Exquisite giveaway 🥳
We’re picking 10 random Exquisites from the upcoming Ethereum mint and giving them away to participants.
To enter:
RT + tag a friend you think knows about art or NFTs.
This nothing short of a reset. Creators actually earning from their own work again.
That 🤝 now means something.
This is what happens when people with skin in the game stop tolerating extractors and start building alternatives.
Massive respect, @lifofifo — this is how the space moves forward.
dear CENTS collectors,
just heard from Satflow that they "don't have the capability" to include a royalty functionality AT ALL.
Enough is enough. If you care even a little bit about this project, about its presence in the world, its longevity, then move your old ME listings to @trygamma.
It's an important time with ME shutting down, and it matters what you do. It matters what place becomes the next hub for trading.
This was a free mint (1 sat for 1 Cent) and we've busted our assess for the last two mfing years to represent it and maintain it as it deserves, from the timeline, to the conferences, to the trait sites, to the community, to the museums.
The 2.5% isn't a lot, but it does mean a lot. I hope you can put yourself in our shoes and realize that it truly matters, especially at this critical time.
Please help to share this.
long live CENTS 👊
@aravind “Given your track record, I’m starting a SIP in BTC from today.
We will review and reassess it in 2029 — if both of us are still around by then 😀”
John Nash(Nobel Prize in Economics - 1994) gave us a cold, clear tool for seeing why
Stable outcomes do not require honesty, cooperation, or shared values—only aligned incentives.
This pattern repeats through monetary history.
Whenever claims grow faster than settlement,
paper drifts from reality.
Reconciliation is always forced.
I wrote about it here ↓https://t.co/cpObHF0KPj
#silversqueeze