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Galileo Wilson
@galileowilson
wizard behind your favorite projects | work: @whop @avax @raydium & more
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my office lowkey filled with pengu merch who else??
The Galileo Club is now live 🌍 My free community for ambitious people building in crypto. What to expect: 1) Starting & growing your crypto business 2) Skills, clients & sustainable income opportunities 3) Trading & investment insights 4) Smart people to learn from & build with See you inside:
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“How do I make money in crypto with $0?” I get asked this a lot, and we're going to dive deep in the community. Here’s how I’d approach it if I were starting again tho, First, look at what businesses are already paying people to do. Job listings tell you a lot. If companies keep hiring for the same role, there’s demand worth understanding why. Then pick one solution/skill and learn it well enough to solve a specific problem. Let’s say that’s improving user onboarding. For ex, find a swap product. Go through the entire journey yourself, from landing on the website to completing your first swap. Where do you get stuck? What’s unclear? What would make someone leave or come back? Then study how niche leaders like Uniswap approach the same steps. You’re looking for something you can improve and test. Once you’ve found the problem, put together a solution. Build a prototype, rewrite the flow, record walkthrough. Give the team something they can instantly assess. This is where most people stop. They learn a skill, put it in their bio and wait for someone to hire them. You still need to get the work in front of the right person tho: Find out who owns that part of the product. Check whether someone in your network can introduce you. Ideally, look for their work email or LinkedIn. The CEO’s X DMs probably aren’t your best route to the person responsible for onboarding. Then send something like: “Hey [Name], I went through your onboarding and noticed [specific issue]. I put together a proposed fix here: [link], with a short explanation of why I think it could improve first swap completion. Would you be open to testing it with a small group of users? I’d suggest a $1,000 pilot, payable if we hit an improvement based on x KPI.” Think about how that reads to someone who gets pitched every day. They can still say no. Your solution might not work. But you’ve given them a reason to take you seriously. If it does work, get paid and ask permission to document the result, post it, announce it (especially on X). That becomes the basis of your next pitch. You can show what you changed, why you changed it and what happened. Keep sharing your work publicly. Walk people through your thinking. Publish useful breakdowns. Let them see you getting better, you have to be considered ''smart''. Over time, people start associating your name with problems they need solved. They send you work. They recommend you. You have enough proof to charge upfront. Goodluck.
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Created the biggest Token2049 & Consensus Miami group, bringing people incredible opportunity, connections and friendships. If you’re a friend or builder with flights booked for Breakpoint, shoot me a message! Curating another great group!
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Just won the world trading championships in Singapore 🥇
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whales become whales because they can stay underwater longer than everyone else
good read, unpopular opinion: NetNet > Standard may the market decide if i’m right
highly recommend anyone to keep a trade journal you can do everything right and still lose, so pnl alone teaches you nothing if you don't realise what you did just asking yourself what you did right & wrong and writing it down is enough to not make the same mistakes twice
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I've hired 4 people recently, they all came through replying frequently with me... we eventually started texting and they all landed amazing jobs & made great money. If you're not big, don't be entitled and just start connecting with people through comments.
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