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@harrycanuck

building @frontofficefant, community owned fantasy sports I Built on Ethereum

Katılım Ağustos 2015
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Harry@harrycanuck·
My take on this chick Shes obviously milking everyone for views so shes killing it She posts some rage bait saying she wants a guy who's 6'1. Whats wrong with that? I defend anyone who has impossibly high standards, if shes so delusional shell fail, you dont have to be offended
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Chuk@chuk_xyz·
no, this is a category error it’s fun to dunk on incumbents, but this misses the point (or is just intentional CT rage bait) Stripe is selling payment acceptance, not blockchain transfers comparing 1.5% to gas fees misunderstands where value is created, here’s why: Stripe isn’t charging 1.5% to move USDC they’re charging 1.5% to wrap stablecoins into a full payments stack: • checkout integration • multi-chain routing, • refunds • fiat settlement • fraud checks • subscription logic • compliance • support • analytics ...all inside the same place merchants already accept everything else (cards, Link, PayPal, etc.) to beat Stripe on price, a competitor would have to beat Stripe on scope not just “receive a USDC payment,” but replicate the entire checkout surface and the full payments suite around it that’s a tall order, and no one is there today and merchants aren’t going to build it themselves: • crypto acceptance isn’t their business • developer time is scarce • stablecoin volume is tiny • it’s incremental revenue • and it’s cheaper than the 2.9% they already pay no one wants two parallel payment systems for a marginal method Stripe’s value isn’t the rail, it’s the checkout suite that orchestrates all the rails stablecoins are just another funding path, and funding paths are commoditized so yes, while blockchain transfers are near-free, payment acceptance is not are they making a bunch of margin? probably but that’s what pricing power looks like when you own the checkout surface if 1.5% is “ridiculous,” go build the alternative and displace them I’ll wait
Sterling Crispin 🕊️@sterlingcrispin

Incredible innovation, @stripe is charging 1.5% to transfer USDC. I recently sent $200 of USDC on @base and my transaction fee was 0.00009% , or $0.000193. The tx fee would have been the same for $1 or $100M USDC Charging 1.5% simply to send USDC is ludicrously unreasonable

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Harry@harrycanuck·
CT has to be the most toxic place on earth You have people getting together, minding their business, and you insult them “you aint shit” Even if you think that, its like going up to a fat person and calling them a fat fuck, its so incredibly rude This shit would never fly irl
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Jrag.eth@Jrag0x·
"No, you don't understand. I resold all the stuff from the burglary and invested everything in very good assets. I could have repaid the victims after being arrested if you waited for the AI bull market."
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Harry@harrycanuck·
@jaosef @aztecnetwork Sorry, how does giving 47% of the token to team/investors decentralize?
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jaosef.eth@jaosef·
Whilst building @aztecnetwork, I have seen hundreds of token launches. Everything from the initial hype, the distribution & incentives to the creation of an asset, all fail to do the one thing they are supposed to, decentralise. Token launches are still broken in 2025. Airdrops are farmed. Token sales are dominated by sophisticated bidders or gas wars. And fair price discovery does non-existent. There are certain inflection points in life where you can pick the easy path, or the hard path. For the $AZTEC token launch, there wasn’t any other option. Launching a network that is designed to power privacy for all of Web3 via centralised rails was a non-starter and against everything Aztec is built to fix. So we took a different path – a path that actually uses blockchains for what they were built for. A path with a simple ethos – be fair, open and transparent. Do everything possible on-chain. The $AZTEC launch puts our community first. It lays the foundation for the next decade of private transactions and decentralises ownership, governance and economics from day 1. To get there we had to solve two problems: 1. Distribution mechanics 2. Global access (while preventing Sybills and enforcing sanctions compliance) For distribution mechanics, we partnered with the amazing team at @Uniswap on the new continuous clearing auction format (CCA). The CCA ensures fair access, reduces gas wars and promotes real price discovery. Aztec’s CCA auction has a floor price $350M and will sell up to 14.95% of the Total Supply using transparent on-chain clearing directly on Ethereum mainnet. A further 2.64% of the network is then automatically allocated through community participation to a Uniswap V4 pool at the final clearing price. Enabling liquidity for network operators. Aztec’s CCA auction uses hooks to make two additions – a community whitelist that enables pre-bids and sanctions compliance using @ZKPassport and @0xPredicate. The whitelist ensures our community gets exclusive access to bidding ahead of the first day of the auction. ZkPassport, lets you do privacy preserving sanctions checks directly with a smart contract. Your identity data never leaves your phone and your passport information can’t be lost in a data breach. The future is here and it's going to be private. I would like to thank all the teams that helped us get here. Aztec’s investors for making this possible @a16zcrypto, @paradigm, @consensys, @join_ef and many more. Finally, thank you to our community for believing in a different path. Challenge the status quo. The ticker is $AZTEC.
Aztec@aztecnetwork

