TREPY W #DRX

I see people asking odd questions and expecting instant answers from @beniaminmincu about US meetings. Here’s my advice: stop being naive and think before forming unrealistic expectations online. Let me explain why. Yes, Beni has meetings today, but that doesn’t mean tomorrow the discussion topics will be live or concluded. Our community (some members) can be sometimes naive, constantly asking for updates in real time. I’ve not seen any Cardano, Solana, or Sui community posts demanding such info from their founders since Trump won… Business in the US isn’t about bragging that X spoke to Y, hoping token Z pumps because of reason W. For example, people blindly asked for years: “When EGLD on Coinbase?” They had no clue the process took two years, involving legal reviews and implementing Coinbase’s Rosetta standard. It was all open-source on GitHub. A bit of research would’ve shown the listing was ongoing 🧠 Some complained there were “no results” after the US meeting in Miami. Here’s the truth: Those meetings in January 2021 happened before a major US political shift (Biden’s presidency). Since Biden took office, what’s happened in crypto? Lawsuits. Developers jailed. Endless SEC fights. Do you think it’s smart to burn resources fighting US regulators instead of building tech? In hindsight, avoiding risky moves back then was the right call. Another complaint: “No EU results after meetings with ministers.” Let me ask: what other L1 has two national bank licences and is fully MiCA-compliant from day one? Do you think those agreements came from “smiling nicely,” or from years of meetings with state officials? And don’t forget the EU is behind the tech curve by design. Plus, the Biden presidency influenced EU politics, not to mention the war in Europe. Now let’s talk about Asia meetings. What did we gain? •A listing on Upbit, Korea’s biggest exchange, where they bought 1M EGLD, pumping our bags. •Connections with Korean government officials, learning their ways of business. •Paving the way for xMoney expansion globally. Here’s the thing: Most discussions are under NDAs. Even without them, morality tells us not to brag about meetings unless agreements are signed and implemented. If you constantly shill after every meeting, you lose credibility, and fewer important doors will open. So, what’s the takeaway? •Lower your expectations. •Think and analyse before pressuring for updates. •Understand not everything can or should be publicised. •Accept that some questions don’t deserve answers. Sometimes, the reasons for delays or postponements are already visible—if you look. And remember: everyone reserves the right to block anyone who asks irrelevant or entitled questions. PS: Nobody asked me to write this, neither I have inside info, I just try to look deeper than the surface and maybe use my brain more 😉