Chilli_Fills

@MINHxDYNASTY But do they gamble on web3 games?

people will gamble on everything but themselves

@alexabelonix Then you should play @OwnersClubGG ! Its very addicting and you will be able to have all that Serotonin in no time!

@ChilliFills No cap, that horse radiates serotonin, I'd volunteer to groom it every weekend!

We’re not gonna have sex. I’m going to teach you C programming 💻

The 2025-26 NFT most likely to be remembered in 50 years 👇

So are Web3 NFTS back or something?

@0xLuxi No but investing in web3 assets can be

Can X be a full-time job ?

@sqda Not Web3 assets! You actually build and use it to earn!

Art is dead. Culture is dead. NFTs are dead. Crypto is dead. JPEGs are dead. But also. Remember. Stock market is dead. Bonds are dead. Money is dead. Cash is dead. Software is dead. Jobs are dead. Choose wisely. 💀💀💀

@787FKA Who needs memes when you can have assets that you can build off of and actually use them to earn?

NFTs are NOT dead — ex. the 6529 community are still rotating liquidity buying each others’ memes 3 times per week.

@alexabelonix Plus, it is a great source of Serotonin! I mean how can you say no to a horse like this?

@ChilliFills Fair play, I feel you, virtual horses encourage routine and reward attention

@eli_schein Forget art collecting. Web3 NFTS is where it's at since I can profit off of it and be able to make it grow as I play the game.

NFTs are not coming back. As a category they are dead. But as a fundamental technology, they are nascent and growing. Exceptional art and collectibles that offer something new to the world and use this technology stack will capture global audiences in ways never before possible.

@r4y319 A gateway for perverts to come and prey on children

Stanford Startup Job Fair, March 2007.

@_redfeels How it feels when I left my NFT horse alone for 30 minutes

How it feels going to sleep instead of gaming because you have work tomorrow

@twaniimals My racehorse can do that!

@keiba_info_club Maybe if I could do what they've done in the beginning with my racehorse in my game then I can totally win the race for sure. Also, I must have a pony!

🇬🇧イースターの日にポニー・ダービーを開催。直線では後ろを振り返る余裕も

@seigihakatta We feel for him.

海外の方々はこれを見て どう感じるのだろう？ 深夜の電車で泣きながらサンドイッチを食べるサラリーマン さん🥹🥹🙏

@MemoryCardFiles Just like @OwnersClubGG but at least I can actually breed my own!

Horse Life 3 | Nintendo DS - 2010

@chaseharris98 If you love to be stuck in the 80's then its the place for you!

Move to Florida. If you’re stuck in life that’s all you need to do. Country mixed with money vibe. Sunshine, wild life, water. No rules here can do whatever you want. Hottest girls. Max activities. Cold weather doesn’t bring the best out of you. No shoes no shirt lifestyle will

@Mrbankstips More like never. A REAL moving man will use strategy to get ahead in life. Thanks to me using strategy I'm earning as I go!

A moving man will eventually meet his luck

@waleswoosh I believe it's adapting to Web3 game assets and building on them with a strategy in order for you to earn as you play. That's pretty ethical and it doesn't involve cheating!

In your opinion: What's the most ethical way to make money in crypto?

A successful web3 game would be making games exciting to keep playing such as opportunities to make your assets stronger and going against players who put in more passion in their assets. And of course the Game concept should be good as well and to attract players into playing it

Why did the web3 games you believed in failed? If you go back and ask these basic boring 3 questions, the answer is obvious. 1. How does this game actually make profit? 2. What does it take for that profit to scale? 3. Is the token actually integrated with the game play or is it just replacing typical web2 monetization models? The issue has been, no one in the space even thought to ask these questions because you were drunk on the bs by founders that were better at attention and vibing with you. Just apply it to any failed game and its obvious the pattern, then apply to the games remaining, and unfortunately, if you're expecting something different, well...