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Superteam Poland
@SuperteamPOL
Building the @Solana ecosystem in Poland 🇵🇱
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30 PROJECTS, ONE STAGE & ONE CLEAR MESSAGE. POLISH BUILDERS ARE HERE TO WIN 🇵🇱 Massive congrats to everyone who pitched - you crushed it! Here are our demo day winners👇
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Look what just arrived! Huge thanks to @MeteoraAG for sending over some fire merch for our builders. Let’s build all night long 🫡
The room where the next generation of Web3 protocols gets built. 🇵🇱🔥
Huge congrats to our members @kar888l & @antoni_kiszka for hitting 100k users on @derpetual in just 9 days! Derpetual coded.
100,000 users on Derpetual just 9 days after the announcement i'm insanely grateful for your support to put this into perspective, if we all moved to one place, it'd be bigger than my hometown just getting warmed up Derpetual
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FOUNDERS FRIDAYS EP. 13: @AdrianBrz_ from @ridemarkets 1️⃣ What makes you most bullish about @Solana today? The cost structure, and what it does to behaviour. Look at tokenized equities: Solana holds under a quarter of the ~$3B of tokenized stock supply on-chain - BNB Chain and Ethereum both hold more. But almost all the actual trading happens on Solana. Issuance follows regulation and distribution deals; trading follows execution cost. When a transaction costs a fraction of a cent, people trade twenty times a day with $5 at stake, and that behaviour simply doesn't exist elsewhere. Every chain wants to be where assets get minted. I'd rather build where they get used. 2️⃣ Where are the biggest hidden opportunities for new builders? Anything to do with how capital actually gets allocated. I've spent the last five years on both sides of it building DAO governance infrastructure and working on DeFi exchanges and the same pattern shows up everywhere: we have endless ways to trade and almost nothing that decides who gets to deploy capital and on what terms. Most DAO treasuries just sit there while a few people on a multisig argue about a proposal. The same gap is now opening in tokenized equities the assets are arriving fast, but the things you'd want around them (credit, structured products, portfolio tooling, anything that treats a tokenized stock as collateral rather than something to flip) barely exist yet. Governance tooling and treasury ops are the same story: unglamorous next to a new DEX, and far less crowded. 3️⃣ What’s your number one piece of advice for someone starting from zero? Ship something small in public before you feel ready, then keep cutting until one thing works properly. Do it where people can see it post the ugly early version, contribute to open source, fix someone else's issue. Distribution compounds slower than code but it lasts longer, and most of the opportunities I've had came from work that was public before it was good. And the thing nobody has really priced in yet: since January I write almost no code by hand I write the spec and review what the model produces. If you're starting today, the skill worth building is judgment, knowing what to ask for and what to reject, not typing speed. That's a real advantage for beginners, because the thing you'd have spent three years grinding is no longer the bottleneck.
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The trenches move fast, but Guardis moves faster. Find the signal. Follow smart money. Stay ahead of the curve. Built for traders who lead, not follow. On @solana today, everywhere tomorrow.
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CIAO ITALIA 🤌 Unlimited pizza for builders right on @solana.
The Renaissance started here. So does the next one. Italy's next empire will be built on Solana.
Breakpoint by @solanaconf in London won't just be some conference. It will be a family reunion.
