🙏🏿💪🏿 @ClaraLionelFdn & @Jack’s #StartSmall#! we are partnering with 18 organizations across the U.S. & Caribbean to support the climate justice movement. these grants support entities focused on & led by women, youth, Black, Indigenous, people of color & LGBTQIA+ communities.

AI transformation doesn’t start with experiments. It starts with leadership. At #DellTechWorld#, @MichaelDell shared a clear message: ➡️ Don’t start small. Go after the biggest processes in your business. The companies moving fastest into AI aren’t just adopting new tools—they’re rethinking how work gets done, end to end. And the fastest path forward? Find your super users. Empower them. Scale what works. 🎥 Watch the full conversation with @siliconangle & @theCUBE:

The first rule for beginners using Playbook: start small.Use a small position, keep leverage low, and understand how the strategy behaves before scaling up.📖 Understand before launch 💰 Start small before scaling 🛡️ Control risk before chasing returns Explore Playbook:

How should you pick your first Playbook? Start small. Use low leverage, try Signal Only, or choose a lower-risk strategy first. Observe how it performs, understand the logic, then gradually increase your position. Explore Playbook 👉

🌲 Investing in Canopy Notes No.026 One idea has been changing the way I think about blockchain ecosystems. What if launching a chain wasn't the finish line? What if it was simply the beginning? Traditionally, blockchains feel binary. Either a network launches... or it doesn't. Success often depends on raising enough capital, attracting enough attention, and convincing enough people before the product has even had time to prove itself. That has always felt backwards to me. The best products rarely begin fully formed. They begin as small experiments. They attract a handful of believers. They improve through feedback. Only then do they become something much larger. That's how startups grow. That's how open-source software evolves. Why shouldn't blockchain infrastructure follow the same path? Recently, I came across Canopy Network's idea of letting chains start small and gradually become fully sovereign once they reach a defined CNPY threshold. What caught my attention wasn't the mechanism itself. It was the philosophy behind it. Instead of asking builders to prove everything on day one, the network allows them to earn independence over time. Growth becomes something that's demonstrated, not assumed. Perhaps sovereignty shouldn't be granted simply because a chain exists. Perhaps it should be earned because a community has decided it's worth supporting. That feels surprisingly close to how the internet evolved. Communities came first. Infrastructure followed. Maybe blockchain is beginning to rediscover that order. @CNPYNetwork #CNPYNetwork# #Canopy#

🌲 Investing in Canopy Notes No.026 One idea has been changing the way I think about blockchain ecosystems. What if launching a chain wasn't the finish line? What if it was simply the beginning? Traditionally, blockchains feel binary. Either a network launches... or it doesn't. Success often depends on raising enough capital, attracting enough attention, and convincing enough people before the product has even had time to prove itself. That has always felt backwards to me. The best products rarely begin fully formed. They begin as small experiments. They attract a handful of believers. They improve through feedback. Only then do they become something much larger. That's how startups grow. That's how open-source software evolves. Why shouldn't blockchain infrastructure follow the same path? Recently, I came across Canopy Network's idea of letting chains start small and gradually become fully sovereign once they reach a defined CNPY threshold. What caught my attention wasn't the mechanism itself. It was the philosophy behind it. Instead of asking builders to prove everything on day one, the network allows them to earn independence over time. Growth becomes something that's demonstrated, not assumed. Perhaps sovereignty shouldn't be granted simply because a chain exists. Perhaps it should be earned because a community has decided it's worth supporting. That feels surprisingly close to how the internet evolved. Communities came first. Infrastructure followed. Maybe blockchain is beginning to rediscover that order. @CNPYNetwork #CNPYNetwork# #Canopy#