Fortunately or unfortunately, there is nothing in our lives that doesn't end sooner or later.

A true friend is a person who will tell you everything he thinks about you in your eyes, and tell everyone that you are a wonderful person.

Fall seven times and rise eight times.

A Japanese saying

Astrologer ✨ Author of projects: "I'm looking for myself

@stiral Those who know little of the world are ready to kneel before it and adore it; those who know it well despise it most of all.#@

If you need money, go to strangers; if you need advice, go to friends; and if you don't need anything, go to relatives.

Don't prove anything to anyone, just do it.

The Perm court dismissed the claim demanding to recognize the word "sheep" as an insult. This is reported by lawyer Alexander Mitryuk. Earlier, a local resident went to court demanding that her friend pay moral compensation for the insult.

EthFinance

A friendly reminder that it has historically taken ~20 years for inventions to diffuse into mass-market innovations.

Ethereum’s invention of programmable money and smart contracts is barely ten years old. The roadmap is finally starting to click into place, and Pectra(s) next year will  be a leap forward with AA, Verkle trees, based rollups, etc.

The next ten years will see gradual architecture ossification and rapid adoption along the S-curve.

Drivers for that adoption will include real-world asset tokenization, an explosion in stablecoin usage for payments and remittance, TradFi using DeFi rails for loans and investments, and a trustless marketplace of autonomous agents capable of transacting through their own on-chain identity.

Forget about today’s shitcoins, ETHBTC ratio, Gary Gensler, and all that transient noise. Zoom out and the future is both bright and obvious.

Ten years from now, we will be writing “in retrospect, it was inevitable”.

You’re not bullish enough about Ethereum, anon

😇 . In my opinion, a saint differs from a sinner in that he has learned to love.🙂

Warpcast

The beginning of the noughties - evening in one of the Russian villages

There are three things that most people are afraid of: trusting, telling the truth, and being yourself.

We must set ourselves tasks above our strength." Boris Pasternak, writer.

Meyer's law.

Complicating is simple, simplifying is difficult.👻