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@chaskin.eth
"If I want to take crypto seriously, I need to see an aggressive cultural shift that addresses its plague - attracting grifters I want to see a majority be hostile towards projects/founders that don't have a clear roadmap towards useful sustainability" Study @polynya Milady x.com/apolynya/status/1598124343636422658
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@chaskin.eth
"Unfortunately every time there's a risk-on environment a new series of opportunists arrive and bagholders don't want to call anyone out because their bags are being pumped What are reasonable, effective strategies available to improve this wretched hive of scum and villainy?"
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jacopo.eth
@jacopo.eth
there has never been a better time for ethereum to focus on sustainable value and distance itself from grift https://warpcast.com/jacopo.eth/0x84a0729c
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Kieran Daniels 🎩
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Trigs
@trigs
It's simple, really. And the power is entirely on our hands: Stop. Buying. Tokens. Seriously. Just don't. Tokens are a terrible way to raise money pre-utility. This "everyone can be a VC" narrative is a lie. It's proven by people's relentless commitment to buying every stupid token that launches. Just. Stop. It will render the grifters powerless. And then we can start collectively working on actually solving resource allocation for legitimate builders.
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Nora Lam
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Do you think there’s a gray area between scams and big opportunties? Some promising project without transparency can be misundestood. It's super important to spot the difference between real gems and sneaky scams. I think we should educate the community like Jace do in this post https://warpcast.com/jacek/0xf4b37aa9
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