@RuneCrypto_ I don't think you got it, but why not just be honest about yourself?
All you want is to use Brian's influence to pump your bags so you can dump on the very trenchers you're supposedly protecting. Pure greed. No need to play the hero.
@punk808_@brian_armstrong Speaking of commitment, where's that commitment from $BRIAN community?
The token isn't going anywhere. Trade it, build around it, do whatever you want. If you're truly that committed, you don't need the Coinbase CEO to use it as his profile picture.
@Gutslab@shachikyoto@TimDraper Maybe Jessie knew about it, but so what? Do you think he should've told Brian not to change his profile picture until you made money off it? That's ridiculous.
@Gutslab@shachikyoto@TimDraper Your arguments don't stand up to scrutiny. The links you shared are about changing his profile picture, not the token. There's literally no connection between Brian and the token.
I really don't think Brian was tracking shitcoins.
@SSJCurrency@base I think this is more about a specific group of degens rather than the entire community. For example, I consider myself a trencher too, and I disagree with the behavior of the group you're describing.
@RuneCrypto_@base It wasn't the BASE who was pumping up their wallets, but you personally, promoting memcoin. Don't shift responsibility, you don't care about culture or people, all you care about is quick profits.
@beaniemaxi The problem isn't creator coins, it's the platform they're launched on. Put them on the world's biggest social network, and they'll work whether you like them or not.
Btw, comparing Farcaster to Friendtech makes no sense. They're completely different things.