~ Elias | FMTD
@eliasvm
How to know if a project and community are real? Many people say “Trust me bro” as a joke of a bad source of information (ex. “Source? - Trust me bro”) we even have a show here in Lens with that name trustmebro.phaver However, one of the advantages of going fully on-chain is the transparency. Many of us appear to have forgotten what brought us here in the first place. Living on-chain, a project is easily (or not-so easily) auditable. That is precisely the case with @Phaver which just had their TGE today. Before TGE I sincerely thought in checking team’s wallets, as someone previously rugged/soft-rugged/scammed it is now a common practice I do these days… well, I have checked and I can tell you the team are real G’s having dumped practically none of their allocations on us Phavoors. I’m calling out @joonatan.eth @saska @tomi thank so much guys. Kudos x1💯 and cheers! May Phaver become a self-sustainable platform that might it live longer than us 🦄🫶🍻
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~ Elias | FMTD
@eliasvm
For sure! My bad for not mentioning @alitiknazoglu every single person here is making this a greater (digital) space to hang around. Including you! @hsmgngr72 🤝🫡🦄🫶 LKP my friend
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Ali Tıknazoğlu
@alitiknazoglu
🤝🏼🔥
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Hsmgngr
@hsmgngr72
It's okay, my dear friend.I just wanted to express my feelings about the project I'm in 🙏We'll all build together 🙏We're more beautiful together ❤️🫂LKP🦄😍🚀🫂❤️
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