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There's a lot to like about Ethereum culture. The worst part about Ethereum culture, however, is the invented purity tests. If you don't like something, don't use it. Even better: build an alternative! It's a permissionless, decentralized and open source-friendly ecosystem. You can just fork things! The hard part is getting people to use your version and keep using your thing. So naturally the apps / platforms / chains that have usage and users attract the most armchair opinions. And in an environment where there isn't a massive influx of new people, the finger-pointing and scapegoating only intensifies. The way out is more people with funded wallets transacting regularly onchain who are actually using the apps that people are building.

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Quote cast with an NFT that changed your life.

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Why I support privacy: https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2025/04/14/privacy.html

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This week, I was finally able to start running again after being injured for a while. Feels good to run frequently again ↑

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Hahah 😂 My cover has been blown

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I used Rodeo to mint some images for a few minutes before my profile got banned permanently for no reason. Not very aligned with crypto ethos..

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Privacy is normal, and writing code is not a crime.

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why yes, I will buy and hold pieces of onchain art that I love for the long term, thank you very much

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我认为这两个思维方式是互相兼容的。如果你需要分辨哪些区块链是 “真正去中心化”，可以用一个比较简单的测试：如果他的基金会消失了，链能活下去吗？我有感觉只有比特币和以太坊能很明确回答：当然能. 以太坊大部分的开发是基金会之外,客户端的团队都有独立的商业模型,现在很多研究者不在基金会里面,除了devcon之外几乎所有活动是独立的到达这个阶段很难。5年前以太坊还没有这样。放弃这些优点为了追求TPS是很大的错误，因为总是能有新的链出来，突然有比你还更高的TPS。但是去中心化和韧性是宝贵的，很少区块链有。这些特点有利于做一个有长期价值的数字货币，也有利于有好的世界计算机。但是世界计算机也需要解决扩容问题。“世界计算机” 的意思并不是 “可以同时支撑每个全世界的应用的计算机“，而是 ”世界的应用可以互相操...

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0. Sharing something awesome built on @ethereum every weekday until I run out (I'll never run out)

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@drakefjustin's work is incredibly valuable to ethereum's future, especially those of us who care about keeping the protocol decentralized and secure long-term and fighting against the zoo of technical bloat. The beam chain roadmap got criticism for the "2029" date, but what that criticism misses is that the beam chain roadmap is a completely separate and parallel workstream from the work that is happening already to meet users' needs in the short term (basically, scaling blobs, where @dankrad has for years played a leading and invaluable part) In 2025, we need blobs (and L1 cost reductions like EIP-4444). In 2026, we need more blobs. @fradamt @dankrad and many others are heroes for pushing forward the research here. By 2030, we need other things: * Long-term robust economics * Long-term robust staking decentralization * A clean and simple protocol, something worthy of a chain that aspires to be a neutral global base layer. This means zeroing out huge amounts of technical bloat ...

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users care about the certainty of many guarantees offered by blockchains ("you control these funds", "this app can't steal your username"), and decentralization (of different kinds) is part of what makes those guarantees hard https://x.com/ayyyeandy/status/1882705439571534004

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