When I build an app, I hate to admit it, but I choose dependencies based on their funding.
For example, if there are two companies offering hosted Postgres with the same performance and price, I’ll check how much funding each company has raised, I think everyone knows why.
Same goes for social platforms. Before, I knew Merkle raised $150M. It might fail, but it probably won’t just disappear in two years because “we ran out of money,” which is actually how most startups I’ve worked with died.
Now, the Nernar team is great and their product is great, but it still doesn’t give me much confidence yet. Just want to be honest and would like someone to tell me that I am wrong.
wait, neynar acquiring farcaster made ETH back to 3K.
This is all i want. I love you @rish
love everyone from the neynar team or farcaster team or whatever them
Who tf is the ui/ux designer at farcaster
This mfer never traded before?
The chart looks like shit, use like shit
The candle stick chart is shiter
@dwr@v hire me to fix your chart if this is for traders
Flyfrog has 3 ways to take profit and stop losses:
* Percentage: Based on how much you gain in percentage.
* Price: Based on a specific price target.
* PnL: Based on how much you could gain or lose.
Even if you like it, you should still buy low sell high, if you didn't sell high, it's not because you are a believer, it's because you are not a good trader
