@Mitchel73161374@DavidDim_ocracy Chicken kiev is yum.
I think there is many countries "sending aid" is only prolonging the situation. Sounds coordinated, battle of the economies. Biolabs, nukes, oil, minerals. 4 years, 10 years, 20 years. It's boring now, time to do something new. Time to live peacefully
@theficouple Then ur paying 30k+ a year , nothing to your name. No asset appreciation. Just spending. And possibly stay there for 2 years, maybe 3 due to the rental increase %, then can't find a new place. Insert whatever scenario but it ain't fun with a family of 5.
@theficouple But that's why they use to teach people to deposit extra and not do the minimum for that exact reason.
If u rent that same house in the boom
All creators from the recent Korra campaign have now been paid. โ
Now weโre moving into the Quantum Passport era.
From here, rewards will come through staking designed around longer-term alignment rather than short-term value extraction.
v1 of the XP rewards system is already live on https://t.co/5woTMvDkbm, so you can start earning XP and leveling up.
Staking contracts are still being thoroughly tested and will take a little more time. Any staking allowances earned will be awarded retroactively.
Weโre excited about this direction.
Quantum Economics has a real shot at competing with and potentially going beyond some of the biggest launchpads in the industry.
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Huge thanks to everyone who has helped get us here.
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What's the most annoying dark pattern or spam tactic you've run into lately?
Asking because I'm building a way to fix this nightmare.
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So many bot accounts saying renting for the rest of your life is better. It ain't. It will always be on the back of your mind that the owner can sell, you got x amount of time to find another home. In a housing crisis, you're competing with other people. No guarantee to be stable