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The name is Lachie!

I'm exploring the idea to change the meta / trend of Building
(startup process, specifically web3)
to become public and live
with an open public discourse for ideas and critiques

I have a lot of experience in the web3 world of entrepreneurship 
which has been quite a complex, fun little world.

I'm always happy to share my journey
and I like to talk and share my ideas alot
so I figured why not just livestream it?

I'm clinically online in the Australian Eastern Timezone.
If it's not building, it's video games and the X timeline.
Here's the link to my stream and an overview of works for context;

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It’s important for the community and open discussion to have context on my story,
how I think, what I've done and what I’m working on now 

If you just want the overview,visit the open callaboration links here:

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Otherwise, here's my full crypto story in detail:

I was initially inspired by the Roaring Kitty Gamestop story,

I joined crypto to see how the internet could break even more barriers.

 

I found the idea of a future focussed on community and decentralisation being based.

Shortly after joining In 2021, the innovation of smart contracts caught my attention. 

Tied to the concept of 'diamond hands' I found safemoon, which had an innovative smart contract to distribute token fees to hodlers. 

 

I found it sooo early... at around 2m MC with no clue what I was doing,

Flipping pokemon cards and still finishing my Archi degree at the time.

But with narratives in mind, I saw the potential of sfm.
I was advising on how the content should look and develop, while loading up around 5k (all I had) and it quickly turned to 50k. I was hooked.

In the discord channel, I had quite a reputation considering I was a ‘whale’ and so early.
It was a great vibe, community behaviour would influence the chart,
people weren’t just fixated on tracking wallets.
I would go into the chat and spam “ATTENTION SHRIMPS, YOUR FAVOURITE GIGA WHALE WILL BE DUMPING IN 30 MINUTES” with red alarm emojis
While selling my tokens and causing a massive panic sell off as a domino effect,
later on buying at a lower price and growing my bag.
Although I wasn't accumulating the passive token distributions from the smart contract, having fun and learning about how things work somehow felt more important.
Fun.. until I went to trade other tokens, getting scammed into dust.
I remember crying to my parents that I lost 250k as a 23 year old as if it was hard earned money.

However, I learned all about trading psychology, the manipulation of markets,
the influence a large whale can create for any chart, even how this works on a more subtle, micro level when it comes to stocks.
More importantly, I learned a lot about myself in an environment of greed.
But I still wanted more experience and a part of these moments.

I got wind that some of the sfm team branched off to do their own launches;
moonboy, safemars, etc.
I would help these projects post launch with their content and community building ideas.
Other launches included save the world, helping with their content, going to over 300m MC.
I even got to work with celebrities, helping with tyga’s token PAWG, being on a live call with him when he would go outside to his infinity pool and draw the ticker on girls asses sunbathing.
Mia Malkhova, for an only fans web3 model, where i’d have saudi’s dm me to organise private dates for 1mil. Logan Paul with the south park animators on Dink Doink and more.
I would help these projects post launch after discovering them, messaging moderators my ideas who would forward me to the founders to pitch and present.
They would give me some of their tokens in return, but every time it would just rug from bad actors as deployers and founders. Ultimately I grew a lot of disinterest in working for other people.

So I wanted to just trade. I joined a whale chat with this guy called Pharaoh, this dude was the top sfm holder, he hadn’t sold a single one, having 21 million worth of tokens at this stage.
There were a lot of other big whales in this chat, all while wanting the glory of being a founder.
These guys wanted the glory of launching successful tokens, like everyone.
So I joined this by sharing based, refined ideas for them to run with.
I kept my head down and only provided raw value to their ideas.

One day, one of the whales dm’d me his whitepaper called BlockApeScissors.
Initially an idea for 2D turn based web3 gaming ecosystem.
I proposed to turn it into a 3d memecoin poker ecosystem, Introducing cosmetic based lootbox rewards based on leaderboards for 3D Ape avatars ‘Ape-in!” A trendy saying at the time.
The founder asked me to co-found, alongside this super based dev at the time who wouldn’t work with anyone but decided to join us, so I was super motivated. It was so hard to find blockchain devs back then, especially for smart contracts.
I created the website myself, the game environment and community content, and a lot of the smart contract features, bouncing ideas off the dev who probably thought I was both an idiot and a genius.
The branding was all based around the ape narrative, before Bored Ape Yacht Club was a thing. I still like to think they stole some of my ideas.
The token was heavily supported through this whale network initially, reaching 5m market cap.
Then the founder sent me a ton of tokens, about 0.25-1% of the supply as my cut.
I was motivated to keep growing the project.
At the time, we only had a trailer I had created in unity (architecture experience, have done my masters) a discord and telegram channel where I'd share voice memos for updates, ideas and to just engage with people in general on a daily basis.

