# Welcome to the Myosin Network

> February’s New Myosin Members

Canonical URL: https://myosin.xyz/thinking/welcome-to-the-myosin-network
Last updated: 2026-02-25
Publisher: Myosin.xyz

- Author: Greg Patenaude, Content Guild Co-Lead
- Published: 2026-02-25
- Topic: [Forward Deployed Marketing](https://myosin.xyz/thinking/topic/forward-deployed-marketing)
- Reading time: 2 min

Myosin is a global GTM studio, a network of AI-enabled marketers working alongside leading crypto companies to help them scale with clarity.

We vet our members carefully, onboard with intention, and as a DAO, we align incentives so the people are directly invested in long-term outcomes.

Every month, we welcome new operators from around the world. They come from different backgrounds. Are masters of different disciplines. But they all have the same instinct: build things that last.

This month’s cohort spans Paris, Austin, CDMX, Shanghai, and Singapore — creative directors, GTM strategists, community leads, and narrative architects.

Here’s who just joined the Myosin Network.

### Dai Dai Tran — Creative Director, Paris

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> “A creative Swiss army knife.”

That’s how Dai Dai describes himself and it tracks.

Based in Paris, he works across design, art, content and storytelling. He’s especially interested in separating real AI leverage from [surface-level AI marketing noise](https://myosin.xyz/thinking/most-marketing-ai-is-trained-on-garbage), a question many marketing teams are wrestling with right now.

People come to Dai Dai for creativity. Inside Myosin, he’s excited to collaborate on design-led storytelling projects that compound into durable brands.

### Brandon Rodriguez — GTM Strategist, Austin

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Brandon’s lens is simple: simplify the complex.

He sees his role as being “the proxy for the ideal customer, telling teams what they care about and what they’ll ignore.”

He’s bullish on institutional stablecoin adoption as a way to leverage blockchain technology to improve real-world inefficiencies.

And he thinks a lot about abstraction – shifting crypto marketing away from explaining the tech and toward communicating the benefit.

If something feels overcomplicated, Brandon probably has a sharper way to say it.

### Victor Hernandez — Community Lead, CDMX

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Victor builds at the intersection of real-world assets, capital markets, and community.

But the problem he thinks about most isn’t adoption. It’s fear.

> “We’ve made the technology feel complex, risky, and intimidating. True adoption will happen when people use blockchain without even realizing it’s blockchain.”

He’s bullish on deeper, multi-platform storytelling beyond X dependency, formats that humanize the space and build alignment between product, narrative, and users.

### Bridget Mao — Fractional CMO, Shanghai

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Bridget helps founders move from confusion to clarity.

She describes herself as the bridge people come to when product, narrative, and identity don’t quite connect.

She’s bullish on founder-led, narrative-driven marketing and skeptical of hype cycles without real brand identity underneath.

Her perspective resonates strongly with Myosin’s worldview:

> “DAOs only work when people work. Systems only scale when incentives align. Networks only last when trust is real.”

She’s especially interested in brand strategy, AI initiatives, systems, and [GTM architecture](https://myosin.xyz/thinking/build-ai-gtm-strategy) – the connective tissue work that most projects underestimate.

### Sofia Kim — Content & Social, Singapore

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> “I yap about crypto.”

Sofia’s humor hides a sharp narrative instinct.

She thinks deeply about the gap between attention and trust, and how crypto is excellent at generating momentum but weaker at building durable credibility.

She’s skeptical of pure KOL-driven growth unless it’s deeply integrated with product and community.

Her focus inside Myosin: shaping narrative arcs that survive market cycles.

## The Room Just Got Stronger

One of the best parts of a global network is watching the room evolve.

New perspectives. New instincts. New angles on the same hard problems.

When creative directors in Paris, GTM strategists in Austin, community leads in CDMX, [fractional CMOs](https://myosin.xyz/thinking/the-case-for-cross-industry-fractional-cmos) in Shanghai, and content builders in Singapore start trading notes, things start to compound fast.

That’s the real advantage of a network.

Welcome to Myosin!

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