@CR4163R@No_Pie_2109@ThePPseedsShow@pulte They took off after some delays , they then had the plane turn around and abort the flight due to low oxygen.
Seems all very metaphorical to me
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Most people believe the @GameStop / @Loopring NFT system failed and disappeared. That assumption misses what actually happened. The system was built early, tested in public through pack-based distribution, and then intentionally quieted. Activity dropped, but the architecture never changed. What remains on-chain is not a failed product. It is a completed system waiting for full activation.
I have run down this rabbit hole in the past but needed to look for additional steps completed by contracts and wallets on the Blockchain to verify it. It slipped my mind. Curious if you’re curious and want to know about the contract and wallet mechanics as laid out unchained, they are detailed in the images towards the end of the thread.
@WilliamShatner helped remind me last night
https://t.co/lE1VOzKDSZ
#GME #Blockchain #Tokenization #Web3
@PadreMongol@Hey_ross@Black_Glass Sell gme at a massive loss after holding for so long isn’t at all a great feeling after so much loyalty which gme needed to achieve what they have.
@Hey_ross What’s strange is that I just tried to open the picture to read it and just half tapped and then it registered it as I was reporting the post aas spam.
Here is a tutorial on why you should never put your money in stupid shitcoins.
1) Launch a token
2) Gather most of the supply
3) Spread it around in multiple wallets
4) do this over course of months, the longer, the better, to avoid detection and appear genuine and earn trust in your community
5) post how it goes to the moon and shill it with your friends when it gets artificially inflated
6) do giveaways to earn more trust
7) encourage diamond hands and remove liquidity (burn tokens)
8) create FOMO
9) work hard to get listed on bigger trackers like coinmarketcap/coingecko or small CEXs
10) engineer multiple pump and dumps to attract new buyers in each cycle
11) and when liquidity is dry, rugpull with all seperated wallets at once and extract cash and nobody is able to sell their tokens nor blame it that was it on you :)
This is the usual playbook by scammers. It is unpredictable, it is a gamble, and basically a waste of money. You have instant scammers, but you also have those who play the long game.
If they are in the $GME community, get away from it fast.
The entire point of attacking from the credit side rather than the equity front door is to accumulate a controlling position quietly, without triggering Schedule 13D filings or alerting the market until the fulcrum security is secured here, through a sophisticated partner like Sixth Street who can acquire on the secondary market or via private arrangements while maintaining strategic deniability for RC. In classic Icahn moves (TWA, Lions Gate, etc.), he often held debt directly or through his entities, but there’s no requirement that it be fully public during accumulation, and coordinated third party action isn’t “unauthorized” when interests are aligned toward a debt-to equity swap in restructuring; the creditor group dictates terms, converts, and structures NewCo to preserve NOLs under Section 382 by allocating at least 50% to historic shareholders. No one “receives everything” in a vacuum the endgame is control of a cleaned up entity with massive tax value, and the absence of disclosure yet is exactly how these plays stay under the radar until the trap springs. 🤷🏽♂️