🥂 Happy 1 Year of Linera Community Hour!
My favorite moment? That time when someone accidentally called microchains “microwavechains” 🔥😂
It’s been a year of laughs, learning, and building together. Can’t wait for what’s next.
❤️ @linera_io#LineraCommunity
@BBCWorld 3/ We must create a culture that values hard work more than empty talk. These TikTokers can easily imitate how people in the US or Europe dress, but they cannot imitate what inventors and scientists achieve there, because those accomplishments require years of hard working.
@BBCWorld 2/ Instead of motivating young people to work hard, study, and innovate, some creators push them toward idleness and influence their minds in the wrong direction, often without proper knowledge or understanding. This impact on public thinking deserves serious attention.
@BBCWorld 1/ Being a TikToker is not totally wrong. The concern arises when popular creators attempt to promote ideas that conflict with our norms, culture, and traditions. Content that encourages people to engage in trivial or unproductive behavior can be harmful to us as a society.
@Aster_DEX while you’re touching 1001X leverage, I’m stacking red candles 🔴
while you’re chasing promotions 💼 I’m chasing that 0.01% move that decides if I eat or fast for 2 days 🥲
@MrSatoshik I’m deeply — and I mean existentially — terrified that they’re going to slam people’s investments and hopes straight into the molten core of the Earth. That’s all I can say for now (not 'know'… although I barely know what’s going on anymore).
@gleb_crypto@MrSatoshik The dumping we're seeing in Telegram-based projects is mainly the developers' fault. Releasing tokens with a 1B total supply and unlocking 70% to 90% at listing—while rewarding users who add no real value but instead create chaos and spread FUD—leads to a predictable outcome.
@gleb_crypto@MrSatoshik However, that doesn’t mean everyone is making money on pumpfun—most of the profits go to token creators and a few insiders who benefit the most.
A win-win approach for both players and developers would be much better for Telegram than the current one.
@gleb_crypto@MrSatoshik Pumpfun has generated over $700M in revenue, much of it in a platform where scams and rug pulls are common. This is primarily because the community continues to actively use the platform.
@MrSatoshik Sometimes, for long-time users, getting the experience itself feels the same as getting profit. A person with experience doesn't curse or leave crypto because of a few losses; rather, they gain experience to improve their ways and approach.
@gleb_crypto@MrSatoshik This happened due to a variety of factors. It’s up to the devs to analyze these flaws and come up with a fresh approach—rather than just repeating the same old playbook.
@gleb_crypto@MrSatoshik Yeah, tap-to-earn was a great way to introduce crypto to the masses through simple interfaces, but it failed to maintain momentum afterward.
@gleb_crypto@MrSatoshik With proper investor protections and strong regulation, ICO-type distributions could be far more effective than the current airdrop-driven approach we’re seeing everywhere.
@gleb_crypto@MrSatoshik You’re absolutely right, but you can’t apply the same playbook to Telegram users, who are completely new to crypto and often don’t understand crypto's risky nature. Solana and Ethereum are already seen as “casino chains” because of how they operate.