Yuugen Protocol

Yuugen is looking to add a few developers to the team. Reply here if interested!

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We're NOT FUCKING LEAVING!!! Solana was written off many times But what is dead may never die Solana didn’t survive because of narratives. It survived because engineers stayed, communities supported each other, and people refused to quit After FTX collapsed, many devs were indeed close to leaving Then Bonk happened What looked like a joke ended up keeping everything alive Airdrops paid rent, bought time, and kept builders working when they otherwise would’ve quit Some $300 allocations later became hundreds of thousands of dollars Meme coins didn’t build Solana — but they helped save the people who did DeFi went through hell too During the mSOL depeg, developers had to fix broken financial systems while prices were crashing They dealt with forks, reissuing assets, and liquidity problems in real time, all under intense pressure That difficult period is a big reason why Solana’s DeFi ecosystem is stronger today One of the craziest day in Solana history was April 23, 2023 Solana handled two massive events: The Helium migration and the Mad Lads NFT launch Nearly 1 million Helium hotspots were moved onto Solana — something that would’ve cost millions on other chains, but cost almost nothing here At the same time, Mad Lads brought huge traffic and chaos Engineers stayed awake for 30 hours straight to keep everything running. The network didn’t break All these events proved... Not that Solana was perfect Not that it would never break again But that when it mattered most, the people behind it showed up Builders stayed awake Communities stepped in Systems held under real pressure Solana didn’t come back because the market believed The market believed after Solana held