I thought we all agreed web3 was dead and killed by shills and get rich quick schemes. Why are people still on this bandwagon?
this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2023
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A lot of their recent moves reek of desperation. Literally anything that might squeeze keep the valuation from dropping any further is going to be thrown at the wall.
Maybe Reddit’s investors haven’t caught up yet and love buzzwords like “crypto” and “blockchain” and NFT?
There was a guy joined my last organisation who would not shut the fuck up about Blockchain.
It was a retail org that sold branded mass produced stuff. There was no need for Blockchain but it was like, the only thing he knew about and his USP at interview stage.
He got fired. It was a good day.
Definitely a move just for the investors.
I think whoever is still on it is just jumping from one hype train to another in denial, following other web3 bros news. They really believe it is the future without any understanding how it works.
you know lemmy is web3, right?
No it’s not. It doesn’t use blockchain as it’s distributed data store.
Yeah I was gonna say. I'm guessing OP meant cryptocurrencies in particular, but you're not wrong. Federated services are an example of Web3 as well, since Web3 is defined by decentralization, which is the core premise of Lemmy
So I absolutely agree, lambasting Web3 as a whole is rather disingenuous
Because is still alive even if you don't like it.
noo arbitrum nitro is le bad you have to use SQL instead
would you chill the fuck out? it's just a database for fake internet points.
What a shit show.
The dumpster fire has reached a critical level of stupidity now, if someone would use that same stuff for a comic villain it would be dismissed as too far-fetched and unrealistic. Maybe he and ol' Muskie have a bet who can ruin their platform faster?
The folks at /r/cryptocurrency thinks this is a sign that community points (specifically their Moons) are going to be used as part of their program to reward Redditors monetarily for content. Personally, I have my doubts. This program is rumored to apply only to people in the US at first. Given the hostile reaction of the SEC right now to crypto tokens, I doubt any company that aims to go public will pay Americans in Crypto right now. It seems more logical that those payments will be in good old cash.
However, as someone who holds some Moons, I don't mind that people are confused, and aim to sell mine while the hype is still here.
I have several hundred "Bricks" which is some cryptocurrency from r/FortniteBR ... It's stored in my "Vault" but I dunno how to use it or what I can buy with it. I dunno if I can sell it, but I remember them specifically referring to these Bricks as crypto when they came out, and they are earned by posting content and comments.
Bricks are crypto just like Moons are, they're not quite worth as much though, 6 cents each or so the last time I looked. These crypto tokens are smart contracts on the Arbitrum Nova network, which is itself a layer on top of Ethereum. If that all sounds a bit complicated, that's because it is. Selling is a bit of a chore. It looks like there are services under development to make it easier, but of course those services will act as a middleman and probably take a bit of profit along the way.
In your Reddit Vault Settings, there is a way to extract your Recovery Phrase. This is a way to access the crypto wallet inside your Reddit account in a standard form. You should save it in a safe place, on paper. Using that phrase in crypto wallet software will enable you to transact without needing the Reddit app to do so. But be careful! That phrase is like your crypto bank account, credit card number, SSN, and mothers maiden name all in one package. Anyone with access to that phrase can access your assets in that wallet. Dont use it in anything electronic until you are looking to sell. In the unlikely event hackers gain access to your personal files (on the cloud or your PC), they know what Recovery phrases look like and can use them to steal your funds.
Regardless of whether you intend to sell or not, it's a good idea to save that phrase, so it gives you the option in the future, even if Reddit dies.
This just keeps getting weirder. There’s no shortage of fools on the internet, though, so it might actually work. Whatever.
It is the 202* (brainless) CEO red flag. Don't make money? Try speculating on crypto and saying it is your new core business
Proudly tested by teams at
- Tesla
- Signal
- Discord
- Telegram
- tens of others I have forgotten, but which also miserably failed
Further proof of how isolated these CEOs live from the real world
The hi-res version of the standard Reddit mobile app icon will be an NFT.
That reminds me, i haven't gotten around to deleting my Reddit account yet. What should I use to delete all my posts/comments on there while I'm at it? I did get the data from my GDPR request
I don't care what reddit does.
Then why are you subscribed to the Reddit community on here?
They might not be browsing the subscribed tab.
Still, the etiqutte is that they should be aware which community they are posting in. If you are browsing "all" you don't bother to comment in every single thread you have no interest in that you are not interested in it.
There is a legit UI issue on kbin right now that it doesn't make the magazine and instance name super-visible in the mobile web page, much less the description. You need to look in the URL (which some people have their browsers set to not keep visible, to complicate matters) or at the bottom of the page, which you don't see until you've gone through the comments. And you don't see an instance description.
I strongly suspect that this has led to at least one interaction I've seen, where someone was complaining about furries on pawb.org. Probably had no idea that they were on a community on a furry instance.
Got 'em!
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