I saw binance incubation open up, we applied and got accepted.
https://www.binance.com/en-AU/blog/ecosystem/421499824684903042
Being partnered with Binance was huge, the most successful thing you can do as a project is get spot listed on Binance, that’s where the majority of the traders and investors are at.
It was a HUGE deal. Giving us so much reputation and leverage.
They invested 2m for 10% of the supply, something like that.
Our token went to 30m, that’s like going to 1 billion today I’d say.
As not many tokens were deployed and there was way less money circulating.

While in cloud 9, things started to crash in private. The OG founder had hired some guys from Fiverr, so the game development outcomes were not aligned with the vision.
None of this matters if you don’t have good devs. Our blockchain dev was based, but the game devs were a complete joke. Luckily, we partnered with the dudes who made spyro. I’m a huge gamer so I thought this was unreal.

At this stage though, we still had Binance, great ideas and engagement, so the token could still pump. Finding good KOLs became half the work.Back then, twitter wasn’t really a thing. We heavily focussed on reddit, 4chan, youtube and telegram channels. We had a partnership with Connor Kenny, super expensive but certainly a good return of investment. The team probably blew over quarter a million in bad roi at the time, but no one knew, you had to test it. Youtube to this day is still probably the best ROI if you can convince them to partner.
During this period however, Tiktok turned into the meta. Luckily, a lot of these tiktok guys were around my age, so I could just chat shit with them, sharing my vision and passion, thus they wanted to work with me, hang out, everything.

I spoke on a call to one of my best mates today, Noel, to onboard a big crypto youtuber. Noel was managing one of HIS best friends, Craig Percoco.
This guy had over 200k trading subscribers in his discord channel, now over 1m followers on youtube. We all got along real well, BAS became the first project he ever shared on his channel besides trading. We flew to 300m market cap… it was wild. Binance offered a term sheet to sign over 20 million.

We dropped the first ever NFT collection to sell out on Pancake Swap NFT. An idea I had where traits for NFT’s such as colours, patterns etc could have an influence on a gaming experience.
Eg. Your ape could have a diamond star earring, triggering random shooting stars to spawn in the sky. Ownership of specific traits and assets could provide boosts to fees, staking pools and more.

We sold the majority of the NFTs through our KOL networks, it was super important to sell out so it was quite the risk, but we were running out of funds so it was a creative way to ‘top up’.

There was only 30 minutes to go and we had sold 80% of the NFTs. Luckily, I had hired around 12 moderators with different language capabilities. The Chinese mod was super invested, happened to share the sale to a large Chinese whale group and we sold out instantly.

I was telling everything I knew about binance and the NFT sale. I felt super accomplished, as this was my first direct participation in the development of a company as an entrepreneur.
However I learned the hard way that not everyone in the team had the same skillsets and motivation as me, especially being in my position. It seemed like no matter how the founders would pay people, they would still let it get to them annoyed it’s not as much as you and always creating excuses. There was an art to management I didn’t have much experience with at the time.
So while I was caught up with marketing, the core vision for the ecosystem changed to an MMO RPG which I didn't see much success for. Malis for me spread like an internal poison to the whole project team. Ultimately, I was removed from the company equity and all my roles. I couldn’t even OTC out my tokens so I had to sell them on the open market at a much lower valuation and painting a bad image for the project. The project lost its spark and went to dust.

I crashed out pretty hard. Spiralling that my ‘life's work’ was corrupted by bad actors. Something I should have predicted, but the journey and lessons were extremely valuable. To this day the other founders tell me they made a huge mistake.

I took a huge break from crypto in general after that.
However some ecosystems would pop up and intrigue me.
With Axie infinity was 30b at the time, I found myself sharing ideas and learning from the team directly through the Binance incubation network.

Ultimately, Axie was a web3 gaming ecosystem that created a revenue opportunity for people without regular accessibility. I thought this was cool because I was a huge Runescape player and would always hire Venezuelans to farm gold for me and sell it online.
They’d share pictures of things they could now afford like new homes, birthday cakes for their kids a new motorbike etc.

