11/11. I remain excited about Ethereum as the basis for all the most elaborate crypto applications, Arbitrum as an arm of Ethereum, and Dog as a community and meme currency of value. There's nothing to mention about BTC; it's above everything
#btc#eth#dog
6/11. Although I also support Starknet, it made me suspicious of arrogance in cryptography. It may even be, in the end, a great solution, but the treatment of the community was not right in my opinion.
@Starknet
5/11. We have, among the main L2s, Arbitrum, OP, Starknet, and ZKSync on the mission to scale ETH, but after the entire ZKSync process, I end up feeling a bit behind.
4/11. ETH will always be sovereign, but some L2s bring distrust into the game through these possible insiders, sucking attention and accumulating ETH.
#unfair
3/11. The fact that the desired decentralization was always exposed brought a hint of confidence that it would be fair, which went down the drain after the selection. This dynamic brought, at least for me, a disbelief in the support of ETH by 'crypto companies' L2s.
#eth#l2s
2/11. I was testing the features and contributing to the network stress test. In the meantime, trying to maintain capital, accumulate and not expose yourself to ruin. Survive on the network.
#airdrop