ETHEREUM SURVIVES THE SEC.
Today we’re happy to announce a major win for Ethereum developers, technology providers, and industry participants: the Enforcement Division of the SEC has notified us that it is closing its investigation into Ethereum 2.0.
This means that the SEC will not bring charges alleging that sales of ETH are securities transactions.
Airdrop failure from @zkSync or where is the decentralization?
Blockchain is a transparent territory. Traces remain, even if someone leaves an airstream for maneuvering.
The @zksync team has made a sensation in the crypto community with the most opaque distribution possible. Some points are simply absurd.
@gluk64@frogmonkee@Ozhar@Yogi13031997@stonecoldpat0@TrustlessState@Caneleo55@heycape_@0x_Lens@gluk64@TheZKNatiou
#zksyncscam
1) 13,000 wallets with 0 tx in the zkSync network received an allocation. And what use are these users to the project if they haven't even come in contact with it? https://t.co/T7Tigfx0FX
Briefly about what has become (or was originally) with the @CoinList platform:
1. The community is only needed to implement overpriced project bubbles that run token sales on the platform.
2. The system of protection against bots is completely incapacitated. Right now, fixing these errors does not make sense, for the reasons listed in the following paragraphs of this publication.
3. The platform, in its own interests, changes the rules and takes away allocations in sales with promising tokenomics, speculating on this.
4. Coinlist continues to conduct public sales for projects. At the same time, both the coinlist and these projects are aware of the dead end of token sales, which will entail the inevitable recognition of these tokes as unregistered securities by the @SECGov.
The result is this: the coinlist is an obsolete platform, the model of which is incapacitated. The coinlist is living its last days, trying to finally earn on the future losses of public investors, at the same time manipulating on allocations that can be speculated on by reselling the tokens to the market. Most of the clients of the coinlist are bots, the owners of which the coinlist will finally clean up completely.
My coinlist account was blocked 2 years ago. Karma was 3000+. It was the only one account that received 1000 karma for verifying on the platform as a @MinaProtocol validator.
But I never applied for account recovery for two reasons:
1. At that time, I thought that the bull market had come to an end. And I wasn't wrong. It was dangerous to participate in sales.
2. Because I think that the coinlist will definitely cease to exist and is not needed by the market. They understand this too. Just before that, they still try to rob their customers.
R.I.P Coinlist
@GrahamJenkin
@andy_bromberg
@stablekwon , is you master of stablecoin @terra_money? You is master stupid idiot. Where is the sablecoin $UST fund? You,like an idiot, bought volatile bitcoin as collateral! Now $UST costs 8 cents! You don't have the funds to buy all the $UST even for 8 cents to restore it?
1/ @vegaprotocol is a standalone, custom-built, proof-of-stake blockchain that runs on the Tendermint consensus mechanism.
@vegaprotocol's network architecture is optimized for trading on several dimensions.
🍄 @CoinList is crashed!
I, like thousands of my followers, were banned from your platform, allegedly for violating the terms of use!
I had a karma of 2650 and I am a validator of @MinaProtocol, for which I received +1000 to karma.
Blocked? Seriously?
@pmarca I was blocked!)
New ecosystem developer analysis by @ElectricCapital shows @Polkadot literally in a class of its own with clearly the stongest developer growth since launch of any Web3 protocol and by far the biggest dev community outside of Ethereum. https://t.co/Tu6OQ7MMeX