few days ago @surfcoderepeat launched identity MD a free mint of 2000 pieces that sold out in minutes. i missed it but managed to grab a few on secondary opensea.io/collection/identi… but what i feel interesting is that most ppl were just talking about flipping the nft but only a few are actually digging on chain so i did and here's what's actually on-chain 🧵

been getting asked quite a lot lately what i use to trade and how i manage to get into plays early tried a bunch of bots over time and genuinely haven't found anything as efficient as @BasedBot for sniping, wallet management and all managed to get 20% cashback on trading fees for y'all using my ref tg bot: t.me/based_eth_bot?start=r_N… terminal: basedbot.app/r/NotBadDegen also if you're already using Based Bot and pushing decent volume hit me up in dms, might be able to work something out for you

recent php attacks should be another wake up call imo like it’s actually kinda crazy how much we still rely on infrastructure we don’t even control been thinking more and more about projects like @ratspeakorg not only for the encrypted p2p communication part but also what could potentially be built on top of mesh networks (the bigger picture) obviously decentralization won’t fix everything but still feels like we’re really underestimating the importance of having alternatives “If there is hope, it lies in the proles.”

wanted to share my thoughts on @standard_rsv and why i actually think the burning mechanism makes sense. and yeah some people will prolly get mad at this but this is exactly what’s wrong with the state of our space imo. you can have $100k worth of stuff sitting in a storage unit, stop paying and ignore the notices long enough and watch it all get auctioned. doesn’t matter how much you spent, doesn’t matter how much you had stored in there. rules are rules. same principle here. you’re actively choosing to participate in a protocol’s economy. nobody forced you to buy a charter, nobody forced you to put thousands into it either. you knew what came with it, or at least you were supposed to. the dormancy mechanism was literally written in the wp from day one. and that’s kinda the problem with crypto rn. people are willing to throw ridiculous amounts of money at something but can’t be bothered to spend 2 minutes understanding what they’re actually buying. then when the rules kick in, suddenly it’s the team’s fault. i get that losing sucks, and sure better notifications wouldn’t hurt, but at some point we gotta stop acting like people have zero responsibility for their own decisions. we’re all grown adults here. taking part in an ecosystem also means accepting the rules it was built around. can’t just expect all the upside while refusing to take responsibility for the downside.