$prove is a garbage coin.
#succinct is a completely centralized project. @Succinct
is a project that deviates from the spirit of complete decentralization, anti-Web3, and strongly centralized.
The testnet is just a guise for them to issue tokens, making a few childish games for adults to play.
Then they engage in strong centralization, anti-Web3 discord chats, talking big and nonsense. Claiming it's community building.
What does discord have to do with you? Why should you build it?
Blowing big talk, chatting, dancing, drawing, playing cards, is that building?
Who knows who, building what? Do you think it's an offline company team-building?
To be honest, they are just unwilling to seriously work on the project, so they use community building as an excuse.
Saying things like, your contributions will be seen by someone.
Who can see it?
Who is that person?
Who does it think it is?
Why should it see it?
In the end, does it have to approve and agree?
Can’t a contract be written on-chain in advance to determine how much contribution you have made?
What bullshit blockchain spirit, Web3 spirit, this is even more centralized than Web2.
You say giving discord some weight is fine, but it turned upside down.
This clearly shows that the testnet is just a guise for them to issue tokens.
Otherwise, without a testnet, just chatting on discord, how could they have the nerve to issue tokens?
#succinct is a completely centralized project. @Succinct
is a project that deviates from the spirit of complete decentralization, anti-Web3, and strongly centralized.
The testnet is just a guise for them to issue tokens, making a few childish games for adults to play.
Then they engage in strong centralization, anti-Web3 discord chats, talking big and nonsense. Claiming it's community building.
What does discord have to do with you? Why should you build it?
Blowing big talk, chatting, dancing, drawing, playing cards, is that building?
Who knows who, building what? Do you think it's an offline company team-building?
To be honest, they are just unwilling to seriously work on the project, so they use community building as an excuse.
Saying things like, your contributions will be seen by someone.
Who can see it?
Who is that person?
Who does it think it is?
Why should it see it?
In the end, does it have to approve and agree?
Can’t a contract be written on-chain in advance to determine how much contribution you have made?
What bullshit blockchain spirit, Web3 spirit, this is even more centralized than Web2.
You say giving discord some weight is fine, but it turned upside down.
This clearly shows that the testnet is just a guise for them to issue tokens.
Otherwise, without a testnet, just chatting on discord, how could they have the nerve to issue tokens?