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Cryptoleer ☁️

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dino coin enthusiast $ANKR | $LTC | $DGB

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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
Advance to freedom! While some people are still busy playing with VC vaporware, memecoins and Monopoly money, @DigiByteCoin is now one step closer to launching the world's first truly decentralized stablecoin. Make way for the DigiDollar! 💵 $DGB
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DigiByte Developers@DGBDevs

Huge milestone for $DGB! DigiDollar successfully activated on testnet through real miner voting — the same process mainnet will use. The world’s first truly decentralized stablecoin is 95% ready for launch 🚀 github.com/DigiByte-Core/…

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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
I mean, X even admitted they don't let people's followers see the content of people they chose to follow, and they have "daily reach limits." They do throttle accounts they just use euphemisms "author diversity" to describe what they're doing. This isn't a crypto specific issue but one that exists throughout the entire platform regardless of subject matter.
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DBCrypto@DBCrypt0·
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again… X isn’t throttling your account! No one gives a crap about crypto right now and we have no one to blame but ourselves.
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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
Researching all the zillions of Eth L2s that are down like 80-95% to see which (if any) have the best chance of rebounding. Going right down the list on Coingecko one by one. Mainly just trying to diversify a little bit and have some fun. $ETH
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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
Yeah, it's a Scooby Doo mystery all right! Seriously though, it's good to see a real infrastructure project (@ankr supports over 80 chains and handles trillions of RPC requests) getting some attention on a slow news day. Maybe this will lead more people to use their services. $ANKR
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CY_@IMCY_CN

$ankr Why has it risen so much?

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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
@etheraider @ethereum There are plenty of decentralized chains (like Litecoin and Digibyte). You could also just use Ethereum Classic.
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Etheraider@etheraider·
If @ethereum fails and only corpo permissioned “chains” succeed, Crypto itself will have died by capture, at the hands of corporate interests.
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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
It's true. The @DigiByteCoin community is about as cozy as it gets in the "Web3" space. If you want to recapture the lost innocence of crypto, Digibyte is the place to be. 🏘️ Everyone here is still committed to the original ideals that inspired the development of blockchain tech: decentralization, privacy, sound money principles, etc. Digibyte is still being actively developed, with applications like @DigiScope_Me and the introduction of a decentralized stablecoin (DigiDollar). Despite it being decentralized Digibyte is fortunate enough to have a passionate founder, @jaredctate, who's at the forefront every day advocating for the project and working to push the industry in a healthier direction. Digibyte has made up for its lack of VC/corporate funding by becoming one of the most creative and forward thinking in its effective usage of an AI "team" (DigiSwarm) for development. The vibes are good, too! $DGB $DD
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DGBisUS@DGBisUS

No matter where you are in your crypto journey, DigiByte has something to offer. Whether you're just starting out or already experienced, #DigiByte delivers fast transactions, minimal fees, and an unmatched community. There’s a lot to explore - come be a part of it. 👋

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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
Most people "scale" their accounts by buying fake followers and creating fake engagement via bots and group chats. X itself amplifies junk content now, often elevating ragebait slop that's been copied and pasted a million times. Also the goal of a social role is not simply to "grow" (largely meaningless) social metrics but to represent the brand intelligently, locate content worth amplifying/engaging with, energize the community and reach the specific kind of people the project benefits most from reaching. There are accounts on here with 100 followers that provide more value to a project than accounts with 50k followers that post recycled Jim Cramer memes and misleading news headlines every day.
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Mick@IdMintThat·
It amazes me how many people want socials roles who can’t even scale their own account above 1-2k. Sorry, that definitely means you probably wouldn’t be a good fit … bc the role is to grow… socials, ya know?
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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
I don't think this really fixes anything, because the dislikes will just be gamed like everything else to shape narratives, boost and deboost certain accounts. What would fix this app is not trying to turn it into reddit, but having *no* algorithm and just letting people see only the content of the people they chose to follow, without pushing things into their feed. They have the "following" tab, but it frequently just reverts to For You. They really insist on force feeding you content you don't want to see.
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Rypto@RyptoCrypto·
X is adding a dislike button But you can’t see the downvotes So is it really fixing anything
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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
It's *supposed* to be a hedge against inflation. Unfortunately what we see now is that anytime there is bad inflation news or the stock market goes down, Bitcoin dumps. The price just moves with traditional financial market sentiment at this point. It needs to be "decoupled" from this in the public's mind.
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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
Unpopular Opinion: Blockchain gaming never left and is here to stay. The public is fickle when it comes to entertainment, and people may have lost interest in certain over hyped gaming projects, but many "Web3" games have been active for several years now (@decentraland, @coin_with_us, etc) and tons of new games are constantly being created (see @anomalygamesinc). Some are fun. Some aren't. Ambitious metaverse projects can be extremely expensive to maintain and market in order to acquire and retain enough users to remain viable. The irony of Lily's post though is that even @polymarket, one of *the* most popular applications in the entire space, is one of the most successful examples of "gaming on a blockchain." $MANA $XYO
Lily Liu@calilyliu

