Hey guys!

Many of you have been asking me to create a personal space where I can share my journey. I actually opened this channel a while back, but I wasn't active at all and posted nothing. Well, today is officially the day!

I’m going to start sharing a lot about my life in tech, software engineering, Web3, and my personal journey.

For those who don't know me yet, my name is Dagim Abebe. I’m a Software Engineer, Web3 Developer, and Community Lead. I love everything about tech and Web3, especially bringing new people into the ecosystem and seeing them grow. I also attend a lot of tech events, meet amazing people, and keep learning every day.

Welcome to "daily-me"! let's connect

Catch me on X too: x.com/dagimzer369

Today was a bit tiring! Spent most of it helping Burhan prep for tomorrow's Raycast meetup. Met some cool dudes, enjoyed the day, and got everything set up.

Hoping for a great event tomorrow see you guys there!

@dagimzer

And by the way, a huge thank you to all the channel owners who helped me out with sharing this channel with their community! 🙏

Also... it feels amazing to already have almost ~50 members here! Appreciate every single one of you!

@dagimzer

morning guys!

Who's coming to Raycast event today? Let's catch up and have a great time!

@dagimzer

Hello everyone! Disappearing right after making this channel was definitely not part of the plan, lol. 😅

My phone crashed right after that Raycast meetup post, but I'm fully back now and ready to go! 🙌

@dagimzer369

POV: Me if I had enough unearned confidence to change my LinkedIn to match my X profile

@dagimzer

One of the guys I’ve known on X for a while turned out to be an Ethiopian born and based in NY, lol. He’s currently here in Ethiopia and planning to stay longer now. One of his recent tweets caught my eye
And honestly, he’s totally right. I shared my thoughts on it on twttr We carry an identity older than the labels imposed on us

@dagimzer369

They just released Grok 4.6
Grok 4.6 achieves frontier intelligence across several agentic coding and knowledge work benchmarks. It matches GPT-5.6 Sol on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, which is a composite score of nine benchmarks.

https://x.ai/news/grok-4-6

@dagimzer

Someone actually built an AI bot to save us from Dagmawi Babi’s 30+ daily posts 😭💀

Meet The Dagmawi Dispatch (@BabisummarizeBot)—created by Fuad Tesfaye (the nazi dude). so the main idea is Instead of drowning in endless notifications, this bot reads heavy-posting channels and gives you a clean daily summary!

What it does:

Clean Daily Summaries: Get the highlights, skip the flood.

Works Anywhere: Point it at any chaotic channel or group chat.

Fun Commands: Try /babiometer (tracks spam levels), /roast, /guess, or /excuse.

It’s 100% open-source, and the full channel dataset is open for anyone who wants to build cool community tools with it. Bigger features are coming soon and ngl i really loved how he built the bot

🤖 Bot: @BabisummarizeBot

GitHub: FuadTesfaye/The-Dagmawi-Dispatch

By royal decree, may your notifications finally rest in peace! 😂🙏

@dagimzer

I held the #1 spot on Sheger Bids yesterday for this Telegram channel until someone came along and stole my crown, lol! 💔

It’s actually a cool local platform inspired by outbid.lol on X. You pay to grab the top spot, flex your project/channel to everyone, and keep the throne until someone outbids you.

Fun concept for the community even if my reign was short-lived (ወይኔ ብሬ 😭)

https://shegerbids.vercel.app/

@dagimzer

My X Premium expired 3 days ago and the timeline just felt incomplete without it... 😭

Finally resubscribed, and seeing this notification pop up felt so good! 🩵

@dagimzer

X is making me blush today lol 🥹 notifications are just rolling innnnnn

@dagimzer

Exactly one year ago, Ethiopian Blockchain Week happened for the first time.

The first Ethiopian Blockchain Week brought together 1,000+ attendees, 250+ volunteers, 15+ speakers, and 10+ media partners. It brought developers, founders, students, investors, researchers, creators, and blockchain enthusiasts into the same space to learn, exchange ideas, and explore what blockchain could look like in Ethiopia.

But EBW was never only about two days of talks.
It was about creating a platform for Ethiopian talent to connect with a global industry.
A year later, it is worth looking back at where it started, what the first edition represented, and how the conversation around blockchain in Ethiopia has continued to develop.

So, after one year, I wrote an article on the Ethiopian Blockchain Week website looking back at the first edition, what it represented, how the ecosystem has evolved, and what comes next.

Read the full article:
https://www.etbw.online/blog/-1-year-of-ethiopian-blockchain-week-

x: https://x.com/DagimZer369/status/2096162485338276171?s=20

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