Replying to @kaanuzdogan
Let’s go live on mars. It’s totally better.
If anyone has a asic ethash miner (ipollo or similar) you can be the first to mint a NFT from the ETH2015 collection using asics!
It’s fun. It’s unique. But most importantly, you build skills that might be useful in the future.
eth2015.com
I get everyone is worried about wallet security. Follow these simple steps.
1. Get out of crypto.
2. Live your life without that dark cloud.
3. Have children.
Today we officially launch eth2015.com
The concept is: Every contract from 2015 as an NFT. You mint it by mining it and each card has the same ethash difficulty as the block the contract was deployed in. Fair launch, nothing to the team.
Replying to @UziCryptoo
Same reason you use fresh water to flush your toilet.
eth2015.com
A fair, and honest mint. Everyone has the same work ahead of them and no one makes any money. So this will go nowhere, but it’s fun. Remember to use the (optional) zero-knowledge path to proving your solution and save 80% on gas.
I repeat. The treat IS NOT, AI will break cryptography and steal your fake internet money.
It will however be able to string together multiple 0-days and hack your MetaMask, tap into your password manager etc.
Good conversation about security, specifically from @VitalikButerin who gives flavor and not just “RUN!!”
This is a few years from being potentially broken, but it takes years to migrate for institutions.
Individuals should just follow the old hot-cold separation rule. For now.
Our #ETH2015 6187 NFT collection is getting minted at a decent pace. Each mint has the same difficulty as the 2015 Ethereum block the contract landed in so it’s not easy but also not impossible.
Technical challenges to force myself & maybe other to learn. eth2015.com
This is currently the top card on #ETH2015
Join the (free) mint at eth2015.com
eth2015.com/og/card/21.png
21 real 2015 Ethereum contracts in my ETH2015 collection: 1 of 4 sets complete, level 21 across my cards. #ETH2015 eth2015.com/collect?w=0xaa84…
Replying to @SH13LDS7 @jafastar2
Yes. You have to change your point of view.
They are still owned by the original owners. Just because they are rescued doesn’t mean they belong to someone else.
Should the government take your money from your bank-account if you don’t use it for 1 year?
Replying to @SH13LDS7 @jafastar2
I mean. They should be saved indefinitely for the right user. Only choice.
Appreciate everyone so far that have played along with my eth2015.com project.
10 of 6187 cards minted. Early birds picking the raisins. #ETH2015
opensea.io/collection/eth201…

