After being sadly forced to sell my APE to support myself, I am happy to be able to come back strong and complete my green family in my bag. I'm back @DegenApeAcademy and for a long time ! 🥳 It's time to take back #1 place on Solano my friends
@veratadev@mert Exactly. This should be a primary way of thinking! « I sell a product, ok, can I extend it to all web3? » In any case, that's how I think about my personal projects. If I can't extend it, then it's not really beneficial
@veratadev@mert That's it. I think a lot of people think "family" too much and as soon as a project tries to expand they feel a kind of "betrayal". Whereas on the contrary it is only beneficial for the project and shows that it is working. Him.
@veratadev @pit_the_panda I’m giving @veratadev two more days to make me a Merkle Tree or I will stop to be a dev and open a soup bar in middle of Greeland.
@shawtyis_a_10@mert I have no impact on this ecosystem but the heart is there. I agree. We must also teach developers to monetize their apps and the added value of this app, rather than monetizing their codes by hiding it.
@tmlntn@mert If we already manage to push users to see this interface, it is a first step. We understood that Solana things have to go little by little. After the IDL, Anchor may find a way to evolve it into a positive. I need to be able to use someone's program if that program suits my needs
@0xripleys@mert No its not. A project can totally hide everything. But in EVM people have to trust the project so usually if a program is hidden, no one will use it
@toly@MichelTriana@mert@armaniferrante@armaniferrante what is your opinion about theses IDL ? Why are they optional exactly ? Audits will be simpler or have a "minimum" level. The IDL plays a role of trust on a project imo
@therealchaseeb@mert THANK YOU ! I've been complaining in my corner for months about having trouble developing my features cause of this, but I see that people follow my pov ! 🥹 It's really sad to wait for such violent events for people to realize that they have to be careful where their money goes.