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Mar 20

10 interesting things I learned about how Yuga operates from their deck

👇 🧵

Quick disclaimer: I've avoided writing about this because it is a leak.

However, this deck has now spread across dropbox, twitter, reddit.

Anyone that's wanted to see it, has at this point. I won't be linking it, but I did want to break down some things from it

One other note: anything in this deck is subject to changes... because fuck doing unexpected things.

But also, we already saw it here: the Otherside leak had different characters in the ship (clearly it was pre-punks acquisition)

Without further ado...

https://twitter.com/atareh/status/1505020938483556353?s=20&t=940uqYQMbVzM3v5oDuyQTg

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Jan 23

@opensea

While ETH is taking a dump, let's remember that builders are what move the space forward. Let's talk about that.

@opensea recently acquired @Dharma_HQ - a DeFi application.

Let's breakdown what that means for Opensea and where NFTs are headed in 2022 and beyond

👇 🧵

@Dharma_HQ

1/ First, this acquisition was an "acquihire" rather than an outright purchase of the @Dharma_HQ app and its IP (an example of the latter is when Facebook bought Instagram).

@opensea

2/ Generally, the main motivation behind an acquihire is to acquire key talent and expertise that a startup or company has.

It's why OpenSea founders are taking on leadership roles at @opensea (more on that later)

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@atareh

Dec 23, 2021

@Shopify

The future of work came early, when many companies like @Shopify went fully remote in 2020. But that's just the beginning.

The next evolution of work, is what @balajis calls the "pseudonymous economy".

and web3 is leading the charge in this

🧵

1/ Let's wind the clock back. It's 2002, we're just past the dot-com bubble, and the internet is starting to be more integrated with society.

There were about half a billion people using it regularly, and 95% used internet explorer to access it

2/ What we forget now about internet back then, because it's so common place is: putting your real name on the internet was seen as risky.

We all used a pseudonym back then, even if we didn't call it that. Your username or gamertag was never your IRL identity.

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Dec 4, 2021

When the ethereum network gets congested (read: all of 2021), gas gets pricy.

So, to help you save your ETH, here are three ways you can save on gas fees (so you can ape into more NFTs)

Here we go 🧵

1/ The first tip is obvious but needs to be said. The best way to save your ETH is to perform transactions when the gas fees are low.

You can see the current gas price on etherscan.com/gastracker, but it's not practical to watch the gas all day.

Instead, get set up alerts

2/ ethgas.watch is a great website, that lets you set up email alerts.

Just say enter a gas price and your email. When gas dips to your price, you'll get an email alert.

If a transaction isn't urgent, alerts like this will go a long way for saving on gas fees

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@atareh

Nov 11, 2021

@supremenewyork

🧡 it or hate it, @supremenewyork is cool

It's worth $2 billion, celebrities like Kanye wear it, their drops have long line ups, and the resale value is 5-10x

So, how did they get here? and is @BoredApeYC really a "decentralized competitor"? (cc @punk6529)

Let's find out 🧵

1/ We can't start this thread without a bit of history on Supreme and how they've impacted the culture.

Let's wind the calendar back to 1994 - when Supreme first launched - not as a brand, but as a skate shop in SoHo by founder James Jebbia.

2/ Jebbia wanted to create a clubhouse for NYCs budding skateboard scene, a place where counterculture kids could hang out and feel accepted.

But Jebbia only saw Supreme as a retail store, not a brand. Until he met Kenichi Omura, a Japanese businessman.

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Nov 10, 2021

In light of the another discord scam - where hackers get access to moderator account and announce a fake mint to steal ETH -

I'm breaking down a few of their tactics and the red flags🚩so that you don't fall victim to this

By and large, this is social engineering more so than a technical hack.

It involves hijacking a moderators account at the very least, or getting a mod to grant admin permissions to an attackers account and post fake announcements

Remember, their goal is to override your logical mind with your FOMO brain.

Even though it feels like a scam, you might still go through it, because... what if it's not?

Red flag #1🚩- You'll feel pressured to rush and mint without thinking

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