The $AZTEC token sale is live. An onchain, community-owned sale where you set the terms. No airdrops. No mysterious allocations. sale.aztec.network

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Matt Hougan@Matt_Hougan·
Here’s one approach when you see a very high yield offered in crypto: 1) Accept that the risk-free rate is ~4%; 2) If the yield offered is higher than 4%, accept that the market is pricing in risk. 3) Write down exactly what those risks are. If you don’t know all the risks, don’t invest. 4) Start with the assumption that the market is pricing risk accurately. 5) Form a picture in your mind of a very savvy hedge fund investor. He/she makes $25 million a year, has a team of super smart analysts, and a limitless tech budget. Write down why you know more about the underlying risks than this investor and why he/she is judging them incorrectly. Note: This doesn’t mean never invest. There are reasons why the market may miscalculate risk, particularly in crypto. The two biggest are that the market is capital constrained due to perceived regulatory risk and that the market hasn’t appropriately diligence the specifics of the underlying protocols. But hold yourself to a very high standard. Most times, the risk is not worth it.
Matt Hougan@Matt_Hougan

The vast majority of crypto blowups involve investors thinking there are risk-free double-digit yields. There are no risk-free double-digit yields.

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Harry@harrycanuck·
This take is such bs. Ethereum is full of independent thinkers. Ive never thought anything because Vitalik said so besides evaluating the points on merit. Ive had so many discussions about what an L2 is bc of trust properties of the data, has nothing to do with what Vitalik says. Same with many others. People love to pile on when shit gets stirred up, and Peter, bless his contributions, is a known shit disturber/emo poster. His massive contributions are the only reason people give his complaining nature a pass.
Christine D. Kim@christine_dkim

im sick of "alignment" being the goal of #ethereum projects, @peter_szilagyi's open letter to the EF explicitly critiques this culture of kingmaking where what @VitalikButerin and his posse say is good for the ecosystem is good and aligned, how about you think about @Polygon tempo paradigm not through the lens of alignment but your own critical thinking skills and decide for yourself for a change. ethereum is supposed to be a neutral protocol where people can do this! plus, this way you can avoid the mental gymnastics of trying to absolve every single decision made by buterin and his close friends at the EF as right for ethereum. in general, you're just going to get angry at life if you keep letting someone else think for you. last point, it's actually impossible to be aligned with ethereum if what you're aligning with is really just the views and opinions of a small group of high profile ethereum thought leaders, because believe me when i say, this group isn't always themselves aligned with each other!

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Roman Storm 🇺🇸 🌪️
Just a question for current DeFi devs: How can you be so sure you won’t be charged by the DOJ as an MSB - for building a non-custodial protocol - and then accused you should’ve built it custodial instead? If SDNY can charge a dev for building a non-custodial protocol… who’s safe? My case is still ongoing.
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Harry@harrycanuck·
Excited we have NFL pools live! Create your own or join others. We'll be running weekly free NFL pools with live drafts Remember we have referral codes and earn extra points for creating pools and others joining
Front Office Fantasy@frontofficefant

🏆 New NFL Fantasy Pool is LIVE! 📛 September Snap – 5-Day NFL Pool | Free Entry | Prize ~$30 in ETH | Draft Thursday Sept 18th @10am PT, Win by Monday Sept 22nd. 💳 Entry Fee: FREE 💰 Prize: 0.01 ETH 🔗 Join here: frontofficefantasy.xyz/pool/0xef43f6B…...

