ManFromHell

This has never happened before, and here we go again – especially those lads with dog pfps 😂

POV: you’ve got just $30 left in your wallets since Trump took office and that promised golden bull run started, and you don’t care who gets hacked today or tomorrow

Initially, they build a community(at least under "we are sold out" post), but then they start creating their NFTs in endless quantities. I have many of examples of this; in some cases, they don’t even want to organise a Twitter chat because they’re afraid of discussions about the floor and future plans / vision. I’m not saying that every artist has to explain this, but I remember all the good artists who at least tried to bring together and curate their collectors. Yes, over time people drift away from Web3 and lose interest in art collections, but at least artists tried or still trying to gather them. Good examples - @bookofbee @bongdoe @punk6529 @Pixeldreams_art and many more In 2024, one of the artists was genuinely surprised as to why nobody was minting his NFTs anymore and cried about it in Twitter. After the sell-off of the collection at 0.6 ETH, this person announced that he would not be organising any chat groups for collectors. Everyone wants to sell their art, but their current audience simply doesn’t have the purchasing power; then the degens turn up, and the whole farce starts all over again, every single time.

For new artists and founders: 90% of people on CT are retarded Just launch everything you want, grab free money from bunch of degens and chill They will blame you in twitter, but you will secure easiest 5 figures in your life 😂

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Web3 decentralized bank 😂

Nothing new here – the gif bellow shows a average NFT trencher at a Dutch auction 😂

I even showed them to my gf, but I won't show them to my parents - they're a bit religious 😂 This arts reminding me Life In West America by @rainisto

I've noticed that people are a little blown away by how provocative these pieces are - that's exactly what i like

Anyway, I’ve already got the answer to my questions, so there’s no need to look for any evidences now This place is cursed, people lose their minds the moment they see a chance to make money I believe Ben.eth and Pauly could come back and launch a new project rn – after all, we did gifted to Cole a few millions more, didn’t we?

Thanks to @0xKnownxd for his thesis on Debits by @jamesrichardfry and for introducing me to alldogs by @wubbushi So instead of chasing quick burger money from “another derivative” I took a step back, took some time to think about it, dug into the website, and decided to take the Reborn path When I started digging into https[:]//wubbushi[.]com/debits/ I was genuinely blown away - especially by the amount of work that went into the lore and details across whole website Back in 2021-2022, some of the coolest Web3 projects were built around puzzles and riddles...or, more accurately, around the communities that formed around them There was no AI readily available to everyone back then. People spent hours in Discord voice chats, working together to solve the latest riddles created by talented creators. And that’s how strong connections were formed.

@manfromhell_eth is hoping to adopt an All Dogs dog. Can an eligible owner vouch for them? alldogs.wtf/vouch/995

In your opinion, which generates more revenue: a typical doner kebab stall in Turkey or the L2 networks?

Do you remember how some people in discords and even on timeline used to talk about an “NFT cabal” of “serial deployers”. At the same time, we keep seeing projects pop up, gain traction almost overnight, and disappear just as quickly. A Twitter account created 2 days ago already has 1,000–2,000 followers, and someone’s already posted about it in “early finds” section at day of creation. Although, maybe we are wrong. Or no? 😁

Incidentally, this approach didn’t work four years ago either. Back then, Solana had a service that held mint proceeds and released them in stages. Even then, teams managed to hit the minimum milestones just to unlock their funds. In other words, nobody from that service really cared about the floor price. Teams just kept churning out whatever was on their roadmap, regardless of whether anyone actually wanted it. And by the time it became clear that nobody did, it was already too late. Ultimately, this won’t solve the problem of rugs. It’ll just lead to a flood of low-effort products, especially given what AI can do today aka solving nothing