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6. You Celebrate Wins Together And Weather Storms Together
I watched every team member become deeply invested.
Wins were shared, and challenges were faced collectively.
a culture of shared ownership, emotional investment, and mutual support.
7. We experienced natural camaraderie
Startups breed closeness.
And With smaller teams and shared ambitions, it’s easier to build real friendships
and feel like you’re part of something special.
8. We disagree sometimes, debate sometimes, but still align
Diverse opinions are encouraged, but the goal is always the same:
to build something great.
We learned how to disagree respectfully, collaborate effectively,
and align on what truly matters.
Beyond content, I am focused on helping crypto products achieve product-market fit plus go-to market strategies.
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2. You Develop Speed and Adaptability
The directors constantly challenged us to pick things up quickly, make decisions fast, and stay agile
a crucial skill in today's fast-evolving tech space.
3. You Build a Solution-Oriented Mindset
The CEO, Ukeme Okuku Ξ always emphasized:
the half glass full perspective
Instead of asking “why this might fail,” you're trained to explore “why this can work.”
You’ll find yourself constantly innovating, testing alternatives, and finding paths around roadblocks.
4. You Learn to Pivot Without Losing Vision
Startups evolve.
At Gamic, we always adapt to market feedback while staying true to our core mission.
We learned how to shift direction while keeping your eyes on the big picture.
5. You Appreciate the Process (Not Just the Outcome)
You begin to see the beauty in progress, even when the results aren't immediate.
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Because in this chaotic, hyper-competitive crypto space, attention is scarce.
People don’t just invest in technology, they invest in stories, in ideas, in visions that stick.
A project with high mindshare doesn’t just attract users;
it attracts developers, investors, and communities who believe in its mission.
Mindshare drives adoption, fuels loyalty, and sets the stage for real, lasting impact.
Without it, even the best tech is just code collecting dust.
Kaito’s been leading the charge in the InfoFi space, tracking mindshare through AI-driven analytics,
rewarding creators with Yap Points, and helping projects dominate conversations
cookiedotfun is stepping into the ring as a rival to Kaito, and it’s doing things differently.
It’s designed to measure and amplify mindshare not just for the projects that pay for visibility, but for “all” tokens, big and small. 1 reply
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Why did I start an MBA?
Because I'm building something bigger than myself
Valucop Global
and it’s time to scale.
We’ve already reached over 5,000 people across Nigeria, Africa, and beyond
Through our YouTube channel, live sessions, recorded sessions, paid tutorials, bootcamps etc.
Not by having it all figured out, but by learning, testing, and moving, fast.
We’ve helped people step into the crypto economy
unlocking careers, incomes, and futures, through coaching and mentorship.
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