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The subset of people who have (a) the skillset to identify these errors, (b) the time and effort, and (c) for whom 200K is meaningful is vanishingly small
Even if you satisfy (a) and (c), you probably don't have (b). That is, if you're a good dev without much money the optimal risk/reward for your effort is to either ...
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chat is this real?
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👩🍳 💋 🤌
Funny how the current FC meta is starting to mirror political drama.
A figurehead makes the equivalent of a hot-mic blunder. A grifter turns that into a money-making opportunity. Some people take the bait and get deceived. Apologists emphasize individual responsibility; opponents, the leaders’ duty of care. They might
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By the end of 2025 Ethereum will have doubled it's L1 throughput (block gas limit from 30 -> 60M), and more than 10x'd it's L2 blob capacity with two hard forks
A few more years of shipping like this and maybe it will hold above 4k 🤞 🤪
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"Proof of Stake is fine bro, if any actor started to acquire a meaningful amount of the total supply to influence consensus the price would pump so hard they'd be unable to continue"
*Public company in the U.S. loudly acquires 3% of the network and the price is negative year over year*
hmmmm...
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Nah fuck Bitcoin - you don't get to wilfully stagnate for a decade while sanctimoniously shitting on everyone else and still receive my sympathy when the wheels start to fall off
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Surprised to see that "Ethereum should be more rent-seeking" is still an opinion held by some
adoption + network effects >>> fee revenue
koeppelmann.eth 🦉💳
@koeppelmann
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@ryanberckmans Blob fees are a tiny fraction of what L1 fees used to be. This has played out exactly as I was worried it would. If “total fees paid” is a relevant metric to you, then blobs and the L2 roadmap have not been very successful so far. https://t.co/JS01k2FUma
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"ETH outperforms in the bear market" was a brief, and I suspect entirely forgotten, narrative in '22 - I wonder if it comes back in '26?