Axie had a ‘championing’ mechanism, where the owners of an NFT / battle pet could lend them out to players who don’t own one, allowing them to battle on their behalf and earn tokens.
Progressing enough could allow them to buy one themselves.

The more you win, the more you earn, so you could just passively compound tokens as a whale, similar to safemoon. All the while sponsoring people in need of resources, limited to their physical circumstances and conditions.

They didn’t project how big it would grow, so their tokenomics and ecosystem values weren’t perfect, unable to sustain that huge valuation. They took over all of the Phillipines and hit over 30 billion in market cap. It was honestly revolutionary and the main thing that motivated me to take up the offer to help build a gamefi ecosystem. I realised crypto in general is a universal economy, it can create so much opportunity for global unity and it’s honestly beautiful. I’ve since forgiven all the bad actors from this past, while blinded by this vision and motivation. Other people have their own values, it’s just a matter of finding the like-minded and working with them to grow stronger and inspire.

In 2024 I finished my masters degree, with a focus on virtual environment developments and studies. I spent like half a year in virtual reality hanging out with strange individuals, completely captured by the potential of online communities even for mental health, which ties a lot to architecture design when considering elements like natural light, space, materials.
I was introduced to helping studios with Zaha Hadid during covid, to develop a virtual exhibition for the La Biennale; the longest standing exhibition since the 1600s. Zaha was always a dream to work for as an Architect, but now I had the opportunity to work with them. Their Parametric designs are amazing. I was stoked, so clearly all this experience had paid off across multiple areas of my life.

I have been collaborating on ideas to expand this ecosystem, as at the time we couldn't convince the minister of culture in Italy to adopt crypto, still having a bag stigma at the time.
For now the project is called City X. It will be a Web3-powered virtual environment, supporting and expanding the culture of creativity. In the near future, I think there will be a huge shift in values towards community, culture, art, and relationships, especially once AI begins to automate a lot of our food and development requirements. This shift ties heavily into a lot of my pondering interests and why I’ve decided to commit a lot of time to this project in particular.
City X will exhibit arts, from architecture, drawing, dancing, animation, fashion and more. It empowers creators, sponsors inspired individuals, and offers learning from industry leaders; like 1:1 sessions with Patrik Schumacher (Zaha Hadid Chairman)
Users earn funds for daily life to pay bills, they can earn scholarships based on the attention economy. The ecosystem tokenizes creative ideas for students, teachers, providing ownership over data and IP. It will act as a new competitor for universities, where new ideas, learning and research is rewarded, owned and encouraged, rather than extracted.

We want to expand the exhibit / learning environments to represent major cities and build a global platform, e.g. Milan for fashion, Japan for manga/animation. With all the right networks from my Architecture based mentors, starting with La Biennale in Venice now web3 sentiment is healthy and then expands to other major groups, facilities and hubs in relation to creative industries. Tokenizing creative processes,ideas, learning materials and more. It should be cool.

During this 2024 period, I helped a very small project called cornerstone, who were partnering with Nike for a virtual exhibit. These guys were from the unreal engine team so I was interested. I created a narrative on X where the community were engaged to explore the cornerstone metaverse through a series of X posts, discovering an egg, bringing it back to the HQ for research, as a virtual hub concept and to join the discord, to hatch a pet. While also helping with the design for their HQ. The project made a ton of money in royalties but couldn’t close Nike.

We collaborated with Fabricant to introduce phygital products however, while I directed some pretty sick trailers in a very short timeframe if you go back to when they started tweeting.

Clone X was also popping off at the time. Sick project, I hear you can buy it right now. If you’re a large fund, hit me up. I invested pretty late here, didn’t get involved, I was just MIA doing uni. But Clone X was a Nike PFP collection in collaboration with Murakami, with ownership access to real life Nike shoe drops. Virtual fashion for VR specifically is such a cool concept, once the VR technology gets better this will become a huge market.
I’m also a sneakerhead, so back in the day I'd sit out the front of stores in a camper chair for the new yeezys. Hence the interest.

I went to Milan fashion week last year to explore that world a bit,
as my friend has his own brand and models, so we got invited to some exclusive events and some old dude running the whole thing tried grooming us.
But we got to go see Ye live at his listening party for ‘Vultures’.

