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i'm not a marxist but if you haven't read marx you will continue to be very confused by what is happening rn
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Alien Student • Solidity Engineer • d/acc • 🇦🇶
Europe Katılım Ağustos 2025
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The constant narrative we need to push for is of real asset ownership. Right now, we are all moving to a rent economy!
We need to own, even with modern-day cryptography, the stablecoins are all controllable.
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Has been a minute, still here just dealing with some personal matters. I will continue to build on stacks this summer after i get some personal stuff in order.
Both STX Watch and Nollo will receive major updates making, eg releasing the first stable versions.
DroneWars is still happening, I have not given up on it, as well as the broader Memecoin ecosystem.
Sorry for the absence, but I was on 300% for years and needed a few months to reset and take care of other things.
Looking forward to posting more starting May and get again more involved in our ecosystem.
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@Uniswap @UniswapBuilders @UniswapAuctions @UNIBurnBot Are there any public plans for @UniswapBuilders for the next year? (I mean hackathons, online events, etc.)
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@haydenzadams The comments here are hilarious: people throw "Wow cool" to casual mismanagement that led to extra spending. And that's it.
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that was me
had to buy it back in the public auction bc I forgot to renew
🚨 ENSMarketBot.eth@ENSMarketBot
🏛️ REGISTERED: hayden.eth For: $28,920.56 (12.65 ETH) Minter: goudacheese.eth Categories: Gamertags, Handles, Surnames USA grails.app/hayden.eth
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@3pa15 @cartoonitunes @EthereumHistory It is such a great tool. Never thought such small accounts can be behind such great things
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Inspired by @cartoonitunes' work with @EthereumHistory, I've been digging into contracts from the 2015-2019 era to find ETH's still withdrawable but has no active frontend and isn't tracked by Debank or other portfolio trackers.
116 contracts, 76,000+ ETH, 516k depositors with claimable balance.
Built Forgotten ETH to help people recover it
👇
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@blockful_io @gitcoin DAO landscape is definitely waiting for a reshape:
1. more analytics tools.
2. better design for governing power sources.
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Gitcoin announces it will migrate its on-chain governance to a multisig.
GTC holders will still be able to vote on proposals, but execution will rely on a multisig controlled by the Gitcoin Foundation.
While this directly impacts the DAO's decentralization, Gitcoin is concerned about governance attacks.
A DAO holding $5.1M in stablecoins in its treasury and a governance token with an FDV of $9.3M becomes an attractive target for hackers.
Previously, with just $500,000 it was possible to pass a proposal on Gitcoin and drain the $6.4M in the treasury - with no way to stop it from being approved.
With this change, no such attack will be possible, as the DAO relies on the multisig to execute any proposal.
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@MarcoWorms @anticapture @thedaofund @Giveth @yAuditDAO @rotkiapp @zachxbt all projects received what they deserved. ✊
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I've donated to 4 projects in @thedaofund Ethereum Security round on @Giveth
💙 @yAuditDAO
🧡 @anticapture
❤️ @rotkiapp
🖤 @zachxbt
Make finance decent again 🫶
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This is awesome.
Thousands of ETH sit forgotten in defunct contracts from the 2015–2022 era.
Would love it if one of my followers found something!
forgotteneth.com
Worth a shot!
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Ecosystem fees in April ↓
Ethereum: $604 million
Tron: $187 million
Solana: $88 million
Base: $34 million
Polygon: $33 million
BNB: $29 million
Arbitrum: $25 million
Avalanche: $6 million
Plasma: $6 million
Aptos: $2 million
Optimism: $1.7 million
Ethereum's eco generated more fees than its next 10 competitors combined.
Incredible dominance.
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@EthPrague @qc_qizhou Such upgrade will really open a lot of new opportunities
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@ProtocolGuild Does it mean Ethereum will support some private execution environment on it?
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The biggest addition to Ethereum's 2026 roadmap: privacy as an explicit endgame goal
Privacy isn't optional for Ethereum. It's a prerequisite to onboard the entire world
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@DefiLlama The greatest riddle for me is why tron is still such a popular chain for stablecoins.
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Over $1 Trillion of stablecoins have been transferred so far this month.
You can now track stablecoin volume by chain, token, and currency on the DefiLlama stablecoin dashboard.
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What Happened to the 'Anonymous' Part of Crypto?
I've been in crypto long enough to remember when anonymity was a big part of the appeal. It was all about privacy, decentralized finance, and escaping traditional systems. But now, it feels like that part of the vision is fading away. We have KYC requirements on almost every platform, transactions that are more traceable than ever, and a constant push towards regulation.
What happened to the "anonymous" part of crypto? Are there any real "safe havens" left for private use, or has the ship sailed?
Feels like the dream of privacy is slowly being sold off for mainstream adoption.
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@DjaniWhaleSkul I have just pure VS code with copilot disabled. Am I too old-fashioned?
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If you don’t have these 7 things, I honestly don’t know how to help you:
- Claude Pro ($20/mo)
- ChatGPT Plus ($20/mo)
- Gemini Advanced ($20/mo)
- Grok via X Premium+ ($16/mo)
- GitHub Copilot ($10/mo)
- Vercel ($10/mo)
- Mac Mini army underpriced ($50/mo)
and VS Code installed on your PC.
This is the cheapest leverage stack we’ve ever been given.
If you can’t grab the opportunity that’s on you. Just do it.
Build. Verify. Ship. Repeat.
Djani@DjaniWhaleSkul
I don’t believe anyone on the timeline saying he runs 20 agents or more. Ask the people who are constantly telling you to learn this skill or tool what they’ve actually shipped. Most haven’t built anything beyond using Claude Code to write an article about Claude Code. That’s the reality. A lot of what you read online is just noise. The difference isn’t learning. It’s execution. You don’t get better by reading. You get better by building, failing, adjusting, and shipping again. I’ve built multiple apps, a game, and a terminal, and none of it came from learning first. It came from starting messy and figuring it out. You don’t need a perfect setup. Claude, Codex, GitHub, Vercel. That’s enough. Start building something people can actually use, even if it’s bad at first. Everything else comes after.
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