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DurwinBurger King gave candy to a worker has worked for more than 20 years.
The Whopper, which was first introduced in 1957, was a quarter-pound, oversized burger on a vast five-inch bun that cost a reasonable 29 cents.Large corporations can be cruel and uncaring. They often claim to care about their employees, but sometimes the reality can be quite different. This is the story of Kevin Ford, a cook and cashier at Burger King who had worked tirelessly for over two decades. To celebrate his remarkable feat of never taking a sick day, Burger King decided to shower him ...
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Ah, the beloved cryptoland — where fads rise and fall faster than the blink of an eye.
Heard of Friend.tech?
Its the latest darling of the decentralized digital realm that soared to spectacular heights within a mere three weeks, only to come crashing back to reality.
It went from 0 to 100km/h in 2 seconds.
Only to crash to a limp right after.
The hype and buzz often give way to a harsh reality check.
So, what’s Friend.tech anyway?
Picture a blockchain-powered playground where users buy and sell digital tokens tied to their favorite influencers, granting them entry to exclusive group chats.
The brainchild of blockchain enthusiasts and celebs, it promised a utopian blend of social media and decentralized finance.
In no time, it was the talk of the town, with even seasoned traders finding themselves intrigued by the promise of connecting with crypto personalities and nabbing their own slice of the blockchain pie.
But how quickly fortunes can change.
The ride was exhilarating, with fees skyrocketing and Friend.tech briefly stealing Ethereum’s limelight.
In the blink of an eye, it raked in millions, hitting a dazzling high that had the entire crypto world buzzing with excitement.
Move over, Ethereum.
Friend.tech pocketed a cool $7.5 million in fees within days of launch.
Yet, just as everyone was getting comfortable on this rocketship, the ride took a nosedive.
Fees tumbled, new user sign-ups plummeted, and the buzz fizzled into a whisper.
What happened to all that jazz?
Welcome to cryptoland.
The wild world of crypto doesn’t play by the rules.
Trends flare up and fade away like shooting stars.
It’s the land of “here today, gone tomorrow”.
After all, we’ve seen coins rise to the stratosphere only to crash down in a matter of hours.
Building a lasting empire in the crypto realm is no easy feat.
The road to real adoption is paved with more than just hype and speculation.
It requires time, patience, and a dedicated community of users who are here not just for a quick thrill, but for the long haul.
In a world driven by greed and impatience, it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of short-term gains.
But it’s essential to keep our eyes on the prize: sustainability and growth.
Sure, it’s exhilarating to chase the next shiny object, but it’s the steady, unwavering commitment that will ultimately determine who survives the crypto roller coaster and who’s left behind in the dust.
I will be the first to admit that Friend.tech was a cool concept.
You buy tokens to support your favorite influencers.
They get more popular and famous, their tokens rise in value, your tokens rise too.
You get to take part in the system you are contributing too.
It was just unfortunate that traders and greedy scalpers rushed in to pump and dump the project too quickly.
Perhaps it will have another chance in due time.
-
Have you heard of Friend.tech?
-
#CryptoCycles #FriendTechFizzle #ShortTermHype #LongTermValue #CryptosphereChronicles #friendtech #hype #crypto #web3 #fastgame #trend
Ah, the beloved cryptoland — where fads rise and fall faster than the blink of an eye.
Heard of Friend.tech?
Its the latest darling of the decentralized digital realm that soared to spectacular heights within a mere three weeks, only to come crashing back to reality.
It went from 0 to 100km/h in 2 seconds.
Only to crash to a limp right after.
The hype and buzz often give way to a harsh reality check.
So, what’s Friend.tech anyway?
Picture a blockchain-powered playground where users buy and sell digital tokens tied to their favorite influencers, granting them entry to exclusive group chats.
The brainchild of blockchain enthusiasts and celebs, it promised a utopian blend of social media and decentralized finance.
In no time, it was the talk of the town, with even seasoned traders finding themselves intrigued by the promise of connecting with crypto personalities and nabbing their own slice of the blockchain pie.
But how quickly fortunes can change.
The ride was exhilarating, with fees skyrocketing and Friend.tech briefly stealing Ethereum’s limelight.
In the blink of an eye, it raked in millions, hitting a dazzling high that had the entire crypto world buzzing with excitement.
Move over, Ethereum.
Friend.tech pocketed a cool $7.5 million in fees within days of launch.
Yet, just as everyone was getting comfortable on this rocketship, the ride took a nosedive.
Fees tumbled, new user sign-ups plummeted, and the buzz fizzled into a whisper.
What happened to all that jazz?
Welcome to cryptoland.
The wild world of crypto doesn’t play by the rules.
Trends flare up and fade away like shooting stars.
It’s the land of “here today, gone tomorrow”.
After all, we’ve seen coins rise to the stratosphere only to crash down in a matter of hours.
Building a lasting empire in the crypto realm is no easy feat.
The road to real adoption is paved with more than just hype and speculation.
It requires time, patience, and a dedicated community of users who are here not just for a quick thrill, but for the long haul.
In a world driven by greed and impatience, it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of short-term gains.
But it’s essential to keep our eyes on the prize: sustainability and growth.
Sure, it’s exhilarating to chase the next shiny object, but it’s the steady, unwavering commitment that will ultimately determine who survives the crypto roller coaster and who’s left behind in the dust.
I will be the first to admit that Friend.tech was a cool concept.
You buy tokens to support your favorite influencers.
They get more popular and famous, their tokens rise in value, your tokens rise too.
You get to take part in the system you are contributing too.
It was just unfortunate that traders and greedy scalpers rushed in to pump and dump the project too quickly.
Perhaps it will have another chance in due time.
-
Have you heard of Friend.tech?
-
#CryptoCycles #FriendTechFizzle #ShortTermHype #LongTermValue #CryptosphereChronicles #friendtech #hype #crypto #web3 #fastgame #trend
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