On that topic, considering I am clinically online and tapped in deep to web3 and the design industry, if you’re lucky enough to read this, I want to tell you I am very confident (NFA)
Ye’s ‘Yeezy Money’ is just a skit in a large orchestrated plan for his hidden launch ‘Swasticoin’. Essentially, Ye is building a narrative to reimagine the swastika to its original meaning, as a form of symbology to create for his movement that he has been building.
This movement is to desensitize people from hate and differences and expose ‘extraction’ behaviour from influencers and corporations.
This has become more public with corporate entities coming into crypto and behaving the same way. With influencers, deployers and traders not in the space supporting something they believe in but rather extract. He wants to filter out these bad actors, including his own fan base and empower people that can see beyond the lens. Cut a long story short, Ye blames the evil Jewish overlords that rewrote history, controlling emotions, wars and trends through data and content. He believes they took away his kids, his wife Kim, he himself was a pawn among many in the music industry. Fun fact, Ye is one of the very few rap / hiphop artists that uses healthy frequencies in his music. There are a lot of undeniable clues on X, his daily activities, music, on chain and more if you look deep enough.
I’m in a schizo group of people that religiously try to extract every single clue he’s put out. They’ve compiled this so give it a read if you’re interested https://swasticoin.carrd.co/


Back to my history lesson, during this 2023/4 period I was helping smaller projects that I was personally interested in for a while. I was introduced to the founder of Seedify Cem, who had asked me to work exclusively on their major launches. Seedify was / is the biggest launchpad, so it was a great way for me to find out about big web2 players coming into web3 and I was pretty keen. I’ve had an audience with Bungie, Blizzard, EA, King, Supercell, Mansory, Tiffany and more, all considering to transition to web3 models (shhh, alpha)

The reason Cem wanted help was because of Binance’s recommendation. They had a project called GFAL. At the time I didn't want to do anything crypto related, I was in my final semester for uni. However GFAL happened to be the founder of EA, Trip Hawkins and the guys who did candy crush. Games for a living is what GFAL stands for and was also inspired by Axie so I was hooked. These guys want to make candy crush web3 with Diamond Dreams which was confidential at the time. They wanted to launch in like ⅔ weeks and had 700 X followers, somehow no one knew about it. They had a ‘marketing agency’ on board who were just complete leeches, no clue what they were doing. Just serial launching a bunch of honey pots to build reputation, with little to no-one at the time outside of the industry understanding that whole extraction mechanism that exists in the shadows of web3.
Essentially, people will launch a token with a bunch of fake metrics to convince people there’s a lot of real public traders and investors, but create like 50,000 different wallet addresses privately controlled from one point, so it looks like there’s 50,000 people trading, but it’s all controlled by one dude. Once someone buys on the open market, they will shift the price of the token with all of those wallets and extract that person's money in a very subtle manner.

Cut a long story short, I proposed my ideas to this marketing agency to work alongside me and they scoffed at me like I was a nobody. So I told Trip and Manel that I won’t work with this agency in any capacity and I’m out. I wasn’t going to sit around and watch it all go to shit.
Then these titans were both blowing up my phone for 3 days straight until I answered.
I felt pretty chad and in a position to negotiate.
But I lowballed myself big time, ended up working with them practically for free, but they knew I was a good actor in doing so and it earned me a ton of respect and deep relationships with these guys. If I ever want to launch a game again, I'm sorted. Sometimes you just need to do shit because it motivates you and interests you, that’s key really. Even if you don’t think you can do it, act like you have to, dig deep, do everything you can to give yourself time to clearly think, over long periods of time. Some of this stuff I will take days / weeks to really conclude how I should do things, that is the major point of me making this livestream, so I can have instant feedback on stuff I’m doing.

So at the time, the market was completely dead for crypto coin launches. Although there was this interesting trend for ‘whitelists’ for nft’s at the time, so I proposed an NFT battle pass, with unique in-game cosmetics for their first game launch Elemental Raiders.
People could like, comment, follow and engage in the social channels to potentially win one.
The socials went to like 250k+ on Elemental raiders and 70k+ on GFAL.
It was a lot of attention at the time for what was available.
I created a group chat with binance and convinced them to sponsor a beta test tournament for 1:1 binance theme’d skins, enticing players and growing a reputation for the project.
Ultimately the playerbase was the most important aspect for these guys, because if they can hit a certain amount of monthly user metrics, they can get promoted on IOS and Samsung stores, allowing them to do their traditional user onboarding marketing, making them completely un reliant on web3 liquidity if they develop a huge successful game.

