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gabriel shapiroProfile· Neutral@0xzoorkriidOn Ethos
Zoor Kriid
· Influence factor 1, above 0% of accountsWhat people say
Received · 0Given · 19“Very accessible”Base is my home chain, it’s super fast, reliable, and smooth, with transactions confirming in a snap and fees so low they’re basically pocket change. It’s got a buzzing DApp scene with tons of active builders and a community that’s all in, keeping the vibe lively for devs and users. Base is one of the hottest Layer 2s out there, loaded with potential to go big.
on Base · 1873· 1y ago8
on Base · 1873· 1y ago8“Avoid interaction”This account claimed to be a venture associate, offering multiple job positions. It's a way to lure you to installing some kind of meeting app or company software that has hidden virus, it will drain your wallets Report on X.
on Monki Punk · 707· 6mo ago · negative1
on Monki Punk · 707· 6mo ago · negative1“OG Solana DEX”Raydium was one of the first dApps I used on Solana. Thanks to Solana’s transaction system, swapping tokens felt incredibly smooth, you only need to sign one transaction instead of several, which was a breath of fresh air. The interface is clean, fast and easy to understand. There are no unnecessary animations or clutter, and I especially love that they include a price chart for each trading pair, something many other DEXs still don’t offer. Sure, there are now plenty of competitors with impressive technology, but I keep coming back to Raydium. It has deep liquidity, supports a huge number of tokens, and most importantly, it just works reliably every time.
on Raydium · 1727· 11mo ago2
on Raydium · 1727· 11mo ago2
“Face of Base”Jesse Pollak is the the person most associated with the Base Chain. He joined Coinbase as an engineer, later led consumer engineering, and in 2023 launched Base as Coinbase’s Ethereum L2. Under his leadership Base became one of the most used chains in crypto cheap, fast, and packed with real activity from builders, payments, DeFi, and onchain apps. I hope he will keep building Base into the best L2.
on jesse.base.eth · 2090· 31d ago0
on jesse.base.eth · 2090· 31d ago0“We need more people like this in web3”Doritra is a highly underrated individual. As an independent researcher, he blends technical expertise, ethical advocacy, and creative flair, resonating with crypto enthusiasts seeking informed, principled perspectives. In a space filled with fake and AI-generated content, we need genuine, passionate individuals like him to educate and advocate for ethical work.
on Doritra Aprian · 1398· 31d ago0
on Doritra Aprian · 1398· 31d ago0“Missed opportunity”Starknet started with so much hype as this super different ZK rollup using STARK proofs and the Cairo language. While most other L2s were just quick copy-paste EVM forks chasing fast liquidity, Starknet actually went the hard route, building something unique with native account abstraction for smooth UX, quantum-resistant tech, and real potential for complex apps and even Bitcoin scaling. It wasn't trying to be another Arbitrum clone, and that originality was refreshing at first. People were excited about the tech edge and the long-term vision. But the management choices really hurt them. The airdrop in early 2024 was a total disaster, from the weird eligibility rules, hating airdrop farmers out of nowhere, tons of active users getting left out, and then heavy unlocks for the team and investors that felt super unfair. On top of that, they had multiple network outages, slow adoption because Cairo is harder to learn than Solidity, and constant token unlocks creating sell pressure. Instead of rewarding the real community that stuck around early, the decisions pushed a lot of people away and killed the momentum. In the end, users just left for easier, more user-friendly L2s like Base or Arbitrum that actually grew liquidity and activity. Starknet's TVL and daily users dropped hard and even with solid BTCFi experiments and upgrades later, the vibe never fully recovered for many. It’s a classic case of killer tech getting held back by poor community handling, they had the chance to stand out but fumbled the basics, and the community paid the price with their time, gas, and trust. Still, I hope they can fix their problems moving forward.
on Starknet · 445· 6mo ago · neutral0
on Starknet · 445· 6mo ago · neutral0‹ Back19 of 19 · most upvoted first