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Liquidity assembling, re-imagined, on Base. Announcing our complete suite of SDK, UI elements and Webhooks offering - Custom/Dynamic Bonding Curves - Sniper protection - Custom fee distribution - Graduation to UniV4 Skyline -- The first protocol powered by Wildcard is live!

@0xAngler @TheEylon No. Creators get rewarded through various tipping mechanisms we have integrated.

@TheEylon @LolWildcard Sounds great but different from frientech since it doesn't seem to manage the access to content. Does the creator get the revenue of selling tickets?

1. Bitclout - rugged 2. Rally.io - rugged 3. Roll - hacked 4. Friend.tech - rugged Scam free SocialFi. Who is building this?

@Basedaqdotcom @moolah @heylunchbreak @interfacedapp @farcaster_xyz @sofamon_xyz @Drakulaapp @surrealapp @podsdotmedia Thank you for the mention!

@tseringredmond It's a WILD mode where founders go berserk

wtf is founder mode?

@binji_x Believable.

Did you know that in order to prepare for his role as the insane and psychotic ‘Joker,’ Joaquin Phoenix spent two weeks scrolling through crypto twitter.

@Cooopahtroopa Indeed!

2025 is the year of onchain consumer apps.

@IshitaaPandey Those were WILD times.

People who bought land in the metaverse, how’s it going?

@1CrypticPoet @base based and wild

We may not bring the world onchain in a day, a week, or even a year. But brick by brick, step by step, we're building. Every day, more join us until, one day, the whole world is onchain. If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. Build on @Base 🔵

@benroy__ Best take so far!

Some collected thoughts on OpenSea, the SEC, NFTs & regulation 📝 I think it's very plausible some of the collections sold on OpenSea's platform could be seen as securities in the Howey Test sense i.e. financial instruments that came with fancy promises I think the framing of pretending like all NFTs are the same is disingenuous because art for art's sake is very different than a gaming project that sold NFTs with the assurance that a metaverse would be built [or whatever else]. And no, Pokemon cards aren't the same because they don't come with those sorts of promises. I think OpenSea positioning their defence as fighting against the big bad SEC who is coming for *all* NFTs is just them hiding behind a binary framing that doesn't exist as a way to generate good will for themselves & pretend like they care about artists & creators... when, in my experience, and in the experience of many people I know, they really don't actually give a ****. $5m for imaginary legal disputes around NFTs that may or may not ever truly materialize is a nice gesture, but I think that's more a good PR framing than substance. We'll see if any of those cases actually arise i.e. if the SEC starts suing real artists specifically over time beyond a token (pun unintended) example or two. Now, I obviously haven't read their specific Wells Notice, so, yes, I'm open to being wrong and/or hearing rebuttal here, but I think it's a reasonable take that the problematic NFTs in question / from the SEC's perspective are the collections that came with promises for MUH literal UTILITY and not true art or true collectibles. Also, I think its disingenuous that every thought leader (and investor) in NFT land is out here crying wolf and being like, "omg they're going after digital art now how could they?!" because of the point above... obviously there are different types of NFTs, and different lanes to consider here, some of which probably should be regulated, others not I dislike the SEC more than OpenSea (low bar) and think they're bad actors. Like, I don't think this agency is operating in good faith, and ultimately I hope they get shellacked through this legal process, etc. But I do think at some point as a society we're going to have to have a conversation around regulating cultural goods that are financialized, whether digital or physical. The specifics of OpenSea and their case aside... pretending this entire category is just kumbaya libertarianism isn't going to work, sorry. When something is sold with meaningfully large promises attached to that sale (as with some NFT collections) there should probably be at least some light rules/oversight that comes with that territory in *certain circumstances* - not 1930s SEC laws, but something modern and reasonable. And yes, even physical goods that trade in size > $25K probably also should have some regulation. If you think people don't launder money through Pokemon cards and watches and stuff, you have no idea how collectibles markets work. Anyway, wrapping up here, literal casinos have to follow rules, so I don't know... seems like we probably need a basic framework as well 🤷‍♂️

@christianrezax show your wild side

Give me some "How to BD" tips, but give me terrible advice.

@heart_ Those in consumer crypto should be given immunity

@winnielaux 👀

gm. i’m spending a few weeks back in hong kong, seoul, and singapore in sept !! would love to catch up if you’re around 🇭🇰🇰🇷🇸🇬 specifically, i’d love to meet anyone building: - mobile-first onchain apps - vertical-specific platforms that leverage minting as a new biz model - TON defi + social + gaming miniapps - novel prediction markets - consumer apps focused on real-world experiences + behaviors - new clients building on top of farcaster + lens + zora - NFT-powered entertainment experiences, and more DM me if you’re around for ☕ the next few weeks

@NanouuSymeon I asked devs internally, and they are saying GO.

As a developer, which programming language would you take on a date?

@Scott_eth Base has brought a contagious builder energy, immensely encouraging creators and users to join the onchain movement. Beyond speculations and price action, Base has made being onchain fun.

i often think about how bad things would be if coinbase never launched base

@scribble_dao What's the best place to know more about ScribbleDAO?

Who’s your favourite threadoor at ScribbleDAO?

@1CrypticPoet @base based and WILD

🔵 @Base rewards those with conviction; stay optimistic, and keep building.

@binji_x It would be WILD if everyone started trusting the process

hey what if it all works out?

@yacineMTB Time for 1 to infinity

I read Peter thiels book zero to one. I did everything he told me to do in that book and now I've went from 0 to 1. What now?