They launched, went great, got a bunch of big web3 players in, they made money, my rep went up. They offered me a really nice full time position, I countered it to be paid like 1m a year and then the founders both YELLED at me, like they were my dads and I was an ungrateful idiot.
I didn’t have a lot of money at the time, just what I needed in savings to get by and don’t like to settle for less. I would have lost a lot of time and thought and missed so many other opportunities and experiences, even if it only took up a bit of time per week, I don’t see myself working as a team member of sorts.

Since then, I revisited the thoughts that my ideas are great. I lost a lot of confidence in myself since my first project cut me out of equity. In a way that was like saying I was of 0 value. They told me I didn’t have a linkedin and history working, so they wouldn’t be able to raise. I think they just wanted a 50/50 split but all good. A lot of people told me it was successful just because of me but I didn’t believe it, now I do.

I was spending time just thinking a lot, building my confidence back up from these small involvements, following trends, narratives, major successful launches of layer 1’s such as hyperliquid and solana. In my head I wanted a future without the woke mind virus and crypto adoption. So I was following the USA Elections closely and heard about pnut the squirrel through Elon musk. If you’ve been in crypto long enough, you know that if Elon endorses anything it just explodes. Prior to pnut, I was blasting 6 figures into harambe, shilling harambe to everyone, knowing Elon always posts on Harambe’s bday and the bull was coming.

I was being invited onto super yachts from ‘potential clients’ through these launchpad networks. I was meeting people like Brock Pierce, one of the biggest btc holders and even Sheik’s,telling them to buy harambe.
Anyways, I thought solana coins were quite culturally and historically relevant, like the stock market for the attention economy, arguably very undervalued. So when Elon endorsed Pnut, tied to a narrative that swayed the entire election, eradicating the evil government actors, it was on like donkey kong. I was in Germany at the time with Noel and a bunch of other new found friends all over the world, building ideas and testing some stupid new innovations; from Costa Rica, Swiss, even some Ukrainian kids we saved from the war as our paid devs, showing us some crazy clips they took defending their city and riddled with ptsd.
So there I was, with everyone outside having a ciggie break, riding a skateboard on my ass in the winter trenches, watching the pnut chart fall to 30m market cap from its 150m pump, chart looking like the hairy caterpillar from how much volume there was, I full ported, go to sleep and 3 hours later Binance listed it. Woke up the next day like a stun grenade hit me, with my wallet worth over 4m USD at ATH. I held onto that shit for the culture, then I traded it all down to around r00k. I think it just felt like the wrong trajectory for me at the time. Pretty stupid, but entertaining nonetheless. One of the Peru kids at least bought himself an apartment after I pressured him to copy me, so life’s good.
Then the trump coin launched, caught it early and got my 4m port back. Although I had the same feeling with pnut, I ended up holding and trading it to dust. I feel like it’s all been really easy for me, and that sometimes can sketch me out. “For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.” I feel deep down I have a bigger mission / purpose, so the last thing I want is to get lost, life is long. I still need to buy a house though lol.

So one of the projects this year that made an introduction to me was a new layer 1. This layer 1 is connecting the whole Blockchain through one unified liquidity pool. So if something like Trump launches with all the volume and transactions, it won’t crash. It outpaces solana TPS, potentially going over 500k. The L1 can scale like crazy with something called CometBFT, while there’s no bridging required and no gas fees, making it super easy for anyone new to navigate crypto. An all in one account / wallet, with one click user experiences. The other element is full privacy, like 99.9%. Preventing bots and frontrunners for whales. Even off chain privacy can be toggled, so like a VPN on steroids where users own their own data. This would obviously shatter a lot of regulatory systems that could be considered corrupt, like using data to manipulate politics, opinions and values in general. All of the shady weird stuff would obviously be regulated if you’re wondering.

