I mean the application (e.g. splinterlands) could pay the fee to setup new accounts if they so wish.

Having the user pay the fee is one option, or the application can pay for it and the user never is charged a direct fee. No one wants to directly pay for anything. I certainly don't. It would be a huge

It helps that we essentially got a stock split with the hostile takeover.

The first chain should totally be called something like Classic Luna Chain (CLUNC). And sucks for that person who had 9,999 LUNA.

49 2022 fucks is way above the 32 fuck annual fuck doubling curve my friend. I hate to break it to you, but you are entering mega fuck bubble territory. Of course, this isn't fucking fuckancial advice.

One of my take always from this post is I miss the old drama of Steem … well, only kind of.

Oh, yeah. This is way above my limited blockchain knowledge, but the idea of having part of a block be permanently immutable and certain transactions be immutable for only a certain length of time would

When I brought this up several years ago, the feedback was basically that “this type of thing will bloat the chain and is better off-chain”. I agree though (which is also why I brought it up) that using

Good points. I actually edited my comment after making it to remove that part before seeing your reply. :)

If you could add encrypted posts/communities to this list so that only members of that community could view and comment, I think that would have great utility. For example, there could be a witness community

DUAT is the token that was claimed as part of the airdrop.~112 DUAT will be needed per NFT.

DUAT is the token that was claimed as part of the airdrop.

Did anyone record the meetings with justin?

Haha. :)

Your post (and image) reminded me of a similar post I wrote two years ago when people wanted to burn the pre-mine. It just never made sense to me. This isn’t exactly related to your post, but my idea back

We have already HAF built their projects and they don’t even know it.

I really like the OBI work you have done. For some reason, that gets me excited.

Whenever tackling a large project like this, I find it useful to identify everything that will not make it into the final product (which for our purposes we can just say is 5-10 years from now). I can

Your new intro should be “What?” said exactly the same way as at 24:26.