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@ec265

ethereum enthusiast, staking savant, 50% insight and 50% shitposting and 50% complex mathematical comedy

Ethereum Katılım Haziran 2010
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Hank Venture
Hank Venture@HankVenture5·
I pissed a lot of people off with the comments about naps. If your cardio fitness is high you not only won’t need naps, you literally won’t be able to take them.
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Crypto Max
Crypto Max@ScruFFuR·
Your assets will be tokenized on the Ethereum blockchain and you will like it. $ETH
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Etc.@ec265·
@TrustlessState They may take our meat adverts, but they’ll never take our eggs
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hanniabu.eth (Ξ, α)
hanniabu.eth (Ξ, α)@hanni_abu·
As we scale L1 after Glamsterdam to a 600M gas limit, there's a couple things to keep in mind about how it affects ETH, tokenomics, and how it's viewed by the world: 1. As L1 gas limits increase, the deflationary threshold decreases proportionally. For example, right now the L1 gas limit is at 60M and the deflationary threshold it 12.9 gwei. At a 300M gas limit the deflationary threshold becomes 2.58 gwei (12.9gwei*60M/300M). 2. As it becomes cheaper to use L1, that scaling creates potential/opportunity for new/different usecases which increases demand. For example, recent games where every action is onchain is a new possibility that will fill in 𝗹𝗼𝘄 cost blockspace. Unbanked usecases like subscriptions and payment streams such as access to games, blogs, licensing (music, shows, patents, trademarks), services (food delivery, hosting), rentals (physical goods), etc will consume 𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝘂𝗺 cost blockspace. Complex compounded defi strategies and arbitrage will consume 𝗵𝗶𝗴𝗵 cost blockspace. All under one composable chain with no need for bridging. 3. As Ethereum scales and gas prices become lower, the willingness to pay a demand premium increases. For example, if normal gas prices are $0.01 a user will be much more willing to pay a 100% demand premium ($0.02) at times of higher congestion than they would pre-Glamsterdam ($1 -> $2). The lower prices get, the more price insensitive people become to congestion pricing. 4. These previous 3 points will lead to a substantial increase in burn rate, increasing scarcity and demand of ETH. Increased acceptance and usage of defi will further increase demand for ETH as a credibly neutral and permissionless collateral. 5. 30% of ETH supply is locked in staking to secure the network and the activity on top of it, further increasing scarcity and demand for ETH. 6. As Ethereum scales and the world comes onchain, this increased demand for ETH will secure it's place as a store of value and carry immense monetary premium, especially as it becomes the only quantum-proof chain and home for AI. See you at 6-digit ETH.
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Digital Oil
Digital Oil@TokenizedDollar·
Excluding $BTC and $ETH Name your top 3 long term cryptos - 1. __________ 2. __________ 3. __________ Fill in the blanks No wrong answers What do you think?
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Chemist 🧪
Chemist 🧪@ChemistDeFi·
I think ETH is one of the cleanest “nobody loves it, but money is coming back” trades in the market right now. I like these kinds of setups because the crowd is not fully convinced yet. The timeline is still talking about Solana, and to be fair, it deserves a lot of that attention. New L1s look sexier, perp DEX tokens feel more exciting, and AI coins are easier to market. But ETH is quietly starting to get bid again. To me, that usually says one thing. The market may not be buying the narrative yet, but capital may be starting to buy the possibility. There is a big difference. The good thing about ETH is this. It is not trying to convince anyone. The liquidity is already there. The institutional access is already there. A large part of the stablecoin economy is already there. The main memory of DeFi is already there. Sometimes, while the market is looking for something new, the biggest opportunity is in an old thing getting repriced. ETH feels a bit like that to me here. Boring. But boring things sometimes give the best multiples.
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Foxy (writer arc) 🦊
show me something you can buy with the money in your wallet/bank rn (images only) i’ll go first:
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Worst Finance Takes
Worst Finance Takes@Lifeinvestmoney·
Need a job where I can make six figures but I have no skills and I’m not very smart What field is this?
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Neet
Neet@neet_sol·
when you take a 15 minute break at work and it accidentally lasts 40 years
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No Limit Luke
No Limit Luke@nolimit_luke_·
Nearly impossible to be out of shape if you eat like this
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Etc.@ec265·
@bishara Commenting is actually lazy
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bishara@bishara·
this app is full of ragebait posts it actually takes energy NOT to comment just a weird cogsec observation
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CryptoCondom
CryptoCondom@crypto_condom·
Genuinely believe millennials are the best age group. -We were basically born with computers and the internet at our fingertips. -We escaped COVID era education deficits -We learned to think critically before Tik Tok + AI shortened attention spans and limited critical thinking. -Old enough & rich enough to invest in AI & robotics w/real money.
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Ramp Capital
Ramp Capital@RampCapitalLLC·
Looking to join a cult. Any new cool ones?
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Roidz 〽️
Roidz 〽️@Deroidz·
If you choose $1,000,000 you're stupid.
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Etc.
Etc.@ec265·
@Nomaticcap There’s a lot of cope in that post And the number of wallets doesn’t really matter as any would be hacker isn’t going to move the coins from one wallet without first hacking others, so that it can all be moved simultaneously
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Nomatic
Nomatic@Nomaticcap·
Great writeup on Bitcoin's Quantum situation. Addressed a lot of my own personal worries. I did not know this for example: "but the risk is also lower than many realize — satoshi’s coins are in ~22,000 addresses, each of 50 BTC. a long range attack would have to crack them all (i.e., it’s not one giant honeypot)."
Alex Thorn@intangiblecoins

