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We’re not getting rid of channels.

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if farcaster gets rid of channels i will cry no channel makes me happier than gmatcha every morning i wake up with a smile knowing i get to scroll through loads of green bevs from my purple peeps when i took a break from fc i tried to fill a gmatcha sized hole by joining a facebook group called matchalicious but it just didnt hit the same

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11 hours to break top 30

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Browsers ceased to be an at-scale consumer platform independent of distribution after Internet Explorer was released and crushed Netscape. There was a brief moment where Mozilla Firefox (thanks to IE6 stagnation) might have proven a counterfactual, but Google and Apple won the browser market on mobile and then desktop because of distribution. Consumers are fine if the default is good enough. Hard to make it 10x better.

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https://farcaster.xyz/icetoad.eth/0xa68c826b

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from the weekend

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Eevee bag being used well for Memorial day 🇺🇸

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The development of CBDCs may lead to more stringent regulations in the cryptocurrency market. As CBDCs are promoted, regulatory policies are likely to focus more on supporting and promoting legal digital currencies while strengthening the review and restriction of other cryptocurrencies. This will prompt cryptocurrency market participants to comply with higher regulatory standards, such as KYC/AML requirements.

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Got some shrimp while out with the /chicago fam for Farcaster Fridays

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Gn reply guys ❤️

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Layer 2 solutions are like the new hope for Ethereum. They promise faster transactions and lower fees, making them super attractive for investors. Layer 2 builds on top of Layer 1, adding a new layer of efficiency. But Layer 1 isn’t going anywhere. It’s still the foundation, and many apps still rely on it. Layer 2 is great for scaling, but Layer 1 remains the core. Investing in Layer 2 is like betting on the future of Ethereum’s growth.

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Connects blockchain ecosystems (e.g., Ethereum, Solana) to off-chain systems, enabling cross-chain DApps.

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That quote right there Answers lots of questions 😐🖤

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The energy consumption of Bitcoin mining is extremely high. The Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index shows that the annual electricity consumption of Bitcoin mining was approximately 175.87 TWh in January 2025. With the rise in energy prices, the cost of mining a single Bitcoin is also rising. For example, after the Bitcoin halving in 2024, the average mining cost per Bitcoin for miners is pegged at $37,856. If the price of Bitcoin does not rise sustainably, it will be difficult for miners to make a profit.

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