Thank you for some of the best times, unforgettable moments and experiences of our lives You brought people together from all over the world, gave us smiles, knowledge, and friendships we never expected to find You became more than just a blockchain. You became a home for a community that will always be part of our story Some things are bigger than technology Thank you for everything @AbstractChain The original footage runs for 1:05 - followed by extended and repeated moments to let the memories live a little longer Made with publicly available footage. Not everyone could make it into the video but everyone who was part of this journey matters ✳️

Run all you want - you can't outrun the Penguin

You can change your PFP You can run You can hide He come at night He come in the morning He come in broad daylight He haunt your dreams every single night You can run but a penguin always finds its owner @pudgypenguins are far from done INEVITABLE 🐧

Haters where you at? What do you have to say now? LIL Pudgys floor +20% and Pudgy BIG +16% Let me remind you that Pudgy Penguins is one of the greatest brands in web3 with real-world presence, strong IP and huge potential beyond crypto Im telling you theyre far from done. They prove you wrong and you be crying about it Fix your timeline and follow me back You missing the plot

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I guess nobody knows the full story and nobodys gonna tell you the dirty secret of how Quants killed Abstract TGE Every role had its own code of conduct. Quants were supposed to motivate people, keep the community’s spirits up, set the pace, and drive the whole movement forward They were the engine of Abstract. The opinion leaders. The people who were supposed to lead by example But somewhere along the way, everything went wrong, and everyone seemed to forget what their role was actually about Whenever big influencers or well-known builders posted about Abstract and asked about the community atmosphere Quants would rush into the comments saying everything was going to shit Many Quants also allowed disrespectful comments under posts from people who were genuinely interested in joining Abstract and building here. Those people saw Abstract as a great place to start, but the negativity they encountered sent the opposite message So yeah thank those Quants who acted like complete idiots and helped create this atmosphere I personally called for stricter measures and penalties against people who actively worked against Abstract, including removing their Quant role. And I wasn’t the only one. Other community members repeatedly asked for certain Quants to be removed because of their negative behavior and the damage they were doing to the ecosystem But nothing happened I genuinely believe that just six months ago, Abstract still had a real shot at launching its TGE or at least postponing it until 2027 Instead, we ended up with a toxic atmosphere that may have had serious consequences for the entire ecosystem Believers deserve to know the truth

So yeah… I lost 10-15 followers from different countries (Turkey, CIS, Korea) over the last 3 days just for supporting Abstract Unfollow me another 15 people.. I don’t give a fuck At least Luca Netz has the balls to admit his mistakes. More courage than most of you will ever have You fucking jackals and savages came here just for the airdrop, and now you’ve shown your true colors Fuck you - you hypocritical internet warriors Berko was right. You didn’t deserve a single mention or any compensation in the first place

I bought my second @LilPudgys before Abstract shut down.. I think it looks cool so I be holding it for a while

Back in early August I gave Abstract 30 ideas - days to bring activity back.. I genuinely thought these were great ideas and I understood Abstract pretty well at the time No "we need millions of dollars" stuff. Just simple actions, better communication and incentives to make people come back every day Maybe some of these ideas can be useful for other projects or for building a strong community 1. Every new project launching on Abstract should get a quick badge 2. Cygaar is a community favorite - bring him back to posting on X, even just 1–2 times a week 3. SuperTrip should start getting XP immediately 4. Create an Abstract Hall of Fame for successful builders. Give each one a short story about their success and their project: Skarly, Dith, Benz, AlexMaze, Guavaguy, Tollan, Dealers, etc 5. Whenever possible, have each builder do a big briefing about Web3, share their ideas, or publish a deep dive about their project 6. We need clear info about the tiers and WHY it matters to move from Gold to Platinum. Give people motivation like in sports - more XP, perks, status, respect, etc. Put this directly on the Portal because a lot of people simply don't understand why they should keep pushing after reaching one tier 7. Exclusive drops and events for Platinum+ 8. Surprise drops with no announcement. Unpredictable rewards create a habit of checking the Portal every day - "just in case" 9. We should have dedicated "searchers" - there are lots of talented people who know almost every interesting project in crypto. Give them a role focused on finding and bringing those projects to Abstract 10. Introduce an incentive system for bringing successful projects to Abstract - for example, 100k–500k XP 11. Add referral links and reward them with XP too 12. Add on-chain competitions directly on the Portal, so every project/game can randomly give away in-game items 13. Add weekly on-chain giveaways on the Portal - randomly selected wallets win $1–$10 14. We need the FIRST major use case for XP. People need to see why XP actually matters 15. Bring back XP for active trading and NFT holding 16. For tokens, set clear volume requirements. For NFTs, reward holding + participation in games when applicable 17. If there are no games, give developers simple tools/templates to build small ones 18. Encourage game developers to run more weekly tournaments with prize pools. This is currently one of the strongest engagement models 19. Team / city / country competitions - more tournaments and group battles 20. Every Quantum member should mentor at least one Builder and help grow valuable talent inside the ecosystem 21. Add an "Abstract loyalty/activity" score to the Portal and connect it to X. If people can see their score dropping, they have a reason to stay active and post 22. Push the AI narrative harder and add community-built AI projects to the Portal with a "for exploration" label 23. If developer grant programs aren't possible, at least run regular competitions 24. Add a creative corner where people can share music, videos, memes, art, etc. Reward the best ones with XP or other prizes 25. NFT and token projects should be pushed to promote their own assets more. Integrate them into games and the ecosystem with a clear reason to hold/use them 26. We need someone who consistently interviews different members of the community and tells their stories 27. Add real "Community Decisions" - votes where the community actually decides what gets built or added to the ecosystem next 28. Partner with recognizable streamers and bring Abstract into mainstream content " Twitch, YouTube, gaming/tech creators 29. Talk to every project making money on Abstract - Digitoys, Ultraman, Gacha and others and ask them to give something back to the community, whether through rewards, giveaways or other transparent ways 30. Officially announce who the mascot of Abstract actually is. WHO is the character?!

... I will always love you

But honestly… Im really upset about this It feels almost like someone close to me died I honestly don’t know if I’ll be able to continue my web3 career after this I think I need a month to step back, rethink my direction, and figure out where I want to go next For now I just want to say thank you to everyone who was part of this journey

Well… I guess the time has come In any case I believe this is a step forward for all of us Abstract was fucking fun. It was a fucking great project and Im glad I was here for it I stayed bullish until the very end and kept trying to support the project with my crazy theories and takes Im extremely grateful to Abstract for everything I learned along the way. I gained so much new knowledge here Honestly this was one of the best times Huge thanks to teams behind @AbstractChain, @Abstract_Eco, @IglooInc Im not going to write negativity like some others are doing. Id rather stay connected with you and hopefully cross paths again in the next projects And if you ever need my help - you know where to find me Im always happy to help Special thanks to some of the best people from Abstract: @sauciii, @iijaikensii, @0xCygaar, @DailaX, @CashBowie, @Hedgeguin, @HeyNat, @RajPatel, @abschud, @brianhong, @0xMeow0130, Cure And of course thank you to everyone else who was part of this journey Thank you for everything ✳️ T H A N K S A B S T R A C T