Capiga Lesley ❤️ Memecoin @CapigaLes418 - Twitter Profile

over 2 years ago

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9GAGCEO

@9gagceo

about 3 years ago

Can I be honest with you? IT'S DAMN HARD TO BUILD IN WEB3. When you try something new, people ask you to repeat the old things. When you repeat the old things, people ask you to try something new. When you share more information, people ask for mysteries and surprises. When you create mysteries and surprises, people ask for more information. When you have utility, people ask for art. When you have art, people ask for utility. When you reveal fast, people dump faster. When you reveal slowly, people ask wen wen wen. People ask for more value, but they don't want to pay royalties. People say they finally got their forever PFP, but they would flip it for 0.1Ξ profit next week. People call you family, but they sell your ass in seconds when things are not going well. People sound like they are the best art critics, best business strategists, and best developers combined. I know. I know many teams have raised shit tons of funding, done nothing, or done things that holders don't give a fuck. I know people have PTSD from the countless rugs, hacks, and scams—I feel you because I hold a bag that's probably down much worse than yours. But when you meet a good team, would you please give them the benefit of the doubt and some time to prove themselves? If they make mistakes, would you give them constructive feedback instead of destructive fudback? If they do something right, would you pat them on their shoulders but also remind them to stay humble as the job is not done? Don't be a hater. But also don't be a fanboy. Be a co-builder that values long-term value rather than short-term gain. Nothing great was ever built in a day. Let's build together. Let's grow together. Let's free ourselves from the PvP mindset our society wants us to believe. Let's"go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation." To end this long tweet, I don't give you a potato but a tweet by one of my favorite web3 founders: "I don't know people. Why don't you go start an NFT company and get everything right?" --- P.S. When I wrote "people" above, I meant some people. I am grateful I've met many great people in web3. ❤️ P.P.S. I wrote this before the Captainz reveal, BTC MVP, or @Memecoin so it feels less like I'm only covering my own ass. 💩 P.P.P.S. Hope you are well @GordonGoner. 🙏

9gagceo's tweet photo. Can I be honest with you? IT'S DAMN HARD TO BUILD IN WEB3.

When you try something new, people ask you to repeat the old things.

When you repeat the old things, people ask you to try something new.

When you share more information, people ask for mysteries and surprises.

When you create mysteries and surprises, people ask for more information.

When you have utility, people ask for art.

When you have art, people ask for utility.

When you reveal fast, people dump faster.

When you reveal slowly, people ask wen wen wen.

People ask for more value, but they don't want to pay royalties.

People say they finally got their forever PFP, but they would flip it for 0.1Ξ profit next week.

People call you family, but they sell your ass in seconds when things are not going well.

People sound like they are the best art critics, best business strategists, and best developers combined.

I know.

I know many teams have raised shit tons of funding, done nothing, or done things that holders don't give a fuck.

I know people have PTSD from the countless rugs, hacks, and scams—I feel you because I hold a bag that's probably down much worse than yours.

But when you meet a good team, would you please give them the benefit of the doubt and some time to prove themselves?

If they make mistakes, would you give them constructive feedback instead of destructive fudback?

If they do something right, would you pat them on their shoulders but also remind them to stay humble as the job is not done?

Don't be a hater. But also don't be a fanboy. Be a co-builder that values long-term value rather than short-term gain.

Nothing great was ever built in a day.

Let's build together. Let's grow together. Let's free ourselves from the PvP mindset our society wants us to believe. Let's"go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation."

To end this long tweet, I don't give you a potato but a tweet by one of my favorite web3 founders:

"I don't know people. Why don't you go start an NFT company and get everything right?"

---

P.S. When I wrote "people" above, I meant some people. I am grateful I've met many great people in web3. ❤️

P.P.S. I wrote this before the Captainz reveal, BTC MVP, or @Memecoin so it feels less like I'm only covering my own ass. 💩

P.P.P.S. Hope you are well @GordonGoner. 🙏

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CapigaLes418 retweeted

Tâm Bất Biến @minhfinance

over 2 years ago

This is one of the most mysterious places in the world 🌏 Stonehenge - Is a complex of large stone pillars arranged in a circle. Each stone pillar is about 4m high, about 2m wide, about 1m thick and weighs about 25 tons. The two heaviest stone pillars weigh about 50 tons. On some stone pillars there are also stones arranged horizontally like beams, forming a large archway. Stonehenge is one of mankind's greatest archaeological mysteries, challenging all hypotheses, speculations and research by famous archaeologists around the world. Besides learning and researching how ancient people living around 3000 - 2000 BC were able to transport a large amount of stone in huge quantities from a place 200km away to build a structure Such huge architecture, people have also come up with countless theories about its uses. Options suggested by scientists include an ancient observatory, a temple or sacrificial site of some kind, even a prehistoric opera house or a mass cremation tomb.

minhfinance's tweet photo. This is one of the most mysterious places in the world 🌏

Stonehenge - Is a complex of large stone pillars arranged in a circle. Each stone pillar is about 4m high, about 2m wide, about 1m thick and weighs about 25 tons. The two heaviest stone pillars weigh about 50 tons. On some stone pillars there are also stones arranged horizontally like beams, forming a large archway.

Stonehenge is one of mankind's greatest archaeological mysteries, challenging all hypotheses, speculations and research by famous archaeologists around the world.

Besides learning and researching how ancient people living around 3000 - 2000 BC were able to transport a large amount of stone in huge quantities from a place 200km away to build a structure Such huge architecture, people have also come up with countless theories about its uses.

Options suggested by scientists include an ancient observatory, a temple or sacrificial site of some kind, even a prehistoric opera house or a mass cremation tomb.

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