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Expectation vs. Reality: Our Exit from Lukso When we first invested in Lukso, we bought the vision, the team, and the token. As one of the earliest projects tackling account abstraction (AA) with a laser focus on UX, paired with flashy partnership announcements, Lukso had us hooked. Expectation: A nimble core team that could move fast, break shit, and pivot without the bureaucratic baggage of the Ethereum Foundation or other lumbering chains. Mainnet would launch with the bare essentials to compete in today’s cutthroat blockchain arena: a fully functioning wallet (mobile and desktop), a robust block explorer, a bridge, all the promised LSPs, and an OG team leveraging past and present connections for tier-1 CEX listings and real partnerships. Someone who’s been in crypto this long should get it—security ties to token price. For stability, distribution, and decentralization, that price needs to hold or climb, incentivizing long-term holders to spread the wealth. Reality: A year into mainnet, and we’re still waiting. No functional wallet. No mobile support. No bridge. Trading volume’s drying up, and any hope of decentralization via tier-1 listings fades to zero. The team isn’t moving fast—they’re crawling so slowly that others, like Story Protocol, are forking their work and eating their lunch. Even Ethereum’s pushing EIPs to enable AA, leaving Lukso’s once-innovative edge looking stale. Fabian and the core team have lost our faith. They’re not standing out in a field of competitors—they’re falling behind. We didn’t join Lukso to mint an NFT and dunk on them. We wanted to build builders. Expectation: A thriving ecosystem where we’d open-source our repos and assets, stake to support the network, and kickstart initiatives like SpeedRun Lukso with mint proceeds. (Those funds hit zero before we could move, though a young PunX, Tanto, grabbed the torch and secured a Lukso grant—good luck to him; we’re not sure if those tokens ever materialized.) Long-term, we aimed to forge a Cypher Punk ethos community, craft public tools, and roll out retail-facing dApps leveraging AA and Lukso’s unique features. Reality: That vision’s dead. Over a year on mainnet, and the ecosystem’s still half-baked. No AA tools to build with, no momentum to ride. We’ve been sounding the alarm all year—constructive criticism, not just "bad vibes" or petty jabs like some claim. We cared. We really cared. But the deaf ears at the foundation ignored the fire bells. Now, we’re out. Lukso’s not the future we signed up for—it’s a lesson in unmet potential.

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If you are "into crypto" you should be by default 1. An advocate for decentralization 2. Emphasize privacy and security over speed 3. Open-sourcing your shit 4. Criticising central authorities 5. Passionate and opinionated 6. innovative and experimental 7. Wanting to onboard the masses through education Tell me again why you don't support @universalpunx ?

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