Twenty, from Pakistan,
early by habit.
I'm Momin, an AI/ML student and GTM strategist at Pond AI. I build small, sharp tools that watch loud places and hand back only the signal worth acting on.
Strategy tells me what to look for. Code lets me look at all of it at once.
Location
Pakistan
Now
GTM Strategist at Pond AI
Focus
AI · Agents · Onchain
What I work on
Most of what I build starts as a question about timing: who moves first, which idea is actually original, and where a request is going unanswered.
Foxy is a Slack bot that catches founders announcing Y Combinator before YC does. Faro listens on X for people asking to hire, while the request is still just a tweet. Both turn public noise into a short list worth a message.
On the research side, I built two models for Deep Funding GG24. ORACLE-W allocates weighted importance across a funding graph, and ORACLE reasons about originality with adaptive calibration.
Day to day I run go-to-market at Pond AI, which puts me on both sides of the same problem: understanding what a market wants, and writing the code that notices it wanting.
How I work
Be early
The best signal shows up before the announcement. I build tools that look there first.
Ship in public
A working bot in a real Slack beats a perfect plan. Feedback comes faster when it is live.
Keep it small
One job, done well. Small tools are easier to trust, easier to fix, and easier to share.
Strategy meets code
GTM tells me what matters. Engineering lets me act on it at a scale no spreadsheet can.
Beyond the code
I think out loud on X, where I have posted a few thousand times about AI, crypto, and building. I answer my DMs.
I also like the fundamentals: my GitHub has Cisco networking labs on ACLs, DHCP, DNS, and VLANs from learning how the internet actually moves packets.