I just minted a petlet. My Warplet now carries a small and reassuring best friend. It contains a bit of my Farcaster best friend's DNA: @kenjiquest@masashi
Mint yours now!
Let's continue this discussion. In Japan, crypto tax rules are expected to ease in the next few years.
Hearing this, many might think, "Japan is becoming crypto-friendly." But the reform will likely have conditions:
- Tax cuts only for trades via Japanese exchanges.
- Limits on eligible tokens.
For on-chain natives like us, it's mostly meaningless. DeFi users face old tax rates, distancing Japanese from on-chain activity.
As crypto investment sentiment improves, tons of tokens will idle on exchanges. Holders will just HODL and watch, assuming that's crypto's sole use—ignorant of on-chain events.
Japan needs advisors to provide the government with accurate crypto knowledge.
一体どうなるのか好奇心に勝てませんでした
Here's what I made with @tryemerge for @kenjiquest using Vintage Film Reel Portrait Montage by @cryptonomori.eth, spark yours up now!
@tryemerge.eth, create a workflow
generate an image of an old film reel showing the person from the user's profile picture.
It should feature a close-up of the person's face, with an emotional expression reminiscent of a movie scene.
The background should also be depicted faintly to match the profile picture.
The film should show 3-4 frames arranged vertically.
Please recreate the pleasant, aged atmosphere of something that's been around for decades.
I’ve been seeing quite a few posts on X saying that the era of Farcaster, the Social-Fi is over.
It doesn’t feel great when KOLs who don’t even understand that Farcaster is a protocol are throwing around opinions like that.
That said, even among crypto-native people, the fact that awareness of this protocol — which has been running for several years — is still this low… I think that’s something we have to take seriously and accept.
I don't think this is limited to social networks, but to truly understand the advantages of decentralization, the shortcomings of centralization must become apparent.
I feel it will take a little more time for people to grasp the concept of true ownership.
Incidentally, I understand it.