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Harry@harrycanuck·
Legend 🫡
vx-underground@vxunderground

Big drama today in the Tor community. Conrad Rockenhaus, a Tor operator based out of Michigan, United States, was arrested in 2020 after refusing to cooperate with the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation Rockenhaus, a disabled United States military veteran, ran the fastest Tor node in the United States. He was approached sometime in late 2019 when the FBI requested he allow them arbitrary access to his exit node and allow them to decrypt traffic. He denied their request. Subsequently, in February, 2020 his home was raided. He was arrested for violating the CFAA (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act). It was alleged that he was a disgruntled ex-employee causing problems at his former place of employment. Interestingly, to "help resolve the matter", law enforcement requested he decrypt his Tor exit node to prove his innocence (???). After he refused, he was held in a pre-trial detention cell for over 3 years. He was denied bail after law enforcement stated Mr. Rockenhaus used Linux to "access the dark web" and he was "not complying" and not allowing them access to this Tor exit node. After Mr. Rockenhaus' wife filed an official complaint, and Mr. Rockenhaus was miraculously released, he was raided by the United States Marshal Fugitive Task Force TWO TIMES(???). They took him out his home, threw him to the ground, beat him, smashed his windows, and threatened to murder his animals. They are still requesting Mr. Rockenhaus allow them to access his Tor exit node. Mr. Rockenhaus still has not granted them that privilege. All of this has been captured on home security camera footage. Additionally, his wife has released all court documents. See subsequent post for more information.

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owocki@owocki·
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Gotta celebrate the ATH
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Harry@harrycanuck·
really makes me laugh SBF made a fantastic investment in Anthropic but he stole everyone's money to do it and he gets to be right but also in jail
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Haseeb >|<@hosseeb·
Wrong reaction. Companies can do what they want. It's their own money they're spending. If they can get distribution on their own L1s, great. It brings more people on-chain, and everyone (including us) will learn more about what works and what doesn't. It's not on companies to use our chains, it's on us to make chains so good that companies want to use them.
Omid Malekan@malekanoms

For the love of god and Satoshi, we don’t need any more L1s! And we really don’t need L1s for stablecoins. They won’t have other desirable assets, so no DeFi. They’ll be single stablecoin (from the creator) so no interop. They’ll only utility for their native coin will be to pay fees, so low value and little economic security.

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Harry@harrycanuck·
ETH at $4600, Do Kwon pleading guilty, Ethereum gaslighters in shambles
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Front Office Fantasy@frontofficefant·
🏆 New MLB Fantasy Pool is LIVE! 📛 Summer Slugfest – August MLB Brawl | ~$200 Prize (0.06 ETH) | Aug. 5–31 | 10-Round Draft: August 4th @ 7PM PT | ~$17 Entry (0.005 ETH) 💳 Entry Fee: 0.005 ETH 💰 Prize: 0.06 ETH 🔗 Join here: frontofficefantasy.xyz/pool/0xE9Af3025...
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Front Office Fantasy@frontofficefant·
🏆 New MLB Fantasy Pool is LIVE! 📛 MLB Month End Challenge - Free Entry | 6-Player Teams | 5 Days of Play, July 27-31 | Draft July 26th @ 7PM PT | 0.01 ETH Prize Pool 💳 Entry Fee: FREE 💰 Prize: 0.01 ETH 🔗 Join here: frontofficefantasy.xyz/pool/0x51A5646…...
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Front Office Fantasy@frontofficefant·
🏆 New MLB Fantasy Pool is LIVE! 📛 Free MLB Pool for Thursday's Game - Live Draft July23 @7pm Pacific - 3 Rounds 💳 Entry Fee: FREE 💰 Prize: 0.01 ETH 🔗 Join here: frontofficefantasy.xyz/pool/0x32aD220… 🚀 Compete with other fantasy...
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Front Office Fantasy@frontofficefant·
Congratulations to Anita Bath on the win and @0xMaks.eth on 2nd place! Consistency was key and Harmand Schauffele took it home for Anita, and Macintyre and Mcilroy did it for Maks. It was a really exciting pool and anyone could have won. It was our inaugural live draft so it will always be a special tournament, it was super fun doing the drafting and cant wait to do more. This is the last golf major of the year but we hope to be back with more tournaments if possible.
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