Also, gaming on a blockchain is not coming back

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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
I look at the social media presences of some of these big projects (many of which are listed on major exchanges) and just shake my head. A lot of them don't even post consistently, even when they have zillions of followers. They're basically giving up free advertising. It doesn't matter if there's no "big news." Just create cool content. Post memes. Engage with ideas. Network with people and other aligned projects. You can still keep it professional, but get someone to run your account who will do *something* productive with it.
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KaY〽️@KayBlockchain·
🧩 This is actually good news. The Algorand Foundation had far too many employees. I just hope they got rid of the roles that added no real value instead of keeping friends and insiders who should not have been there in the first place
Algorand Foundation@AlgoFoundation

Today, the Algorand Foundation made the difficult decision to reduce our workforce by 25%. This decision was not taken lightly and is in response to the uncertain global macro environment as well as the broader downturn in crypto markets. These employees have been best-in-class contributors to this ecosystem and to the Foundation, and this was an incredibly tough decision. We are sincerely grateful to them, and we are, of course, committed to supporting them through this transition. We believe that we now have a more sustainable alignment of Algorand Foundation resources with the protocol’s long-term business, technology, and ecosystem priorities. We remain fully focused on our mission of financial empowerment and the continued development and growth of the Algorand protocol, network, and ecosystem.

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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
@Norro_Web3 That will probably never happen, but the "adopters" themselves have the option to support decentralized projects (Digibyte, Litecoin, Monero, etc) that were built to resist precisely these kinds of issues. People have a choice.
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Noro@Norro_Web3·
Web3 will never be widely adopted until developers and founders stop being greedy.
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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
A lot of those inflated user metrics were just fake/bots etc. Blockchain gaming is alive and well. When it comes to games, people are fickle and individual games get hyped for a while and lose popularity. The challenge with a lot of "metaverse" style games is they rely on a large number of users and users interacting with one another for the user experience to be appealing, rather than the gameplay itself being rewarding. Decentraland is still my favorite metaverse, because it's fun to just run around and look at random stuff even if an area is relatively empty.
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Our Crypto Talk
Our Crypto Talk@ourcryptotalk·
Blockchain Gaming Is Dead. 💀 The Numbers Prove It. Axie Infinity peaked at 2.7M daily players. Today? 1,412. That's a 99.9% drop. • Pixels: 1M peak → ~100K • Lumiterra: 800K peak → ~300K • Alien Worlds: 500K peak → 160K • Sorare: ~100K peak → 1,654 The P2E hype cycle didn't cool off. It evaporated. Meta just shut down its Metaverse division. $80 billion spent. Gone. The biggest tech company on earth couldn't make virtual worlds work. Crypto thought it could with a JPEG and a token. ↓ The only "stable" blockchain games left? > Life2app. Pumpville World. > Both peaked under 3,000 DAUs. > Both dropped less than 3%. They survived because no one hyped them. 2.7M users didn't leave blockchain gaming. They left the illusion of free money. Meta burned $80B chasing the same dream with better hardware. The metaverse wasn't early. It was wrong. The games promised play-to-earn. They delivered play-then-leave.
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Andy@andyyy·
If you had to tell a new institutional investor the most investable companies in the digital assets space, what would you answer?
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DigiByte@DigiByteCoin·
💯 on decentralization.
Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer

Keep your eye on the ball: decentralization. Decentralized money matters. Time and time again we've seen that when a project has centralized control (whether directly or through a supermajority stakeholder "governance" model) of the currency, there is a high probability they will at some point choose to mint more tokens and inflate the supply. They will come up with all sorts of creative rationalizations and mechanisms to dilute holders. This is one major long term advantage of decentralized chains like @Litecoin and @DigiByteCoin, which have their own unique challenges (usually related to marketing, funding and business development). $DGB $LTC

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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
Keep your eye on the ball: decentralization. Decentralized money matters. Time and time again we've seen that when a project has centralized control (whether directly or through a supermajority stakeholder "governance" model) of the currency, there is a high probability they will at some point choose to mint more tokens and inflate the supply. They will come up with all sorts of creative rationalizations and mechanisms to dilute holders. This is one major long term advantage of decentralized chains like @Litecoin and @DigiByteCoin, which have their own unique challenges (usually related to marketing, funding and business development). $DGB $LTC
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The Block Media@TheBlockPods

Charlie Lee: Even if it is less efficient, decentralization still matters. @SatoshiLite explains why decentralized money exists and why control over currency matters more than efficiency.

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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
Agreed. Not everyone wants to run nodes on their own when they could be focused on building applications or conducting business. Most people prefer using globally distributed infrastructure providers like @Ankr, which have proven to be reliable and offer a degree of sovereignty themselves as they are not dependent on third party cloud providers. $ANKR $ETH
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Victor Deleau@Exaparsec

@VitalikButerin Running a node is not hard, and it can be very reliable, but there is a high fixed cost to pay for the hardware, and most people/businesses prefer paying a small RPC monthly subscription fee. Sovereign Ethereum access is not a priority for most

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Cryptoleer ☁️@cryptoleer·
Ultimately, you need substance *and* hype for the win. Most projects in crypto are all hype with no (or very little) substance. 🏀 A lot of "hype" is wasted on totally unworthy projects. Imagine if people in this space spent their energy hyping up decentralized, substance-oriented chains like @DigiByteCoin and @Litecoin, which have been reliably operating for more than a decade. New applications associated with these blockchains are consistently being developed (Digiscope, DigiDollar, LitVM, etc) not just by institutions but also by some of the most passionate individuals you'll ever meet. $DGB $LTC
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DigiByte@DigiByteCoin

No hype, just substance. $DGB

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