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gabriel shapiroProfile· Neutral@alonepersoonOn Ethos
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· Influence factor 0, above 0% of accountsWhat people say
Received · 0Given · 6“"How many coins forgotten by you and God have been found thanks to DeBank?"”Discovering Debank was something incredible. There are so many coins that have long been forgotten and gathering dust in old, useless blockchains. Remember when people participated in giveaways and boosted their accounts simply by linking to them. Some even managed to monetize it.
on DeBank · 1728· 11mo ago24
on DeBank · 1728· 11mo ago24“"Still not using Rabby? That's a huge mistake"”I'll start with my story of switching to Rabby: At first, it seemed inconvenient to me, and I didn't understand why everyone in my information field was praising this wallet. But despite this, I continued to use it, because in order to make an objective assessment, you need to use the product for some time. Less than a week later, I caught myself thinking that I really liked the Rabby wallet. Another week has passed - “How could I have used other wallets and why didn't I switch to Rabby sooner?” Several years have passed, and I only use other wallets in exceptional cases. What conclusion can be drawn from this story? If you didn't like Rabby wallet after using it for the first time, I recommend continuing to use it, and after a short time, you will remember other wallets as a bad dream. In my humble opinion, Rabby wallet is the best EVM wallet.
on Rabby Wallet · 1806· 11mo ago17
on Rabby Wallet · 1806· 11mo ago17“"One of the best bridges today"”Why did I come to this conclusion? It's simple. When you catch yourself thinking that the next time you need a bridge, you'll type “relay” into your browser's address bar instead of going to your bookmarks with other bridges. When you realize that another UI won't make your eyes bleed. When you know that everything will go quickly and smoothly.
on Relay · 1608· 11mo ago14
on Relay · 1608· 11mo ago14“"Big Opportunities"”Did you enter at the very beginning? You took the X's. Did you just come in? Got REKT No surprise, that's how Ponzi schemes work. Worked honestly (if you can say that in the context of Ponzi)
on BIGCOIN · 1420· 12mo ago14
on BIGCOIN · 1420· 12mo ago14“"The community is everything"”Is it a pity for the actual participants in the testnet? Probably yes. Is it nice to receive an airdrop without participating in the testnet? I think so. Is it fair on their part? It's not for us to decide.
on Monad · 1900· 12mo ago · neutral11
on Monad · 1900· 12mo ago · neutral11“"Arbitrum changed the rules of the game and started a new era"”While most people talk about Arbitrum as just another L2 scaling solution, its real impact goes far beyond transaction throughput or DeFi metrics. Arbitrum’s airdrop became a cultural milestone — a moment that fundamentally reshaped how users interact with crypto ecosystems. Before Arbitrum, airdrops were viewed as bonuses. After Arbitrum, they became an entire economy. Arbitrum distributed over a billion dollars worth of tokens, and that single event triggered a new behavioral meta: users started treating network activity as an investment, and airdrop farming transformed from a niche hobby into a mainstream strategy. The industry suddenly realized that incentives could attract more “real usage” than any marketing campaign ever could. Projects took note. The post-Arbitrum era brought point systems, loyalty programs, anti-Sybil mechanics, seasonal quests, and “future airdrop promises” that fuel today’s L2 and DeFi ecosystems. Whether it’s LayerZero, EigenLayer, Blast, or zkSync, every new hype cycle can be traced back to the moment Arbitrum opened Pandora’s box. Arbitrum didn’t just reward users. It rewired the mindset of an entire generation of crypto participants — from casual users to full-time degens.
on Arbitrum · 1893· 11mo ago9
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