My role here is founder. So we as a community can do whatever we like with this next gen tech.
I’ve named the L1 LOGOS; Greek philosophy for reason, rational structure, and connectivity.
I want to airdrop like 30% of the supply, copying Hyperliquids strategy. We can release a wallet to demo how the universal account will operate. One thing I want to do as a promotional strategy is introduce ‘crypto pets’ or P3TS for the wallet. They are trading agents for retail users to execute traders easily, already there’s no gas and bridging which is huge, but imagine a chatgpt feature similar to griffain but in a wallet. “Hey buddy, can you DCA 5k into pnut for me over the next 3 weeks?” - done. They will be pixel themed to pay homage to punks and dropped randomly to comp participants, theme’d to that token. So a pnut squirrel pet, doge pet, popcat, dogwif, harambe etc. The pets also auto-route and auto arbitrage all chains, and can learn trade strategies to lend to others for passive incomes.
Potentially we will host trade competitions for these major memecoins, as I have connections to a lot of the deployers for cross-promotion collabs, with participants earning LOGOS airdrops for volume traded and deposits to lock TVL pre tge.
I also have the idea to create claw machines for these pets around the globe, where plushies in the same theme would have QR codes to use the wallet, with like $200 worth of pnut than can be acquired if they complete a trade comp - increasing holders, volume, users and web3 culture. LOGOS also have a partnership with VISA, so we can do customised glass visa cards with the pets making an appearance. Also could be pretty cool to have a hardwallet equivalent, acting as a tamagotchi device of sorts, showing off the pet with staking pools that effect the pets visuals with auras and skins. That would take flex culture to a whole new level. This is just stuff I want for myself, so I want to build it.

The team teamed up with Trump’s Lobbyist for regulation related concerns and is the perfect fit for government adoption with its pure proof of stake mechanism, super security, speed and carbon negative operations.

As a stage 2 we will create a Dex for testnet, to outperform hyperliquid and appeal more to whales and institutions, to passively compound their assets, execute faster, earn more fees and provide more security, introducing traders like Craig Percoco to test and receive airdrops.


We signed a term sheet to raise 50m with a market maker, but not sure it’s the right approach here considering hyperliquids success with its public model.

Other things I am working on right now is increasing more perp returns for Polygon. Longing and shorting coins is a huge trend right now.
I'm working with the team from Katana and Hyperliquid to create the main perps trading platform for Polygon with the best APY returns. 

Another thing I'm looking at and building on is the livestream meta. 
I matched with some girl on tinder a few weeks ago who works at the Aquarium in Melbourne for pesto the penguin. The token went over 20m at one point and has a lot of revival potential.
So I will try and rizz her up and convince the Aquarium to allow us to livestream his enclosure and help with penguin conservation by donating all the creator fees to the aquarium.
So now I'm in the process of trying to get pumpfun to introduce live streams for old tokens, weird it's not a feature already. We need to work as a community to push this narrative. 

I plan to expand this charity ecosystem to save animals by introducing perps on various animal tokens, including moodeng, pnut, harambe. Building a ZooDEX for animal related tokens and generate more donations fees. The popular animal token deployers all know me for top blasting their charts when I was rolling in money from pnut and trump LOL.
This is what I did for a meme when I traded to dust.
Lot's of people in the space think I'm crazy now but respect it for the culture.
Tthe wallet i used for reference; EuidCxJhpDbeNL69AYmRpZ9Sm3eNM5W7dyGWkQ4yPLpg.
We will also just launch new tokens once it's trending with a 3% buy / sell tax to amplify the mission. Noel my friend launched a token called Knut, a famous polar bear that passed away.
It ran to over 3m in private, but the investor network all panic sold and ruined the whole thing. 
He was going to use his supply control to OTC tokens out and pay for conservation missions manually. We have a friend who works with greenpeace, so we can partner there for the ecosystem. Some of the ideas were polarbear trackers, airdropping them fish on a gopro drone when they are in emergency situations, a livestream of polarbear enclosures and resting platforms with live cams, as they have to swim kilometres to get to hunting grounds now the ice is melting. Could make these platforms a place for them to sleep and relax, with a bitcoin mine powered jaccuzi hahaha. We will potentially create merchandise inspired by or exclusive launch lines in collab with Moncler, Arctryx, Patagonia and other outdoor venture brands. Tents, camping bags, outerwear, Ski's, Snowboards, snowgoggles (with chrome hearts?) etc.
I can get onto these brands through my City X network, my fashion mate, and GFAL also are tied to the UAE government for intros to brands, as they will soon run as advisors for government investments for Gamefi. I was creating ideas with them to create tiffany and Co memecoin charms in their marketplace, as a reward for memecoin trading comps for the WALL3T, with the LOGOS unified liquidity layer as the backbone. Introducing the wallet with memecoin comps and perps as my initial airdrop strategy for LOGOS which i mentioned before.
Starting with pnut, popcat, dogwif, doge, moodeng and airdropping AI P3T Agents to top performers, maybe raffle a lambo designed by Mansory who I advised for a bit and met in Dubai. They already want to do a Pnut supercar collab, something else I am organising. Also trying to convice GTA to implement web3 and RWA assets into their ecosystem.Eg. own a rolex or lambo, have a virtual equivalent in game too. I have an audience with GTA that I can utilise at the right time through launchpad and VC networks since I'm the Gamefi guy.

