Growth and GTM | Top 0.01% Motorsports Professional | shitposts/just for fun | Team @galileowilson
- Tweets 11,606
- Following 2,221
- Followers 1,964
- Likes 4,903
Pinned Tweet
She accidentally posted the private key to the token….
$1m to $6k in 3 seconds
91
24
1,691
1,134,130
Kinda ties into this but one of the BIGGEST mistakes I see companies make with UGC and paid promos is they go for creators who have more mainstream/botted values rather than niche specific value.
For example:
You’re an AI company
Creator A is famous across all niches, they’re primarily a lifestyle creator. 1 million followers, 0.2% of the followers are interested in AI and can afford to buy your product/service.
They charge $5k for one post.
On the other hand, you have Option B.
10 DECENTLY big creators who specialise in AI, 20% of their following matches the ICP
They charge $500 each for a video
Unsurprisingly, most founders end up going for option A and then wonder why they didn’t get any revenue but only vanity metrics
Crypto Twitter KOLs are a fucking scam. And we have the numbers to prove why.
We hired 200+ KOLs with 10M+ combined followers. Every single one had a 400+ Sorsa score and 100+ Smart Followers. Most had 1,000+ Sorsa.
200+ KOLs posted twice each.
Our result? 280 NFTs sold at $5.
Now let’s talk about this circus.
Fake views. Fake likes. AI-generated replies that don’t even understand what the project does. The same fucking accounts liking and replying to each other in engagement groups, recycling engagement and pretending they’re influential.
You have 200K followers but can’t prove you have actual buyers. You’re scared of referral deals because deep down you know nobody will click your links, buy anything or convert.
YOU HAVE BOTTED FOLLOWERS, NOT INFLUENCE.
And the funniest part? You genuinely think you’re marketing professionals. You’re a bunch of engagement farmers playing influencer, selling fake numbers to projects and calling it a career.
Our team tested this firsthand. We were ready to pay for influence, but got fucking nothing.
And you wonder why CT is dying? Why projects are cutting deals? Why marketing teams are moving to TikTok and Instagram?
BECAUSE NOBODY WANTS TO PAY FOR YOUR BULLSHIT ANYMORE.
Honestly, go work at McDonald’s. At least you’ll serve people something useful instead of selling projects fake engagement and pretending to be important.
200+ KOLs. 10M+ followers. 280 NFTs sold.
That’s your fucking influence.
1
102
Lean 🦉 retweeted
Proud to announce that I’ve joined Galileo Club as a CM/Partnerships manager.
I’ll be working on getting Galileo club some of the best exclusive deals possible
That includes:
- NFT Whitelists
- Exclusive giveaways
- Special discounts on services and products
+ a TON more value
let’s cook @galileowilson 🤝
3
1
8
358
Lean 🦉 retweeted
Had two really interesting conversations today with highly respected people in the industry, both interested in working with my growth company.
What’s interesting is that I’ve never actually marketed my own business lol.
No company account, no advertising, no sales funnels, no bd team (there is a partnerships team but does not count). Just my personal brand, my network and years of solving growth problems for the best companies.
Everything has been built through relationships, reputation and delivering results.
Now that we’re scaling up significantly, I’m considering actually marketing the Wilson Growth company for the first time.
It’s fascinating how far a strong network and a good reputation can take you.
All built on this platform.
27
4
205
3,210
A lot of founder content sounds exactly the same, which makes sense when the person writing it barely talks to the founder.
Some of their best posts are probably things they’ve said on a call that nobody bothered to ask them more about.
Why they turned down a deal, something they think their competitors are getting wrong, or even something they’re struggling to figure out themselves.
I’d be way more interested in reading that than another post about how important consistency is. You have access to someone building an entire company, surely there’s more to talk about.
1
1
77
Do people genuinely think AI reply bots are a good personal branding strategy?
Someone posts something they actually put thought into and the replies are 20 variations of “Absolutely. This is such an underrated perspective.”
What exactly is that supposed to make me think about you?
Your replies are part of your content. People read them, decide whether you’re interesting, and sometimes check your profile because of one good comment.
You’re wasting that opportunity if you have nothing to add.
Use AI to help articulate what you think. But you still need to actually think.
If you’re building a personal brand, give people something to remember you for.
50
Bro the binance hack was on the fucking pakistani news
my grandma asked me if i was working at binance 😭
1
1
116
Lean 🦉 retweeted
This looks interesting so I bid. Doing my dd
Introducing fluke.
Long or short any Hyperliquid address. With SOL. Instantly.
Hyperliquid is fully public. Every position of every whale is on-chain for anyone to see. Until now all you could do was watch them win or lose. On fluke you can finally bet on them, or against them.
What it is:
fluke turns every Hyperliquid account into a chart. When the whale makes money, the chart goes up. When it loses, the chart goes down. Paste any Hyperliquid address (a top trader, a fund, a famous wallet), pick a side, and you’re in. No Hyperliquid account needed, no bridging, no USDC. Just SOL.
How it works:
→ Deposit SOL from your wallet. It shows up in seconds.
→ Paste any Hyperliquid address, or pick a whale from the board.
→ Go long or short at 2x, 5x or 10x. It fills instantly at the whale’s live value.
→ Your P&L moves live with the whale. If the whale’s account drops 10%, your 2x short is up about 20%.
→ Close whenever you want. Withdraw to your wallet any time.
Every whale is a chart:
The chart moves only with the whale’s trading: its perps, its spot, its staked HYPE, priced live from Hyperliquid’s own feed. Deposits and withdrawals never move it, so nobody can pump a chart by adding money.
Why you always get filled:
Every trade is taken by the fluke pool. It’s the other side of every long and every short, so you never wait for a counterparty. 80% of every trading fee goes back into the pool.
Why it’s built to be fair:
→ Every fill checks the live value against its 30-second average, so being a second faster than us doesn’t pay.
→ A whale running over 10x can’t take new trades until it calms down.
→ You can only ever lose what you put in. No debt, ever.
→ Every deposit and withdrawal is a real Solana transaction you can check on Solscan.
Where it goes from here:
80% of trading fees and 80% of $Fluke fees flow straight into the pool. A deeper pool means bigger positions and more whales open at once. More volume, more depth, more traders.
Live now at usefluke.xyz
5
4
37
1,649
Lean 🦉 retweeted
You know it’s bad when Scooter, who has made a living making insane narratives about me and taking down every account in the industry, is the ONLY account posting the actual blockchain proof while all of you KOLs farmed for engagement.
I’m with Scooter now 😭
Her account was turned into a nonce account after she posted her private key. So this post is wrong on just about every level.
Transaction Timeline
18:40:09 CET — Private Key Disclosure
• The post containing the developer's private key was published on X.
• Post:
18:41:30 — MIKA Token Transfer
• 500,440,996.67 MIKA tokens were transferred from the account to a token account owned by 58xpw9…YFvjV.
• Transaction: solscan.io/tx/4c3NcJcDW8W7wD…
18:42:37 — Nonce Account Initialization
• The account was converted into a durable nonce account.
• 80 bytes were allocated, followed by an initializeNonce instruction.
• Nonce authority: CKJMFy…Pnsfm
• Timing: This occurred exactly 67 seconds after the MIKA token transfer.
• Transaction: solscan.io/tx/4vdgy8Dtb9gVAD… nitter.siddz.com/mikadontlouz/status/21…
21
6
56
17,352
Lean 🦉 retweeted
🚨 JUST IN
Professional cybersecurity expert and feminist @mikadontlouz comments on her involvement with the Binance hack
1
1
282