i had many discussions about quantum & bitcoin in las vegas this week, both on and off stage, with skeptics, advocates, and many overall smart bitcoiners some consensus i feel is emerging: 1) satoshi’s coins (P2PK) should not be touched. violating his property rights could be disastrous for bitcoin’s core value proposition. but the risk is also lower than many realize — satoshi’s coins are in ~22,000 addresses, each of 50 BTC. a long range attack would have to crack them all (i.e., it’s not one giant honeypot). the giant honeypots are mostly exchanges or active entities who can upgrade to a PQ-address if needed, so mostly not realistically at risk. the hourglass proposal could also further mitigate if we thought long-range Qday was imminent meanwhile, neutral atom tech can only do long range attacks, and google quietly opened a neutral atom lab just prior to their recent paper (maybe just hedging, but possibly an admission of superconducting’s limitstions? unclear, but distinguishing between long & short range is essential, and impacts the satoshi-coin issue) data from @_Checkmatey_ and others also shows that bitcoin markets routinely absorb 1m+ BTC, even just from oct25 to pres, let alone during bull markets. suffer a 50% drawdown (even if it were possible to take all of satoshi’s coins) to preserve bitcoin’s core property rights? i think most bitcoiners would accept that trade off, particularly given the mitigations (satoshi’s many addresses, hourglass, and market’s capability to absorb them if needed) 2) it is good to work on new crypto for bitcoin, post-quantum or otherwise. developing it, testing it, compressing its signatures, proposing and debating implementation — all of these are good for bitcoin the risks are a) this work occupies people’s time, potentially diverting from other important work; b) something untested or too novel is added to the protocol; c) calls to implement on the protocol create consensus gridlock, hamper other upgrades but most people i talked with in las vegas agreed that background work, perhaps resulting in a new PQ implementation being “put on the shelf” in case it’s needed, is unequivocally a good thing. this mostly seemed to be a reasonable middle ground on the contentious mainstage panel as well, despite disagreements on urgency. perhaps with the right funding and resources, good work can be accomplished while 2a and 2b are mitigated? i do think quantum is a problem worth working on, even if there is only a 1% chance that it ever affects bitcoin. i also think alarm bells about urgency have ultimately been positive for pushing these discussions forward. but finally, i am also very encouraged that there are a lot of people who are indeed thinking deeply about the implications, mitigations, and solutions, including many bitcoin developers these are just my impressions and are definitely open to discussion and disagreement

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Alex
Alex@alex_hunter20·
You’re not lock-in enough.
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Fabrizio Romano
Fabrizio Romano@FabrizioRomano·
🚨 Arteta: “PSG-Bayern was probably the best game I have ever witnessed. I've never seen something like this”.  “But when I look at the amount of minutes and the freshness of those players, then I'm not surprised…”.
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Dean Turner
Dean Turner@DeanTTraining·
1,800 calories consumed 1,800 calories consumed 1,800 calories consumed 1,800 calories consumed Calories not fully tracked Calories not tracked Calories not tracked “Calories in/Calories out doesn’t work!!!” Many are right smack in the middle of this as we speak Insane tbh
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Etc.@ec265·
@Athers32 That’s a man that was not designed to wear a hat
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Tom Atherton
Tom Atherton@Athers32·
Bumping into Dec at Tesco wasn’t on the agenda for today 🤣
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