Web3 decentralized bank 😂
Unfortunately, I got r**ed here as well
GGs, yesterday we had a great VC talk about it
> Talking about strategy, plan, tech, unlocks, etc.
Didn't expect this to happen AT ALL
Never heard of a tek:
where you need to stay active on the website and click on a pop-up message at the bottom right "once a month"
NEVER FORGET TO CLICK ON THE MONTHLY POP-UP GUYS
IT'S ON THE WEBSITE GUYS
OR WE BURN YOUR NFT!!!
What a joke
Hella disappointed...
cc: @standard_rsv by @0xbeans
Nothing new here – the gif bellow shows a average NFT trencher at a Dutch auction 😂
Team :- Thanks guys for the raise! :)
After overpaying for @zksnarks_ and @standard_rsv, and now @YieldFields_RH, you can see this NFT trading below 1 ETH 😂
I'm 200% sure about this.
People in crypto are so dumb sometimes that they don't understand Dutch auctions are a form of value extraction.
A lot of people got offended by what I said, but honestly, I don't care at all.
Many WL holders minted at 0.1e, and now you guys are paying 1e for the same thing.
Imagine this same collection with a normal minting process.
It would never have sold out at a 1e mint price.
Hahaha, crazy!
Hope you guys cook on this🫡
Hello @RelayProtocol
May u fix your bridge from eth to abs side and back?
Tysm
and i hate u cuz i missed @0xQuit chickens mint because funds stucked somewhere
I even showed them to my gf, but I won't show them to my parents - they're a bit religious 😂
This arts reminding me Life In West America by @rainisto
I've noticed that people are a little blown away by how provocative these pieces are - that's exactly what i like
New quiz in the Debits Members Only Club.
The last one ended in a 35 Debit airdrop.
Past results are not indicative of future performance.
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Anyway, I’ve already got the answer to my questions, so there’s no need to look for any evidences now
This place is cursed, people lose their minds the moment they see a chance to make money
I believe Ben.eth and Pauly could come back and launch a new project rn – after all, we did gifted to Cole a few millions more, didn’t we?
Thanks to @0xKnownxd for his thesis on Debits by @jamesrichardfry and for introducing me to alldogs by @wubbushi
So instead of chasing quick burger money from “another derivative” I took a step back, took some time to think about it, dug into the website, and decided to take the Reborn path
When I started digging into https[:]//wubbushi[.]com/debits/ I was genuinely blown away - especially by the amount of work that went into the lore and details across whole website
Back in 2021-2022, some of the coolest Web3 projects were built around puzzles and riddles...or, more accurately, around the communities that formed around them
There was no AI readily available to everyone back then. People spent hours in Discord voice chats, working together to solve the latest riddles created by talented creators. And that’s how strong connections were formed.
That feeling when you reckon many people about to get rugged soon, but you’re not 100% sure about it
But at least there will be further evidence
@manfromhell_eth is hoping to adopt an All Dogs dog. Can an eligible owner vouch for them? alldogs.wtf/vouch/995
In your opinion, which generates more revenue: a typical doner kebab stall in Turkey or the L2 networks?
Do you remember how some people in discords and even on timeline used to talk about an “NFT cabal” of “serial deployers”.
At the same time, we keep seeing projects pop up, gain traction almost overnight, and disappear just as quickly.
A Twitter account created 2 days ago already has 1,000–2,000 followers, and someone’s already posted about it in “early finds” section at day of creation.
Although, maybe we are wrong. Or no? 😁
Incidentally, this approach didn’t work four years ago either. Back then, Solana had a service that held mint proceeds and released them in stages. Even then, teams managed to hit the minimum milestones just to unlock their funds.
In other words, nobody from that service really cared about the floor price. Teams just kept churning out whatever was on their roadmap, regardless of whether anyone actually wanted it. And by the time it became clear that nobody did, it was already too late.
Ultimately, this won’t solve the problem of rugs. It’ll just lead to a flood of low-effort products, especially given what AI can do today aka solving nothing
NFTs Space is shitty ?
The problem with This Space is that founders can launch a project and make money even if after launch they don’t succeed
IRL it is not the case for start up. Founders lose their time, their initial investment and LOSE money if they fail
Solution :
When there is a mint, money should not go directly to founder. It should go in a smart contract created by a third party. This smart contract would lock money and distribute it to founder in different tranches at different times ONLY if certain milestones are full filled (could be floor > X, revenue > X, 50% vote of holders etc…)
After a certain maturity money left come back to holders since milestone are not completed
With this you replicate how it works irl with a start up and you stop founders making money when they fail
Web 3 would become more healthy with this stamp
Who can create this company launching those smart contracts ?
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Here’s an unpopular opinion: the success of Jack Butcher’s latest drop, KYC, is largely due to the fact that you couldn’t figure out how to mint it and eventually just closed your browser.
The art drops that started out affordable but later reached high prices and delivered massive upside usually had one thing in common: they ended up in the hands of people who genuinely valued the art, their money, and their time. They quietly cooked while everyone else was looking elsewhere.
But once everyone started minting Art Blocks and Braindrops, things began to fall apart. Auction prices were pushed through the roof from day one, and their Discord communities were filled with complaints about flippers flooding the secondary market, prices, "wen utility" and the overwhelming hype surrounding these collections.
Many people here probably have no idea that Yawanawa and Refik Anadol’s Winds of Yawanawa went from 1 ETH to 15 ETH, or why Roope Rainisto is and how Life in West America climbed from 0.15 ETH to 12 ETH.
So, to answer the question: there simply weren’t any unnecessary people involved.
A lot of people bring up Jack’s 2023 open editions, but back then, most people still had no idea what was happening. Many didn’t believe those pieces would ever become expensive.
Then other artists came along, saw the opportunity, and cashed in on the free liquidity from people chasing the next big thing.
But this isn’t 2023 anymore.
My god, what a brilliant and subtle move by the scammers.
I had a feeling you were going to get ripped off. I posted about it in four or five groups, explaining how these devs generate this kind of ai slop and giving examples. I just didn’t think to check the website’s source code.
If anything, this proves one thing: most people are simply incapable of thinking for themselves. They saw the success of the only collection on ZEC and started shilling the next nonsense across the chats.
You’re so consumed by fomo that you’ll buy\shill into just about anything without even taking the time to understand what you’re buying.
I don’t want to rub salt into your wounds and sorry of your financial losses, but I have to admit, it’s pretty damn hilarious.
Dev tried to recover? project, but database gone (and 4 eth stolen)
Btw i backed up all his repos, and this dev have connections with @the1969ETH project
Also with:
@22RibbitRoyale (now @neuralpulsee)
@w3hubdotspace
@RobarkETH
@Antna_io (rugged today)
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