0xen 🎩
@0xen
i'm Abyss levels of underwater on $vvv but it doesn't really bother me because i'm dead inside from crypto trading and think it'll come back. but i'm seeing a bunch of other tweets like this so i'm curious. how are people feeling about the launch and how it affects the perception of coinbase/base? https://x.com/CrossChainAlex/status/1885226034255012169
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kenny 🎩
@kenny
it's bad PR but I see nothing wrong from Coinbase's listing side Voorhees is as legit as it gets, no reason why a new project from him wouldn't have the easy greenlight to get listed meanwhile everyone is mad about their tokens with sketchy/non-existent legal backgrounds not being listed overnight also the price action prob more an indictment of the current state of the market vs reflecting badly on the coin itself impossible to sustain a pump on anything rn
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BrixBountyFarm 🎩
@brixbounty
Feel this about general overheated markets. I don’t love cex listings from day one cause I feel it takes away a bit of the early Onchain transparency. If you ignore the price action launch went great from my perspective, the drop brought new folks to Venice. I think most are sour because of virtuals. Here’s my take why - imagine you were in charge of an Olympic team and you had the chance to support the high profile sprinter in the “current” main event and didn’t do that publicly… from a supportive base perspective it feels from the “trader” community that cb isn’t supporting their best horse at the moment for competing in the arena. I stated when moxie went cex day one, the danger of such a decision is the crypto space thrives on speculation and historically a cex listing is one of those drivers, take that fuel away and you have one less reason for speculators to hold.
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Priya 🦉🎩
@priyasai
Yup it turned out to be two velodrome staff who manipulated and cashed out millions from this. They were fired. It's nothing to do with coinbase as far as I know.
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