Another L2 has been shut down
Whenever a project has issues, we appropriately gather up the loose change of silver scattered across the chain. This time, the trigger was solv.
Trying to move over about 10+ US dollars worth of ETH from MegaETH to an exchange turned out that no exchanges supported this alternative L2—one with explosive, one-degree heat and a blazing-fast speed.
The 0.5 E that was left in Ethos and had safeguarding was also canceled for the safeguard extraction. Who can guarantee it won’t be tomorrow’s solv?
With no expectation of an airdrop, definitely don’t play projects that haven’t had progress for a long time. And don’t play projects after TGE that don’t have real revenue.
In fact, 99% of projects after TGE can’t be played. The one exception with a “real revenue” condition is HUMA. This guy is one of the few who made money from airdrops through secondary buy-and-sell without losing.
Thanks, HUMA ~
Whenever a project has issues, we appropriately gather up the loose change of silver scattered across the chain. This time, the trigger was solv.
Trying to move over about 10+ US dollars worth of ETH from MegaETH to an exchange turned out that no exchanges supported this alternative L2—one with explosive, one-degree heat and a blazing-fast speed.
The 0.5 E that was left in Ethos and had safeguarding was also canceled for the safeguard extraction. Who can guarantee it won’t be tomorrow’s solv?
With no expectation of an airdrop, definitely don’t play projects that haven’t had progress for a long time. And don’t play projects after TGE that don’t have real revenue.
In fact, 99% of projects after TGE can’t be played. The one exception with a “real revenue” condition is HUMA. This guy is one of the few who made money from airdrops through secondary buy-and-sell without losing.
Thanks, HUMA ~
