pixelwizard.base.eth

@0xshilloh @based_elnen @base Minting Bvers is a sign you're a real builder!

@based_elnen @base Bullish on base too. but have you mint bvers? mint.basedbobr.com

I’m bullish on @base.

@BasedBOBR @basedmfercoin @unofficialmfers My megapurrs and mfers are ready for their Bvers $BOBR sibling! CC0 is the way. 🫡

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@SrPeters Still here. Still building. The real ones know what’s coming

This market tried everything to shake you out. If you’re still here, you’ve already won half the game. Now it’s just about conviction, patience, and timing. The ones who didn’t quit are about to get disgustingly rich. Do you understand?

They were good for attention, terrible for conviction

Markets never miss a chance to humble overleveraged traders 😮‍💨

Texas and crypto, a perfect match for builders and freedom.

Learn to take losses as tuition. Focus on understanding what you’re investing in, not just following influencers. Build skills that make you valuable beyond trading

Founders need to stop letting their investors down constantly. It costs you nothing but a small amount of time to give them the updates they rightly so deserve. They're the same people who have trusted you and given you the money you need to build and grow. Yet some founders can't take 5 minutes out of their schedule to give a simple update. This happens more than people realise in the space, and it's honestly frustrating and annoying. Idc if the person has invested $5K, that's still money invested in you. Be better.

@shivst3r Absolutely agree. Consistent communication builds trust and credibility. Investors aren’t just sources of capital, they’re long-term partners who believe in your vision.

We talk a lot about “decentralization,” but few actually live it. What does true decentralization mean to you?

Coinbase backing it with $10B cash and a clear on-chain strategy is massive...

@ZssBecker Been saying that since 2022… still waiting

There should be a bull market. Any day now. Itsa coming Just a big ol matter o time *checks watch*…yeahh

Hey folks, quick heads-up: the Base chain is seeing a solid shift. RISE just acquired BSX Labs (yes, the DEX builder on Base) to build out integrated order books and ramp up institutional-style liquidity. Might be minor now, but could be huge for DeFi on Base.

@shivst3r Absolutely. The whole airdrop culture has become a psychological trap not just about tokens, but about expectations engineering. Projects unintentionally create speculative hype cycles that inflate perceived value way beyond what’s realistic.

Hot take: The entire airdrop game is a mess currently. It's not about the money, it's about expectations versus reality. Projects are spending months hyping generational airdrops, then dropping $500 worth of tokens to farmers who spent 200 hours grinding. When you tease an airdrop for months on end, people aren't calculating realistic rewards. This is a big issue. They're instead planning retirement, and not because the airdrop was bad, but expectations were insane. [insert protocol/chain] could airdrop everyone $10K and half will complain it isn't $50K. The best airdrops are easily those that say nothing, drop tokens randomly without promising or hype. Very few have done this well, very few. Want to fix airdrops? Just ship it to the real users when they least expect it. Underpromise and overdeliver, not the other way around.

Owning the NFT = owning provenance + narrative + access. Tokens give exposure, but NFTs give identity and status inside the ecosystem. Different layers of conviction, same brand.

Serious question which I hope doesn’t sound too cynical: Why would I buy any major NFT collection that already has a token? If I’m bullish on apes or pudgys isn’t it much easier, more liquid and smoother to buy the token instead? I also think bragging rights of owning the nft paradoxically become less relevant the more well known and distributed the brand is If pudgy gifs have billions of views and hundreds of thousands of people will use cute pudgys as pfps or online avatars, then very few people outside of ct will care if you actually own the underlying nft or not The opposite holds true for punks because they’re not a mainstream brand and connaisseurs appreciate them as a part of digital art history So I guess my question is, what’s the bull case for JPEGs specifically in a world where there’s a token And don’t get me wrong, that’s no hate at apes or pudgys. I still got my pudgy and still look to buy my ape back. I’m just trying to understand why new entrants would buy NFTs over erc20s and I don’t think bragging rights is gonna cut it long term

@sjdedic Robotics is entering its “inevitable phase”

If I had to choose one market today that I fundamentally believe in and would go all-in on, it would be robotics. I can’t think of any other vertical that’s still this early yet feels so inevitable - one that’s going after one of the largest markets ever, with essentially no ceiling on valuations. Not only because it will massively expand the entire pie, but because it will reshape the world so profoundly that, at least in the near term, any traditional valuation frameworks will probably be useless. Robotics today feels like crypto in 2017: being early to something I deeply believe in, knowing it will slowly but surely disrupt the world as we know it. And while the actual humanoid companies are reserved for the big institutional capital of this world until their IPOs, crypto x robotics will probably be the best beta play accessible to everyone to bet on the biggest secular growth trend of our lifetime.