What's the worst memecoin you've ever bought?
fishbiscuit (LinkedIn Arc)
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fishbiscuit (LinkedIn Arc)
@not_qz
Singapore
Joined May 2021
- It's been a week of scapegoating @AyaMiyagotchi with our discontent towards anything (and everything) @ethereum. Firstly, a thank you to folks that engage productively, I've learned a lot So here we go, @ethereumfndn mythbusters edition so we can at least agree on some facts
- Here’s 26148 reasons why @movementlabsxyz is just moving 0.001237 $MOVE tokens back and forth I mean, at least try to randomise your timings Total network tx are at 346k btw, this one address is almost 10% of all tx Link below
Five reasons Movement stands out in the crowded field of L2 blockchains: blockworks.co/news/movement-… - Watching people freak out over the word “communism” is the most American thing ever
- Is it just me or is a ton of people leaving OP labs
- I will do this at every conference I go! Thank you for being an endless wellspring of support
- don't worry y'all, if there's the same kind liquidity event in Singapore during Token2049, we already have a boat prepared at the venue
- Replying to @not_qzNow we can go back to discuss - if EF is doing too little/ - what can YOU do for Ethereum - aligning around goals @VitalikButerin highlighted that require ecosystem wide coordination But most importantly remember @ethereum isn't a corpo, it's closer to a movement with a soul
- Replying to @not_qzdisclaimer: I don't even work for the EF But as a community member, I am worried new folks enter this space; see week after week of infighting and utterly bad faith engagement This is not a place people will feel safe in. Also, a little searching sometimes yields an answer
- Replying to @not_qz4. @ethereumfndn employees don't use the chain tbh doxxing your own employees into the twitter mob sounds like a horrible idea. also whatever happened to our cypherpunk values of privacy?
- We are in a really difficult timeline Once again @VitalikButerin is absolutely SPOT ON almost exactly 4 months before this
The risk of politician coins comes from the fact that they are such a perfect bribery vehicle. If a politician issues a coin, you do not even need to send *them* any coins to give them money. Instead, you just buy and hold the coin, and this increases the value of their holdings
