Brother Akash 🥷
@akashneelesh • 3,440 subscribers
Ecosystem Growth Lead @StarkWareLtd. (I own my tweets)
Videos
x402 explained under 2mins (10 sec) > What is x402 ? > What is a Facilitator ? > What does this mean to the broader ecosystem ? > What's the token doing in x402 ? > What does x402 unlock ? > Finally something that not all of people are aware about.
Brother Akash 🥷47,098 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад
quick personal update : after 2 years at starkware and about close to 3.5 years in the starknet ecosystem, i've now been promoted as the ecosystem lead at starkware. huge thanks to Brother Odin 🥷🏽 spun a video to share everything abt how i went from 0 to now. enjoy ;)
Brother Akash 🥷24,200 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
here's how Strava can come onchain within minutes using Starkzap explained under 5minutes. the video covers everything from > the current problem on strava. > steps taken by the move-to-earn industry > introducing Stravazap essentially Strava with Starkzap > features of Stravazap and how it works > benefits for both the users and for Strava as a company all that an app needs now to come on chain in minutes is just simply using Starkzap.
Brother Akash 🥷15,654 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
> reflecting about Starknet (BTCFi arc) 🥷 outpost starknet outpost is hands down imo one of the best thing we’ve ever done, in terms of projects, in terms of the quality of founders , devs, vibes. the whole residency program felt less off like a program but more like a home but with a catch, “a home with insanely cracked devs and founders”. it’s been one hell of a crazy ride at the outpost, and I’m just too saddened that it’s coming to an end right now, well of course all good things comes to an end.. this straight up felt like a whole fucking movie with action scenes, emotional scenes and finally the movie ended with a really high note. none of this outpost would have been possible without all these devs who showed utmost trust and those who shared the same vision as us which was “playing the long term game”. there were quite a lot of ups and even greater downs but at the end what matters is, it all turned up right and the best. there were a lot of instances where these devs could have just straight up said dude “fuck off im done” with all the things that happened, but they choose to stay and it was all because of the way they chose to back their friends each other. im just soooo bullish on all of the founders, devs and team that took part in our outpost literally sat alongside everyone spent countless nights along with the devs leaving out all my personal time (my gf was pissed ofcz) all because of one reason, all these founders were soo fucking bullish on their products and wanted to go big and weren’t here for grant farming. and yesterday after three intense months, we’ve arrived just to that moment. the demo day. a day where all the late nights, the pivots, the breakthroughs, and pure perseverance came together. also none of this would have been possible without my friends on ground (Akshat ,mandar.hl | fluxava , Sahil More ,Uddalak (lending and looping arc) , prathik.ai 🚀 ) huge gg well guys we’ve come to an end of the pune outpost. and wanted to put this heartfelt note along with a video that just shows how close to our heart this. btw we played this video yday during the demo day, i got pretty emotional and couldn’t even do my talk properly cuz that’s the depth of how close these mfrs were. bullish on friends that I made here. Anish (buildbuildbuild arc) Suhrad Suhas 🦀 Gupta Jii (Avadam.eth) Akshat prathik.ai 🚀 itsmukesh.eth Kishore Murugesan KamalBuilds🗽 Agnik pratham - oss/acc 🐲 kshitij Shreyas Papinwar Gaus flamekaiser.eth Aaronvern Suyash Agrawal heramb apologies if I missed anyone.
Akash Balasubramani 🥷15,456 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад
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