CrypticPoet

i hate that crypto became political.
it never should have.
the ability to own your assets, hold them yourself, send value directly to another person, and build on open networks should not depend on which party happens to be in power.
at its best, crypto gives ordinary people another option.
self-custody. direct settlement. open networks. a financial system where participation is not reserved for the people with the right connections, permission, or middleman.
and before somebody twists this shit, supporting crypto does not mean supporting scams, money laundering, or some lawless casino.
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▫️@base trenches are heating up.

who's building on @base this weekend?

thou shalt not complain, instead lock the fuck in.

We all think our own shit deserves more attention. That’s human. And yes, good builders get overlooked.
But effort isn’t product-market fit. Support from @base can amplify what’s working, but it can’t be the reason it works.
Ask for support. Push for better discovery. Just don’t confuse being overlooked with being owed.
Base should build the rails, improve discovery and give every builder a real shot. It can’t win for you.
If not getting enough support is enough to make you leave, you’ve put too much of your mission in someone else’s hands.
This was always going to be hard.
Keep building until

good morning @base believers.

what are your top @base projects rn?

since when did telling people what they’re allowed to do become a crypto value?