Here’s the recording of AMA #6 for @Pocket_Dragons_ 🐉 This week, we dove deeper into: 📅 Our Minting Plans 🏦 Badges, Economy & Rewards 🥚 Tamagotchi Experience tease We also covered what’s coming next and answered your questions 👀 Next AMA 📅 Next Friday · 23rd October · 3:00 PM UTC Link below to register 👇

Following the Awakening, something else was detected within the Ancient Hatchery. A second dragon 🐉 Its presence has remained concealed. Early observations suggest a cautious nature. Access remains restricted. More records will be revealed soon.

I want to share my thoughts on the rumors that have recently emerged about @AbstractChain I have been here for almost two years, and I believe I have already proven my commitment through my contributions and the achievements I have made. That is why I believe I have earned the right to say a few things about Abstract. In my opinion, the real issue is not Luca Netz removing the Abstract logo from his profile or Cygaar withdrawing his funds from the Abstract Portal. The real problem is the lack of communication. That is what we should be focusing on. If you want to criticize Abstract, you should at least spend some time on the chain and truly understand what you are talking about. Meaningful and constructive criticism can only be made this way. I say this because I believe knowing who the criticism is coming from is just as important as the criticism itself. I think the real problem is communication. I believe that major projects like Abstract need to do a much better job when it comes to communicating with their communities. Abstract needs a recognizable face, someone who regularly shares updates, talks about developments, and keeps the community informed. From what we hear, the Abstract team is working intensively behind the scenes. However, the entire community needs to know what is going on. I do not think staying silent is the right approach for the team. I am not saying that we need to know every detail of what is happening behind the scenes. However, you should regularly keep the community informed about what is going on. I think anyone capable of critical thinking will understand what I mean by this. I say this based on the experience I have gained over the years in Web3. Many people in the community want the Abstract team to speak more openly about the project, keep the community involved in the process, and regularly share information about ongoing developments. I truly believe the Abstract community deserves better communication. Even my username came about, partly as an irony, after a bad experience I had with another project. That is why I know very well what poor communication and uncertainty can lead to. I truly love the Abstract community, and I believe we deserve better communication. Based on my own experiences, uncertainty rarely leads to positive outcomes. I sincerely hope Abstract receives the recognition it deserves and achieves the success we all want to see. There are many real issues that we can criticize and improve. That is exactly why I find it strange that some people choose to focus on meaningless rumors instead. I think it is time to start coming up with ideas, openly discussing what could be done better, and finding real solutions instead of spending our energy on unnecessary speculation. As a community, we have invested an incredible amount of time, effort, and belief into Abstract. We supported this project because we genuinely care about it and want to see it succeed. I truly want to see the people in this community rewarded for the effort they have put in.