Andreas | Access Protocol

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@captgouda24 @FBI @FBIDirectorKash

Why on earth should we be concerned about this? The problem with child pornography is not that its consumption is inherently immoral, but that its production entails harm. Would you say that dangerous mining conditions make lab-grown diamonds immoral too?

This isn't just a 'you can launch a token' letter. This is a green light for enterprises who wan't to participate in the network but worry about long term legal ramifications. Amazing.

Start up idea: Vertical human data center

@JasonYanowitz $7b for upbit feels...cheap?

Big exchange acquisition today. Naver (South Korea's Google) bought Upbit. Upbit has 70% of the Korean exchange market and Naver has 25M+ users. Really smart deal, Naver pumped 11% on the deal.

Lowering ACS min to launch a coin, opening up gates for more creators to deploy coins on Access. Full details soon!

@mert What about gambling driven

I'm gonna practice general copywriting thoughts in public, in case it's productive. First up, this ad from Forward (the new and biggest Solana DAT) What I like: - Ticker and name are big and easily readable - Good contrast - The S logo and its color are attention-grabbing - Good geographic location What I don't like: The headline reads: "The World's Largest Solana Treasury Company" First, a quick quote on headlines from Ogilvy (basically the father of advertising) himself: “On the average, five times as many people read the headline as read the body copy. When you have written your headline, you have spent eighty cents out of your dollar.” With that said, "The World's Largest Solana Treasury Company" tells the viewer nothing. What is a Solana? Is it related to the automobile Ford? Why does it matter that it's the largest? What even is a treasury company? Why should anyone care? Instead, you can go many different, more effective directions: Example 1: "The Treasury of The Internet" Familiarity and clarity, especially given Wall St location. Example 2: "Markets the speed of the Internet." or "Move your money at the speed of thought." Benefit-driven. Example 3: "What if Wall St Ran at Wi-fi Speed?" Curiosity-driven. Example 4: "Internet Capital Markets. Powered by Solana." Vision-driven. Works well if repeated everywhere.

@0xBmanDev @mert +1

@mert are mev rewards from previous staked accounts closed fully lost? 🫢

do not forget your free money if you are staking with Helius natively (i.e without hSOL), a ton of you have not claimed your MEV rewards it is *not* automatic — you must go to the MEV harvest site to collect (link next tweet) there are literal millions sitting here

At this point it's indisputable: The Biden SEC was militarized to destroy our industry at all costs.

Would love to see someone host a RTS ct tournament stream on @pumpdotfun. > 20k prize pool > 50% fees to winner > wc3, Starcraft, etc. > opponents camera on during game play Move from unsustainable hype antics to sustainable, re-watchable entertainment

Most diabolical regulator: > Create NY BitLicense > Add massive hurdles & red tape > Leave public office > Start consultancy to help companies comply with egregious rules you made

@zhusu what you doing to get out of siberia?

Extremely easy, E

@cmsholdings Was this a selkis tweet?

Lot of people think Mass has this intense rivalry with NH but it’s far from the truth. NH is fundamentally a poverty stricken suburb of Boston the feelings toward it are almost identical to the feelings of pity and compassion you feel for the homeless you encounter on the street

Thanks for the thought. Totally understand getting hacked sucks. Currently, every creator owns authority of their pool (claiming rewards). Ofcourse creators can be hacked, but exposure is limited only to their pool. Creator 1 is not at risk of Creator 2 getting hacked. Through your suggestion we would be creating a massive risk in exposing the ENTIRE ecosystem to a single entity (access). That is something we would never want to risk. Access should never have control of a creator's pool.

Hey everyone, @AccessProtocol I wanted to share something based on my own experience (I’ve had my main wallet compromised more than once). Luckily, due to how access was built, pools are always untouched as main wallet are not the actual pool admin — otherwise the damage would have been far worse. This made me think: wouldn’t it help if Access Protocol had a built-in migration system for cases like this? Instead of users losing everything or needing to start a new pool from scratch, the program authority could migrate the pool to a secure wallet. I’ve been doing research into Solana programs, and since Access Protocol seem upgradeable, I believe such a feature is technically possible. It wouldn’t force anything, just act as a safeguard. This could prevent “forever locked” stakes and save both users and the community from unnecessary losses. Specially now when our creator tokens are tied to our pool, imagine what will happen one creator gets compromised. Should they abandoned everything ? Access Protocol already feels one of a kind, and adding something like this would make it even stronger and safer for long-term users. Just sharing the idea, curious what the community and team think. @LeowongWL @andreas_access

That said we have a lot of work to be done in making these launches more sustainable, specifically as it relates to mitigating sniper activity. More to come on this VERY soon

Proof of Audience makes sure creator coins don’t launch into thin air. Tokens only go live once a community has already staked real attention and capital onchain. We get rid of fake communities this way, and creators can enjoy genuine interactions.

More creators launching coins on Access

@Dogetoshi In my fathers village, where there are more sheep than people, 53 year old Vassili from down the street was preaching the gospel of XRP to me as he downed his Ouzo.

XRP is undefeated bro

@CryptoTaxSucks Forward looking content (potential tax changes). i.e. staking rewards and how they are taxed now vs. proposed changes.

Going to write a few crypto tax articles. What do you want to know more about?

@yi_lon Everything reminds me of her