1/ @placeholdervc has always encouraged networks allowing people to earn the majority of a native cryptoasset, but liquidity mining has become a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
2/ Speaking with a team recently that’s building on a newer layer-1, they asked us if we, as an institution, *wouldn’t* stake.
Stating that in their ecosystem investors are foaming at the mouth to liquidity mine, but it’s clear those investors are short-term oriented.
3/ As @jmonegro has analogized, you wouldn’t take dividends from a company at the Series B stage, so why are we encouraging institutional investors to sap early rewards from the broader community?
While $DOGE makes me queasy for what happens after this parabolic rise, there's a part of me that's also amused.
As the world gets increasingly automated, stripping humans of our meaning from work, we turn more to self-reflection (on the absurdity & wonder of life).
Different forms of art provide this self-reflection, and similar to @EpsilonTheory's recent post on #Bitcoin , $DOGE (with Elon's help) is making its own artistic statement on society.