I go to Dubai every year for token2049 and just fuck around a bit, make unique impressions on people. I would wear the full Thobe fit and walk through the mall, go to events, as a white guy, it's not traditionally offensive so it was cool to a lot of people participating in their culture, so I got a lot of smiles and positive outcomes when I'd meet any big names. 
I would just go to these major crypto events, get drunk, be funny. Met ansem and some other big names but didn't exchange contacts or anything, just said what's up.
This year I was invited to be in the audience of 20 or so people at the Mario Nawfal and Brock Pierce DNA fireside event. Rolls Royce's everywhere, Khabib the MMA fighter rocked up, wild.

These guys sort of know me a bit from the last token2049 in 2024.
I was flown over by the founder of Liquid, a potential client who I have revisted recently, to meet him and his core team at the Burj Khalifa for dinner. The next day we hosted a part with Liquid x DNA. The Liquid guys crashed out at DNA over some bs in dm's as there was mis-communications on what the plan was. 
So last minute, I organised a DJ for the event and rocked up myself and talk negotions on their behalf. Even though the day before I slipped off a scooter going like 30kms and fractured my shoulder, I just took a bunch of painkillers and roughed it out. It felt like a James Bond mission tbh. First time being exposed to elites. On the Yacht I met Sheik's which was sick, and a bunch of crazy characters that owned their own super funds. One American guy was telling me how he was flown out of a mountain cave in Paris the previous week, after hosting a party and overdosing on uppers. He gave me some adderall to try. Yes, drugs in dubai lol.
Luckily I hadn't sat down to chat to the DNA guys yet, so I was on my fkn A game.

Another guy talking to me at the same time was like the polar opposite, a shroom head that had his own rave cults in the Australian forrests from Amsterdam. I was in the middle of these two guys trying to get to know me and they hated each other, it was like being in between godzilla and mothra, whole time i was pissing myself. There were two girls on the boat, one was the shroom heads misso and they mentioned they were swingers so that was awkward. 
Another girl was my age, we made eye contact a few times, only like an hour or two into the event. Then later the DNA guys casually  sat everyone down for food, I was still at the bar so I didn't get a spot which was lokwey weird as, since I was the Liquid host collaborators representitive. But low and behold that younger chick sat down next to one of the DNA guys, not sur what the relationship was but I think bro was being indirectly nasty to me for my presence. 
The guys who deployed shiba were there and I think bonk. So I was watching this drone show at the top of the boat by myself and Brock Pierce came up to me and started saying how his friends is the drone deployer which was cool. But he was sort of a celebrity on the boat, everyone wanted a chance to speak to him and we got crowded by a few guys interrupting, bro disappeared faster than a rare wild pokemon. A few weeks prior to this event, Liquid had me join their call to talk to DNA where I told them the potential marketing strategy and locked them in as investors. So in the boat later in the night they were finally ready to talk negotiations, offering 8m. Liquid sat me down and asked me what I think because they're were traditional web2 guys from the gaming app store industry.
I told them to reject DNAs 8m offer because I didn't like vibe, felt like a chad. 
Thre were also bunch of chinese guys who I spoke to, was drinking a lot with and having a laugh who were connected to Binance. They were saying this Chinese girl called Jenny was comig on the boat who was close friends with Yi He the binance founder. So Jenny rocked up, hovering with us. She was the same age as me and I complimented her necklace to break the ice. I had subtle a mullet at the time so she thought I was a cool chill aussie degen.
We got drunk and she was following me around the boat, all the liquid guys were like winking at me to say I was doing a good job with networking, was hilarious. The next day I took her a big music event with 'black coffee' performing and a bunch of my Korean mates, just dancing and vibing. She wanted me to visit her in Thailand but I didn't follow up. These Korean dudes I met in an event created by Noel, where he invites big KOLs to a big mansion every year to smoke weed, make intros and chill. These guys spotted me my swasticoin bag, forever grateful.

Anyways, enough yapping, let's build.

I've shared a google document in the button below, everyone can see updates on ideas and plans for each project, you can leave comments and suggestions, just share your wallet address at the end so i can record you for airdrops.
If it’s valuable to me or heavily upvoted, you get more.

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