Chris Jones | Blockchain Exec

@FCYildiiz Morata

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1 in 5 hackathon projects at @EthereumDenver chose to build on Flow! Not only did Flow builders make it to the main stage as finalists, but they also won $50,000 in prizes with their incredible apps! 🎉 Check out some of the amazing submissions below ⤵️

Planning to be in Denver this week?

Just in case you actually need a real reason to go to a castle while in Denver #ETHDenver2025

The world's biggest brands build on Flow, and now, with EVM equivalence, @EthereumDenver buidlers can too! Bounties: 📱 15k Most killer app 🤖 15k Best Ai agents 🌿 12k Best ReFi 🔌 5k Best Eliza on Flow plug-ins 📖 2k Best open source contribution 📩 1k Best developer feedback

Since @LayerZero_Core integrated with @flow_blockchain EVM, users have bridged over $11 million in assets to Flow from 18 chains. Punch Swap by @KittyPunchXYZ has seen the highest activity from bridgers. Let's Dive in 👇

Fun fact: The first version of OpenSea was a fork of the CryptoKitties marketplace! It's obviously gotten a lot more sophisticated over the years, but Flow and OpenSea can both trace their roots right back to that same wild time in 2017... 🎉 cryptokitties.co/kitty/9222

@degens Go WTF! 🌊

GO WITH THE FLOW 🌸🌊 Gn Legends

The inventor of the ERC-721 and the marketplace where it exploded...it just feels right

Big news for NFT traders

When choosing a home network for @KittyPunchXYZ, base layer tokenomics was a primary factor, which is why we chose @flow_blockchain. While community/tech is a big consideration, its clear moving forward in 2025 that token unlocks are going to be the prevailing narrative with $35B set to hit the market over the next 12 months. This has real-world ramifications for projects building on chains with significant unlock cliffs, FUD, etc. It impacts everything, including user perception, speculative asset ceilings, and for DeFi protocols -- the base-pair currency needs to be stable and capable of catching a bid. That's why we're so bullish on $FLOW -- there are no more unlocks/windfalls, and a known reasonable inflation that targets in the 5% range. This is fantastic for us, as we know what to expect and can craft economic flywheels that take advantage of this tokenomic confidence. Right now, $FLOW sits at a $800M market cap which is in the range of many circulating market caps of new high FDV chains with significant tokenomic headwinds. We see this as a blank canvas. Let's build DeFi on Flow to become a force and kickstart the demand flywheel for $FLOW's 1,562,246,493 outstanding tokens.

Well, it's finally here. I can't properly express how much thought and effort went into this document, and the depth of thinking behind it. flow.com/protocol-auton…

activating my profile on @humanApp code: 59b #CJONES2002

@roham Anyone else here break Ethereum or sign the NBA to a web3 deal? If not, then maybe it's worth taking note!

Go WTF

A great way to find out what's special about @flow_blockchain from the man himself!

Web3 is officially welcome

The PGMOL is a joke and it's clear for EVERYONE to see.

Ahhh

This is going to be fun

@evan_van_ness @_bazlightyear @WeekInEthNews Ughhhh...tough one for us today.

@_bazlightyear @WeekInEthNews Sorry

I've read the official EF response a few times. Each time I read it, it seems crazier to me Two facts that destroy the narrative: 1. In 2024, I told Josh repeatedly that @WeekInEthNews would end the moment I no longer had my employee health insurance from EF. He took it away anyway on Dec 31. That's why WiE ended the moment it did. 2. A few weeks ago in mid-December he pinged me out of the blue to ask if WiE was going to die at the end of the year (as I had told him repeatedly) For him to act surprised now is....surreal. He knew WiE was going to end, he just didn't expect the reaction, I suppose? Josh is not a developer, so he never understood the value of WiE (despite sometimes saying the right words about how he did, his actions always showed he didn't) A few more facts: 1. I was an EF employee for 6.5 years. I didn't get paid for the first 2 years and never complained because the only thing I cared about was the good of Ethereum. 2. Sometime around midyear 2020, I started getting paid a salary (120k a year?). I am confident I never negotiated or asked for more. 3. A few months later (~q1 2021?) I asked to reduce my salary to ZERO but keep my health insurance because I was explicitly making a point to Josh about how EF was overspending and spending on the wrong things. Turns out you can't get paid zero, so I was paid the legal minimum necessary (~$30k) to give me health insurance. This continued until Dec 31, 2024 Counterfactuals are hard, but I'm almost definitely net poorer for having done WiE for 8.5 years...though my life and network are much richer. I think WiE mattered, even if Josh's actions repeatedly showed me that he/EF didn't think it did. And also when the market to buy WiE to keep it alive was non-existent Finally, hundreds of people (many of whom I thought were friends) accused me of lying after reading Josh's post. It's hard to condense 4+ years of different perspectives, so if you think there's some inconsistency in my story, feel free to AMA for the next few hours. I have nothing to hide, everything I've said has been the truth. When the Arsenal game starts in a few hours, I'll probably mute this thread and be done with the topic (and WiE) forever except maybe for some RTs