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š§ On Feb 17, 2025, a person identified as Hu Lezhi transacted over 2,000 ETH, of which 603 ETH were burned (dead address). These transactions contain text messages in Chinese that refer to the use of ābrain-machine weaponsā and ābrain-controlled organizations". Hu Lezhi argues that it is not a simple tool, but a mechanism of oppression designed to deprive humans and animals of their autonomy, turning them into digital slaves.
According to him, people no longer choose freely, but are manipulated and directed by algorithms that shape their thoughts and desires. Lezhiās onchain activity, which took place between Feb 10 and 17, 2025, includes:
ā¢ 603 ETH were burned and sent to the 0x0dead address, permanently removing them from circulation (perhaps a symbolic protest?).
ā¢ 711.5 ETH were donated to WikiLeaks, accompanied by messages alleging mass mind control via brain nanochips. 2 replies
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šØš„ā About 2 weeks ago, a crazy prop was launched in $Cro Governance, passed off as the āNew Golden Ageā of Crypto.com to put back into the market the 70 billion $Cro that had been burned in 2021 (the supply had gone from 100B to 30B). The aim would be to āInvest in the United Statesā, the prop passed thanks to the "YES" of 4,612,887,499 $Cro (equal to 62.18%). With this new mint, therefore, we will return to having a supply of about 100 billion, with an increase from the current values āāof +233%.
For most of the duration, the result of the proposal was in balance but two large validators (Electron and Antares) brought the result on their side, with a gap of over 3 billion CRO from the NO.Their votes weighed 32.6% and 21.6% respectively.
The proposal therefore ended with:
ā7 YES
ā46 NO
ā1 NO with Veto (which would have led to the slashing of those who proposed it)
ā5 ABSTAINS 2 replies
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š¦ šMarch 12, 2020 is remembered as the "Black Thursday" caused by the Covid Crash. It was one of the greatest opportunities of all time to buy $BTC and $ETH.
On January 23, 2020, the Chinese province of Wuhan entered a strict lockdown. Deserted streets and minimal services offered. By early March, 118,000 people in 114 countries were affected. Italy was the first European country to impose a lockdown on March 9. On March 11, WHO officially declared Covid19 a pandemic, the USA banned travel from Europe.
Due to economic, industrial and sector uncertainty such as tourism...March 12 was now known to us as the "Covid Crash" where S&P500 lost 9.5% and the Dow Jones 10%.
BTC lost about 40% due to many traders with leveraged long positions who were liquidated in a chain, amplifying the crash. Many exchanges closed their order books temporarily, most notably Bitmex. 0 reply
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ā° After Optimistic Rollup (Arbitrum, Optimism and various OPstacks including Base, Mantle, Zora, Mode, Polynomial, etc) and zkRollups (Zksync, Starknet, Linea, Scroll, Taiko, ImmutableX), a new generation could be that of Parallel Rollups.
Let's see the main ones that will appear in the coming months, the goal is to improve scalability (through transaction parallelization) and be less centralized.
āMovement (MoveVM): integrates MoveVM technology into the Ethereum ecosystem, offering a flexible modular stack. The central idea is the implementation of parallel L2s similar to Op Stack. Movement operates as a sidechain with its own set of validators (like Polygon). DA is Celestia, TPS is 30k/s, the sequencer is decentralized.
āMegaETH (EVM): introduces a new parallelization technology that almost completely eliminates the gas limit and through node diversification, achieves high scalability. DA uses EigenDA, TPS is 100k/s, L2 is Optimistic, but the sequencer is centralized. 1 reply
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šŖEven though OpenSea's XP doesn't seem to be up to date, farming it is important to:
ā¶ "Buy"
ā¶ "Sell"
ā¶ "Make sensible offers"
ā¶ "List your NFT"
Another thing is NOT to interact with other NFT marketplaces (Blur and Magic Eden in particular). Interacting with competitors will hurt your score.OpenSea has categorized various NFT collections, which means that trading them will give a boost to your airdrop. For example, trading Gemesis, Doodles, Kaito Genesis, Azuki, Milady Maker and BAYC has a very positive impact on the XP you will earn.
Other whitelisted collections include: Nakamigos, Seven Peaks of Celestial Stars, K-16 aka Karu, Doodles Genesis Box, Kemonokaki, DarkNOUNs , The Sandbox (Land), Skyborne Genesis Immortals, The Memes by 6529, Fake Rares, Rare Pepe, Peplicator by Matt Furie, and InfiniGods. The boost is 1x.
SOME TIPS
-Make competitive offers on entire collections.
-Avoid buying/selling between your own addresses.
-Use the 'sweep' function to buy multiple NFT at once. 0 reply
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š£ļøTrump added to their strategic reserve: $BTC, $ETH, $XRP, $SOL, $ADA.
ā¶ What other crypto could he add?
$AVAX (Ava Labs is based in New York)
$DOT (Gavin Wood is English, however Polkadot has received a lot of funding from US companies)
$LINK (Chainlink Labs is based in San Francisco)
$LTC (Charlie Lee is a former Coinbase employee, also the foundation is based in San Francisco)
$MOVE (They invested in their DeFi project)
$HBAR (Hedera is based in Dallas, also they have many partnerships with American companies including Google, IBM and Boeing)
$ALGO (the founder Micali is a professor at MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
$ICP (DFINITY Foundation is based in Switzerland, however it has a strong presence in the US)
$EOS (ok, I mention it for the meme, the chain is dead but Block one has ties to the US)
Memecoin chapter: $DOGE? For the connections with Elon Musk. I hope not $TRUMP (it would become a joke) 0 reply
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