Hackathons. Pivots. Builder’s Journey. @stablecoinjesus, co-founder and creative director of @ReflectMoney: The platform that makes building with stablecoins easy. @solana @SuperteamPOL @superteam - Polish Startup Icons: The NextGen Founders Challenge From Kraków to the Stablecoin Frontier: The Story of Stablecoin Jesus Before Reflect Money became a serious name in stablecoin infrastructure, its story began with Jacob, known online as Stablecoin Jesus, and a simple decision: build something useful instead of waiting for permission. At just 18, Jacob was a computer science student in Kraków when he joined the 2024 Solana Radar Hackathon. Reflect began as a hackathon project, but the team quickly showed that a student idea could compete with experienced teams. The challenge was not only writing code. Stablecoins sit at the meeting point of technology, finance, security and trust. Reflect had to turn a difficult financial concept into a product that developers and users could understand. The team’s answer was Reflect Money: infrastructure for decentralised, yield-bearing stablecoins. Its system allows users to choose an on-chain strategy, mint a stablecoin and earn interest while keeping access to their assets. The idea is direct. Stablecoin balances should not remain idle when they could be used in carefully designed DeFi strategies. Reflect aims to make that process easier to access, integrate and manage. The product is built for more than individual users. Reflect presents itself as a stablecoin API that lets applications launch yield-bearing dollars or add savings features with only a few lines of code. That approach gives developers a new way to create financial products without building every part of the system from the ground up. It also shows the kind of practical thinking that often separates a promising prototype from a company. Reflect’s first major milestone came at the Radar Hackathon. The project won the Grand Prize against more than 1,300 submissions, giving the young team proof that its direction deserved serious attention. The next challenge was turning that recognition into progress. A hackathon win can open a door, but it cannot replace product work, research, testing or difficult conversations with the financial sector. Jacob’s own words capture that transition. He wrote that, only months earlier, he would not have believed the team would soon be discussing stablecoins with Poland’s largest financial institutions. He also made it clear that the work was not finished. That attitude is one of the most valuable parts of the story. The team did not treat early recognition as the final destination. It used each milestone as a reason to raise the standard for the next one. Reflect later joined the @a16zcrypto accelerator and raised $3.75 million in seed funding from investors including a16z crypto, @SolanaVentures, Equilibrium, BigBrain Holdings and @colosseum. The funding marked a major shift. Reflect was no longer only a student-built hackathon project. It had become a company with the resources to develop “software as a stablecoin” infrastructure for a wider market. Its ambitions also reach beyond one token. Reflect is working toward modular stablecoin systems in which different applications can select strategies that match their needs and risk profiles. That vision matters because the future of digital finance will not be built by one company or one famous founder. It will be built by people who understand local problems, learn quickly and create products that can work beyond their first community. Jacob’s journey is inspiring because it began close to home. A young builder in Kraków saw an opportunity, entered a hackathon, faced a complex problem and kept moving after the first breakthrough. It is also full of potential because Reflect connects technical ambition with a clear user problem: how to make stablecoin capital more useful without adding unnecessary complexity. For builders in Poland, this story sends a powerful message. World-class technology companies do not always begin in Silicon Valley. They can begin in a university, a local developer community or a room where a few people decide to build. That is why the upcoming NextGen Founders meetup matters. Superteam Poland is not only a place to hear stories about successful founders. It is where the next generation of local tech leaders is being born right now. Upcoming events: - NextGen Founders Meetup Warsaw | 20.08 | 6PM - NextGen Founders Meetup Krakow | 27.08 | 6PM - NextGen Founders Meetup Wrocław | 03.09 | 6PM - NextGen Founders Meetup Gdańsk | 10.09 | 6PM The next Jacob may already be working on a protocol, an AI product, a fintech tool or a new consumer platform. The idea may still be rough, but the ambition is present. The meetup is an invitation to meet those builders early, exchange knowledge and find the people who can turn a local experiment into a product with global reach. Reflect Money shows what can happen when talent meets an open ecosystem and the courage to keep building. Superteam Poland is where the next chapter of that story can begin.
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@SuperteamPOL isn't just community. It's whole world full of opportunities!
What do we do after the biggest Breakpoint ever? We go bigger and better in the very heart of global finance. Let's run it back!
Meet our newest STPL member, @Sn13zka 👋 Aleksander has been shipping DeFi since 2023, working across DEXes, liquidity infrastructure, and onchain protocols. These days, he’s building @moocon_ - a no-loss prize savings protocol on @solana built on top of Jupiter Lend. The concept? Users keep their full principal, while the generated yield is pooled and raffled as prizes. Welcome Aleksander!
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gm @solana fam! ☀️ did you touch some grass this weekend?
POLISH TALENT DENSITY IS UNDENIABLE. Our Demo Day showcased pure innovation across the ecosystem - from AI agents to @Solana DeFi. Everyone crushed it but only a select few walked away as champions 👇
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