CryptoGuidex

Honest shitposting about crypto. And a bit of guides about projects.

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

You know what's the funniest thing about the #monadscam tag? As soon as testnet users became "not eligible," a lot of creators of different apps on Monad started laughing and calling everyone farmers and bots in a disrespectful way. I’ve seen a lot of teams in crypto, and every time someone talks down to users like that, being part of such a project just leads to losing money. What’s going on in these people’s heads? By calling Monad users farmers, do they really think anyone in their right mind will use their app? I suggest you take a look at Twitter right now and immediately figure out which people and projects to blacklist.

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@mav_evm What the hell are you saying, little girl?
When shit-eaters like you write stuff like that, you don’t even think about who’s going to use your shitty app in Monad?
Haha, thanks to Twitter for the algorithms - I know who can be put on the blacklist.
Just a clown 🤡

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@psalmuhear @mikeinweb @crexsol @berzan @zayn4pf No, thank you.

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@0xehs4hn @monad Fock Monad

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

Monad, I’m talking to you! Not giving a drop to the @PytheniansNFT holders is a federal crime! @monad @keoneHD @realpepito

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

There’s just one nuance. Monad may *want* to see all those people as its users, but wanting alone isn’t enough. And simply handing out money isn’t enough either.

Listen, I’ve received airdrops myself without doing anything — just for holding random NFTs. And I dumped them without even looking, because for me it was just free money. Yesterday I didn’t even know about the project, and today it gave me a drop. Why should I bother learning more about it instead of just cashing out? Of course I took the money.

Why wouldn’t AZUKI holders do the same? How are they connected to Monad? They don’t care at all.

At the same time, people worked on the testnet for eight months. At the very least, they got familiar with the ecosystem, studied it, and many wanted to stay active in the mainnet *if* they received a drop. But now, they don’t want to. Just read Twitter — people simply don’t want anything to do with Monad anymore.

And I’ll speak for myself. I’m not eligible, and I’m not upset. This is crypto — we’re all ready to sometimes not be eligible. But even if I hadn’t done Monad and just watched this situation from the outside, I still wouldn’t go to the mainnet. What the team did is just plain stupidity. They gave the drop to AZUKI holders but not to the NFT holders from Pit Network — a project that even designed part of its art specifically with the Monad logo. If that’s not idiocy, I don’t know what is.

I don’t like stupid and greedy people — with those, you only lose money. I just wish the rest good luck.

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

When someone connected to the project writes such a cheap post, it just kills any desire to use that project. You either have zero IQ or you’re pretending — but I don’t think you’re pretending. Is this your first day in crypto? First time hearing about testnets? First time hearing that people usually get rewarded for them — and that rewarding is both good etiquette and beneficial for the project? Or do you just not know about other projects that did reward their communities?

What kind of garbage post did you spit out, bro? Just a clown.

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

Bro, with their actions, the Monad team buried all the projects built on Monad. People are massively unsubscribing from every project. You have to understand — if many people had received the drop, they would’ve spent it in the mainnet. But they didn’t. And those who got screwed by Monad after 8 months of hard work aren’t going to spend their own money. Unless they’re idiots.

You say: *“It is disappointing to see people cursing Keone, Bill Monday, and me, wishing bad things for us and our families just because they did not receive a few hundred/thousand dollars by spending the last few weeks trying to farm Monad.”*
A few weeks? Dude, people were doing the testnet for 8 months. Maybe you should try working for 8 months for free? Or imagine building a project on Monad, and 8 months later it shuts down and you get nothing. Would you still not say a bad word about Keone? Would you thank him and walk away proudly?

Come down from the clouds, bro.

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

My name is Worker… I’m the only survivor left after the Monad drop…
I come to Twitter every day at noon, when the sun is at its peak…
If there are any survivors out there, I can give you food, shelter, safety.
If anyone can hear me… anyone at all… respond… You are not alone…

#MonadAirdrop_Scam

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

I’m a simple person — if I get an airdrop, I stay loyal to the project. If not, I ignore it forever.
Right now, the first one on my ignore list is Monad.
I have no idea how dumb you have to be to betray your entire community and not even give an airdrop to partners like Pyth Network. There’s just no logic at all.
Their heads are full of garbage. Who exactly are they expecting to join the mainnet?
I think the projects building on Monad must be the most shocked right now. Who’s going to join them after this?

#MoScam

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@RiyRicardo PYTH IS FOREVER

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@safariking7 @monad Are you staking in Madness Finance?

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@MadnessExchange If you're not sure how to recover your funds, I’ve written a post with instructions — for now, this is the only available method.

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

A hacker recently exploited Madness Finance @MadnessExchange and withdrew all the staked tokens from users. The team reported that they’ve already repurchased and returned 200k MON (this is true), and that they will continue to periodically refill the pools using the fees they collect.

How can you recover your funds now?

Go to the Stake tab and wait for the pools to be refilled. For example, I have 100 DAK staked. In the "Total staked" field, it shows that only 20 DAK are currently available in the pool.

If you try to withdraw your full balance, you won’t be able to because your amount exceeds what’s available in the pool. If there are only 20 tokens in the pool, you can only withdraw 20. So, you’ll need to withdraw your balance in parts as tokens become available. It’s inconvenient, but for now, there’s no other option.

#madness #monad

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@MadnessExchange These are just test tokens — it would be easier for you guys to return them to people and increase loyalty to the project, rather than not do it and lose trust and your platform, which people won’t want to use anymore after this.

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

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31803124, 57549764, 66578746, 00794350, 62754061 95719457, 17809550, 77814897

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@monad_eco nads follow nads

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@MadnessExchange yes i am

[CryptoGuidex @Crypto_Guidex]

@MagmaStaking You yourselves say in Discord that you don’t have a single activity related to the Monad testnet. You didn’t even allocate a single slot for top 100-500 stakers. And then you talk about the “importance of community.” Projects like yours are garbage.