Diansa

@diansa

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Buyback is usually seen as a way for the project team to stabilize the market and increase the token price. Normally

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maroon bells! hell yeah!

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a few years ago i started taking photos of signs at ski resorts. they are wonderfully eclectic and often very descriptive in exactly how much danger you’re putting yourself in.

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“You should reward X thing.” *X thing is rewarded* *Massive increase in X thing* “There are too many of X thing!”

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when a person encounters a hack or a similar disaster

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everyone asks "who is johngalt13," nobody asks "how is johngalt13"

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which are prone to infinite loops or compatibility bugs. Once the agent is required to perform multiple subtasks

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The great thing about daily predictions is they don’t stop just because the market is red.

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Cameron's Bastard Parables #3 A grizzled sergeant walks up to a new recruit on his first day of military training. The grizzled sergeant tells the new recruit to straighten his belt. 20 years later, the new recruit (now a decorated Sergeant Major with many battles to his credit) is preparing his troops for war. One of his grizzled sergeants walk up to him. The grizzled sergeant tells the Sergeant Major to straighten his belt.

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This is the culmination of months of iterating on our product. One of the endgames was tokenization, but we weren’t sure how to approach it until we launched Guilds last year and ran a massive event built on top of Pirate Nation (an onchain game). We got a lot of things right, but one key element was missing, a powerful coordination tool that also functioned as an incentive mechanism to bring people together toward shared goals. That’s when we came up with the concept of 'Guild Tokens', which eventually evolved into 'Group Tokens' because we believe the onchain world is a permissionless, self-evolving MMO in itself. We've seen attempts at similar concepts, mainly in the form of DAOs, but they often suffer from inaction, analysis paralysis, or get hijacked by malicious parties. We’re building something more approachable for the next generation of crypto users—people who expect sleek UX, jargon-free tech, and intuitive tools but still want a powerful edge onchain.

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It’s weird to be hyper connected to the Ethereum community IRL, while being disconnected from the Internet and wondering what’s happening in Ethereum today.

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will be checkin this out i think on thursday w @doctorgm @veer https://lu.ma/7kxf9rrf

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and the relevant documents have been submitted to the regulator. This move marks another effort by US exchanges to list ETFs containing spot XRP. This application also highlights the SEC's shift in its stance on cryptocurrencies.

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In the deep winter of 2018, I visited a photovoltaic power station in the Gobi Desert in Qinghai

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It cannot just talk about technology and ideals while ignoring users and the market

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publicly quitting a social network but continuing to lurk

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this guy gets it

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