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Plebbit's price action is one of the saddest things the human race has ever produced
fat muricans made their dog fat and were about to kill him for being fat
Great post, really insightful and some very creative ideas on how to limit spam and verify users. I really like the idea of giving people Pleb (firstly) and an NFT (secondly). I also like how Plebbit will incorporate verifying web 2 people as this is where it's success will ultimately come from. Great job. Very bullish on the platform as a whole and look forward to seeing it develop.
Quality, quality tune.
Ja ein bisschen. Ich sehe den Link aber nicht!
I thought so too, unless they've another project lined up that promises something. Genuinely believe the roadmap for Pleb is quite bullish and should easily move through the lower numbers once things pick up for alts, even if eth alone pumps and there's no MVP etc.
weird moment to get out
it is trivial to force someone to take the gun under threat to their family or possessions
esteban said hed buy under 1m so i doubt we go that low
I’ll buy at 100k
i want to buy more pleb right now but i dont have money. anything under 2m is an easy x5-10
I’ll buy at 200k
17 odd billion for pennies on the dollar. 1.7 billion left. Godspeed, hopefully you'll be back again soon.
My diet consists of sweet potatos, eggs, and oranges.
Peanut butter good.
I agree to every bit of this.
You are probs imaging it. There are studies of people taking 10-50k ius.have fat foods as it's fat soluble
Youtube was very cool until the normies came.
That said, there are other projects which preserve the original objective.
what's he expect He don't even Shave
Luke Smith discusses the phenomenon where technology projects, such as Linux and Bitcoin, lose sight of their original objectives as they gain mainstream popularity. He argues that as these projects attract a broader audience, they often undergo changes that prioritize mass appeal over foundational principles. This shift can lead to compromises in areas like decentralization, simplicity, and user autonomy. Smith cautions that the influx of new users and contributors may introduce conflicting values, potentially diluting the project's core mission. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining the original goals and philosophies of tech projects, even in the face of growing popularity, to preserve their integrity and purpose.
What do you think?
Heh
plebmusic.eth | by Tom (u/plebeius.eth) | 2mo ago
Why no POW captchas?