reply guys

We used to live in a time where airdrops were always always snap sold and never held (with a few exceptions)

Don't ask me about my looksrare bag 💀

But times are changing.  We're being evaluated on our onchain activity and visible social credit (openrank).

You have 2 choices:
- research the rules and learn how to be a desirable account
- stay in the past and ignore or bitch about it all

1.  One will net profit. 
2.  The other will just continue to irritate you for many decades to come

But most of all, you need to read and educate yourself before clicking buttons. 

Or block me.  Lol what the fuck do I know after being here for a decade 🤣

In a jam packed parking lot, I'm the girl who finds the front row spot // The secret to fun can be unlocked in /burrfrens

But there's also Moxie where they punished the holders 😂

hamst.art $hamster /hamster 
martinvr.eth 
deploy.degen.eth

I could write an entire dissertation about why moxie failed, but it started with them bending the knee to the grifters in /success 

They long sold, and I bet if you asked Jason (and he was totally honest), he would also say aligning with them was a huge mistake.

Moxie was supposed to empower creators and incentivize good content.

Instead he listened to the success whales/grifters, they dumped on their community and farmed the fuck out of the token.

There was more after this but this is where the demise began.

Yeah how many u-turns did we get 😅
Do wonder whether they just gave away Moxie and it was only a failed experiment or whether they were also responsible for the selling pressure somehow

There certainly were signs.

At first glance, it was an incredible idea.

There were also several points where we should have sold everything and blocked jason. 

We as a community need to get better at identifying scams and bad propositions.  

I think we're getting there though 🔥