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Beamish

Beamish

65 reviews, 89% of them positive; 260 WHUF vouched for them by 6 people.89% positive · 65 reviews· 260 WHUF vouched· Influence factor 53, above 10% of accounts

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From 20 activities · Apr 2026

Beamish is a respected Web3 community member known for integrity, sharp market analysis, and willingness to call out BS. Active across NFT circles, Blast, and crypto Twitter, they're recognized for paying attention, speaking their mind without seeking approval, and helping others selflessly—including upfront payments and refusing commissions. Valued as a solid, principled presence in a space where backbone and real community matter.

“sold in game items off chain”sold "bailouts" in the on-chain game "death and taxes", off chain, in exchange for "mementos" nfts, which are an nft that can be burned for .0258eth each. why does it matter? to the non game player, quick answer- 1 Bailout = 2 days of "Taxes" All players must pay a daily tax, or be subject to an audit, and if left unpaid, a "kill" of your nft, resulting in exiting the game. Taxes started at .00069, and increase by .00069 each day of the game. taxes at the time these bailouts started happening were approx .07 per day for a bailout value of .14eth (2 days of tax) 93.1% of taxes paid go to a treasury that the final 69 NFTS remaining will split. 6.9% of taxes go as a fee to modest. each bailout granted via the memento redemption directly transferred ETH to Modest, and starved the treasury of those payments. his own description of requirements to be offered a bailout, paraphrased from his full tweet here: (anyone)"< can request a bailout > on site, thru DMs, on here. whatever. just have a good/funny/sad/rational reason." - https://x.com/m0dest___/status/2065295625382490400 notice, he doesn't mention they are for sale later posted that a player had "negotiated a deal" to trade Mementos for bailouts: "citizen 3748 negotiated a deal to trade 42 mementos for bailouts. ridiculous or smart?" - https://x.com/m0dest___/status/2072842331821097161 at the time of writing, bailouts have officially been ended, the tax split going forward will be redirected at "buying" citizens out of the game I didn't want to write this until the game is over. as i am still very much playing the game, but if (my bags) are keeping me from an honest critique, im not sure what is the point of any of this. The review is not a salty take on a game that has dragged on for longer than most anticipated, or an indictment of the art, or any other mechanic of the game. this is strictly a Negative Review based on the facts that Bailouts were sold in relative secrecy, with no transparency, possibly out of ignorance, in a game where any Reasonable player would assume that off chain deals transferring Eth to the creator would not be permitted.on Modest · 1327· 2mo ago · negative61
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