To the Web 3.0 what Windows 98 was to the Web 1.0✨
What would happen if nowadays OSes had Web3/#PlayToEarn/tokens/NFTs/DAOs integrated? See it on UniOS🏐🦄
Since Windows 8 (2012), Windows has had a Settings app. It duplicated some settings from - but never replaced - Control Panel. Over time, it gained settings that were never in Control Panel. So - for 12 years & counting - Windows has 2 places to potentially change settings. 🫠
While making this documentary, we asked hundreds of people what Ethereum means to them.
Here are some favorite answers:
1. "It radically expands the amount of trust people can have in working with each."
2. "It's the next evolution of coordination for humanity."
3. "It's an infrastructure that the whole world can enjoy."
4. "It's a blank canvas that is permission less."
5. "Ethereum is open-ended by design."
Full technical breakdown as to why Crowdstrike's update caused a worldwide BSOD – crashing computers at Airports, Banks, Casinos, 911, Hospitals and more. 🧵
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🚨GLOBAL IT OUTAGE
- Caused by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike
- Faulty update crashes Windows
- Affecting companies and organizations
- PCs show 'Blue Screen of Death'
- Banks, airlines, media also impacted
- Many PCs require individual fixes
We're releasing the trailer for our @EthereumFilm documentary on July 23 which coincidentally happens to be the day that the Ethereum ETFs are expected to launch. Exciting! :D
the entire usage paradigms you're used to are hot garbage, and we will leave them behind for 80% of apps within the next 2 years
crypto apps will succeed and break into the mainstream when they DON'T look or act like crypto apps today
they use a global, decentralized ledger to enable functionality or liquidity which would be impossible or extremely difficult to achieve without it, but it feels just like a normal app people are used to
i think we are on the cusp. we finally have the capacity, and now smart contract wallets are usable
it will happen. possibly soon. lfg
Not aimed at any specific project, but have seen a ton of discourse recently on the topic so figured I’d share my take on good token distributions:
1) tokens, not points
2) don’t farm the farmers - teasing and creating ambiguity around a token distribution to grow your numbers is bad behavior. If you don’t know yet, don’t speculate publicly. If you do know but are not ready to share full details, don’t tease them out. Just share real details when ready
3) real liquidity day 1 - low float tokens are malicious and my biggest pet peeve. You don’t need to work with exchanges or market makers. It’s so easy. Just distribute enough tokens publicly that real price discovery happens on DEX. People should start thinking in FDV not mcap when valuing these things
4) don’t create absurdly high token supply to farm people with unit bias, this is also bad behavior
5) don’t be stingy - give a significant amount away. If you don’t think the community deserves a significant amount, don’t release a token
6) don’t market token price - if you tweet about how your token is going to moon or hire influencers, or marketing firms to do so I assume you’re just trying to get rich quick vs build real value
7) keep it simple
8) put real thought and care into your decisions - so you can stand behind them and explain your rationale. Don’t end up in a situation where you’re fighting or apologizing to crypto twitter. Create something you’re proud of and stand behind it