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0xb2p retweeted
Excited to see how crypto is making real impact for open-source developers
大家好,我是 FeHelper ($FH)的作者阿烈叔(烈神),它是一款为开发者打造的开源浏览器插件,集成了 30+实用的工具。从第一版发布到现在已经走过 10 年,全球已有超过 20 万开发者在使用。
最近第一次真正感受到 Crypto 的力量 —— 从完全没接触,到看到链上社区如何支持创作者,这种体验太震撼了!
0xb2p retweeted
1/ Last week, we shipped GitFish V2, letting anyone raise capital and attention for open source projects by launching a coin.
Here’s how it works:
Funding open source is hard.
V2 brings everything we learned from V1, and we’re just getting started.
More wild and interesting experiments ahead.
GitFish V2 is now live on @Solana.
1 GitHub project -> 1 coin. Popular projects cost more points to launch.
Support open source. Find the next big thing.
P.S. We're airdropping bonus points to V1 users daily over the next five days. The first drop is live — enjoy!
SQD has been an amazing partner. Whenever we hit indexer issues, they are always there to support. A few days ago, they helped us resolve one in just 2 minutes. I was really impressed.
Congrats, well deserved!
This is of course a personal moment for me as a co-founder of Subsquid. But also an incredibly important milestone for $SQD and the SQD Network.
The conviction in building a global database network, a 0->1 evolution of cloud databases, has paid out, with @RezolveAI recognizing its power in the AI era.
Also, as a co-founder, I am excited to see how a core technology is now empowered by the strong distribution channels due Rezolve's partnerships with Tether, Microsoft and Google.
Ad squidum!
the postmortem is based. i like their transparency and how they are not afraid to admit mistakes
> "In these recent incidents, we didn't meet that bar."
Replying to @claudeai
In our investigation, we uncovered three separate bugs. They were partly overlapping, making diagnosis even trickier.
We've now resolved all three bugs and written a technical report on what happened, which you can find here: anthropic.com/engineering/a-…
0xb2p retweeted
ethereum has been online ten years straight with zero pauses and zero maintenance windows.
in that time:
- facebook went down for 14 hours
- aws kinesis froze for 17
- cloudflare dropped 19 datacenters
- alt L1s…well, you know.
every centralised giant blinks, they rely on on-call humans and scheduled downtime.
but ethereum never stops, not through forks, crashes, bubbles, lawsuits, hacks, wars, and every kind of drama the internet can throw at it.
and it’s not thanks to a CEO or a hotline.
it’s not because someone saved it.
it’s because we all did.
devs, stakers, researchers, users,
millions of us, scattered across the world, choosing to show up, block after block, year after year.
while banks fail, clouds go dark and servers get patched, ethereum keeps going.
we keep going.
ten years online.
forever to go.
We just launched a feature to allow anyone to tip ANY GitHub repo with stablecoin on @solana.
Repo owners can claim the tips anytime by connecting their GitHub accounts.
GitFish V2 Update: we’re finalizing the details on GitHub community coins to ensure sustainable upside for both projects and supporters.
In the meantime, we’re launching a new feature today: permissionless tipping.
- For tippers: you can now support any GitHub project with a tip, and add a message to the maintainer if you like.
- For maintainers: connect your GitHub and set up your profile to claim the tips.
Everyone uses open source software, but almost no one pays for it. Go say thanks by leaving a tip!
GitFish adds an "attention layer" on top of open source projects.
We uses a community coin to attract attention and funding to your project.
You continue doing what you do best — writing open source code, while internet-natives supporters do what they love: trading and discovering promising new projects.
As interest in your repo grows, so does activity around your coin, generating fees and turning attention into real funding for you to fuel the growth of the project.
How many people know this gem existed? js1k.com
I found it back when I was studying at Waterloo ~10 years ago and it absolutely blew my mind.
WARNING: for people who're tired of the similar-looking modern sites, js1k can be a time sink :)
Funding open source projects is hard.
At the core, there is this incentive misalignment issue between maintainers and supporters.
And we are designing a new model to fix it.
0xb2p retweeted
We’ve officially completed all $LINUX refunds.
✅ 8,889 users refunded
💰 25,030 SOL returned
📈 100% recovery rate — even for those who sold
Appreciate everyone’s patience and support.
Next up: GitFish V2 is coming very soon. Turn on 🔔
LINUX Refund Update
We’ve completed data processing and loss calculations for all users who haven't yet received a refund.
[IMPORTANT] Action required by June 14th 5pm EST:
- If you don’t have any remaining LINUX: Please review your address and total loss in bit.ly/no-remaining-linux
- If you still hold LINUX: Please send it to our admin address (EX7QGHSreah6EUtsPXCcen5R8JUyiVQWgz6aV4UspyMy) and review your total loss in bit.ly/has-remaining-linux
- If you never sold any LINUX but haven’t received a refund: Check if you still hold any LINUX. If yes, send it to our admin address. If not, please contact us via DM.
If you believe your data is incorrect or missing, contact us via DM. If everything looks correct, you don’t need to do anything.
Refund Process & Timeline
After this post, users will have 2 days to review their total losses and report any issues.
If no major issues arise, we will finalize the “recovery rate” and send partial refunds to everyone on the bit.ly/no-remaining-linux list.
For anyone still on the bit.ly/has-remaining-linux list after the deadline, refunds will be processed once they return their remaining LINUX to the admin wallet.
FAQ
Q: What is the “recovery rate”?
Recovery rate = total available SOL for refund (~18K) / total losses across all users.
We currently estimate it will be 95%+ (final number depends on any user-reported issues). This means that all users will recover the majority of their losses.
Q: Why are total losses shown in SOL? What if I traded using other tokens (e.g. USDC)?
We only have SOL (from the liquidity pool + auction fees) to refund users. Loss calculations are based on the SOL value at the time of your original transactions.
Q: Why isn't there a hard refund deadline?
We are handling massive on-chain data from thousands of people with many edge cases across various DeFi protocols to trade LINUX. It’s a very complicated process so it’s hard to guarantee an exact deadline without overpromising.
That said, we don’t expect many more unhandled edge cases after users complete this data review.
Our current estimation is the majority of refunds will be sent shortly after this review period.
Q: Where will the refund be sent if I have multiple addresses?
Refunds will be sent to the address where you either:
- last sold all your LINUX, or
- sent all remaining LINUX to the admin wallet.
always keep a forward-looking mindset and focus on your next move
what happened in the past can't be changed. while we should reflect on our past decisions, it's not productive to regret on anything
a more effective way to think is: I did X -> so Y happened -> I should do Z now
0xb2p retweeted
$LINUX referral rewards of ~52 SOL have just been airdropped to users.
If your reward balance was below the minimum threshold of 0.001 SOL, you won’t have been paid. Your balance will continue to accumulate across future token launches, and we will send out your rewards in future payouts.
Check your rewards and transfer details here:
github.com/gitfishdev/referr…













