Stan Crowch said:

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They took a snapshot of ENS domain wallets on 10/31.

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Ah, nice. One of the people I pay attention to is pretty big on it. Will probably grab some

Yes, I think ENS will be a foundational element of Web3. Definitely not selling. 25% of supply is being airdropped and 50% goes to community treasury.

Don't know if someone has mentioned this yet, but I found Texags.eth on Opensea and its already owned.. Someone already thought of it.

TxAG#2011 said:

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At this point anyone still hating on SOL is delusional

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You and I have tracked investments very similarly since the other thread was started, and I was big into SOL, but this statement is absurd after multiple server crashes in 4 months. The fact you need the equivalent processing power of a data center to run a validator node is also laughable, despite the marketed efficiency improvements.

It's entirely too centralized for my liking. However, that's not me saying it won't appreciate in price due to the NFT popularity and network effect.

Bocaj said:

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Don't know if someone has mentioned this yet, but I found Texags.eth on Opensea and its already owned.. Someone already thought of it.

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It wasn't owned when I suggested it.

You should have bought it! They have it listed for sale now

https://opensea.io/assets/0x57f1887a8bf19b14fc0df6fd9b2acc9af147ea85/105958229812122493851301254275216303601358035532837268129231061250953448994153

The amount of top talent going into Web 3 is completely staggering. Such an exciting space right now. I've never seen anything like it.

This is coming from an old fart, so take it with a grain of salt. The last major societal disruption was the internet. During the peak of the dot com rush in the late 90's I don't think many were on AAPL, AMZN, or GOOGL as the obvious winners. Microsoft would have definitely been in there, but so was IBM, broadcast.com, geocities, lycis, Alta Vista, and pets.com. That's not to mention Napster, which had a similar stock following that TSLA has and FB had a decade or so ago. I do think that we'll see another revolution, but how do we pick the winners from the losers instead of getting crushed like most dot com investors when most of the companies were weeded out?

Wow, this is the dumbest thing I've ever read

I think we see a moment that feels like forever where we transition to a bitcoin standard and everyone loses their minds for a few years dealing with it.

How it shakes out from there is anyone's guess.

I've already lost my mind, a few times in 13 years.

Bitcoin pulled the plug of what "I know." Now the tub is full of "what I don't know" and I'm still having trouble figuring out how to deal with it.

I would encourage you all to be pre-proactive and drop your Web3 investments in favor of Web3.1 investments.

For the courageous few of you reading this, if you can stomach the risk, please contact me about some exciting new Web4.0 projects on the horizon. I'd love to include a select few of you in this exciting opportunity to generate your own income and be your own boss. Ask me how!!!