The only thing that makes me a little sad is watching the narrative of decentralization and “crypto is for the people” slowly die. I know so many devs and creators from Asia and other parts of the world who’ve been building incredible things on Base since day 1. And yet, of all the people they could’ve spotlighted, they brought Gary on stage. No hate but this cycle made it clear: as a brown artist living in India, I can’t just be good. I have to be exceptional. And even that might just not be enough. 🤎

gary vee taking the base stage was unhinged 

of all people, base chose gary💀 

out of touch af

/salty /fufu
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for real, it's cool that he's doing great stuff with Vee Friends even outside of the CT bubble but not sure how that's aligned with Base and its community in any way

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i find that web3 devs with goodwill, locked in with their work, seem to always have this naïveté re web3 nft 'bad' actors

Name one good actor from the NFT cycle who actually made it and stuck around without just extracting.

ooffffffff, i have to consult with my Editional fam here @abysms

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without context and looking at this conversation i love
this picture

honestly, no idea about gary vee or what bad actors really means 

bad actors to me sometimes looks like just a phrase to passively talk shit about competitors 

the only thing i know about gary vee is where he gos on this garage sale tour to teach how to flip items on ebay which is cool 

on base, i have tried to use it one time and it didn’t really work and i gave up 

no one is paying attention to UX ever and that is very funny to observe