@jestoniselaroc@BorroDev Market does market shit sometimes bro, how new are you? For now I think borro still looks pretty good, just didn't start in a good moment in the market
BREAKING:
so it turns out the CEO of the biggest company in the world is an absolute dog
and there's a memecoin called Jensen $Hung paired with NVDA stock
@ZacharyWinkle reminds me a bit of Palmer Lucky
Not a carbon copy, he's also got a bit of vitalik in him, maybe 25% Vitalik 75% Palmer.
What I'm trying to say is this kid has something.
Austin might have called it mojo
@MemeLiquidio I think all you got to do is doxx and you've got it bro. I was watching you when you started. I saw some promise, percolator team ended up dominating but I think you have a chance if you show yourself.
crypto went from attracting some of the smartest people on the internet to guys who probably couldn’t get hired at mcdonald’s explaining why the world needs another launchpad
took a year off and came back to an industry that’s stopped innovating and started recycling the same extraction schemes
we used to build things that brought people into crypto.. now we just find new ways to milk the idiots still here
@MoonGotchi Insane to side with the criminals on this one. Just insane. Literally rugged a token that Toly supported for the last year and you don't want retribution on them? Fuck you. Scum.
I mean in some ways it beats outright giving up. Still absolutely obliterates their reputation, no change there, but at least this way in their own world of denial they could play dumb forever "we didn't know it would blow up in our faces durr". But you're right, I'm probably giving them too much benefit of the doubt, we are likely just dealing with two of the dumbest people who somehow were pretending to be smart.
We've decided to remove the @PercolatorTrade raise from our site.
The goal of Backable is to be a place where anyone, regardless of whether they are well-connected or high-credentialed, can build a valuable business. This is the dream of crypto: an open and fair playing field where anyone can win.
That being said, there’s certain behavior we want to avoid supporting, and after looking at the evidence, this is an instance of that.
We plan on using the term "open" instead of "permissionless" in the future. While we don't want to be the tastemaker of companies on Backable, we do need to run some level of platform-level moderation.