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Here’s the truth: I didn’t know how to code when I started Goodspeed I didn’t even have a technical co-founder. But I had ideas I wanted to launch. I wanted to make older adults entrepreneurs - because they have knowledge, skills, and value that often go untapped. Then I...

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Hearsay, but I heard $HERESY is coming to Blackhole. We’ve partnered with The Grotto, an AVAX L1 built for creators to launch games, art, and tools in their ecosystem. Soon 🗓️

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