4 reasons every DAO should hold BOLD.
The 4 Rs:
✅ Rates: real and sustainable yield.
✅ Risk: no counterparty risk & minimal dependencies.
✅ Rights: direct redemptions for any user.
✅ Resilience: unstoppable.
No other stable offers this combo.
Let’s dive in ⬇️
@bjnpck this has been conspicuous for a long time. what is perhaps the most important at this point is to do a fair judgement of why people are taking so long to speak this outloud. only through understanding the psychology of this subduing, civilization stands a chance against evil
More BOLD minting lately.
Few reasons:
1. Rates - cheap and stable
2. Yield - 6% (no IL), 9% (LP w/ USDC)
3. Unfreezable stable, no admin keys, no changes
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The editors of Wired (@WIRED) appear determined to turn an article about GrapheneOS into a hit piece. Wired contacted James Donaldson, CEO of Copperhead, and appears to be treating his thoroughly debunked fabrications about the history of the project as their primary source. This is outrageous.
Wired wants a clickbait article with lots of controversy and isn't accepting it without it. We spent months talking to the author of the story and received repeated assurances about how it was being approached. The author of the article was clearly pressured into making it an inaccurate hit piece.
We're posting this to reach someone at Wired who can pause this and have it handled with the appropriate care it needs. Sourcing an article about GrapheneOS from a person who has spent years trying to harm us and is losing a legal battle including having to withdraw these claims makes no sense.
@skylermzx https://t.co/UDrwbm6EQ4 needs more funding, support and early adoption from app developers. It's a good approach and can become a full alternative to the Play Store instead of only covering certain apps. People should get on board with helping and recommending it to help it grow.
I took ibuprofen every time something hurt for 20 years.
My doctor told me it was safe but Ibuprofen strips the mucosal lining of your gut.
Not after years but after a single dose.
The protective barrier between your intestinal wall and your bloodstream gets thinner every time you take it.
Damaged gut lining = undigested proteins entering your bloodstream = immune system treating food as a threat = chronic inflammation.
The exact inflammation you took the ibuprofen to fix.
Paracetamol isn't better. It depletes glutathione, your liver's primary detoxification molecule.
Every dose reduces your body's ability to clear the toxins you're already swimming in.
Your doctor handed you gut destruction and liver suppression in a blister pack and told you it was responsible self-care.
The EU has been restricting OTC access to both for a decade. The US still sells them next to the candy bars.
@yoursimmo11 I have hay haver that makes it impossible to breathe through the nose. And even without hay fever, inflammation makes it hard during other seasons. Fixing the underlying cause would be a dream but I have little hope for any natural solution.