Fud Factor

The more you build, the more noise seems to come with it. People will question you. Misrepresent you. Attack your intentions. Try to drag you into arguments that have nothing to do with what you. Keep going anyway. You don’t have to win every argument. You don’t have to answer every accusation. You don’t have to convince everyone. Sometimes the strongest response is simply continuing to build while the noise burns itself out. Stay focused. Stay grounded. Keep your people close. And keep moving forward. Time has a funny way of separating the people who talked from the people who actually did the work. Build through it.

14/14 I’ll defend the main points when I need to, but after that I’d rather let the builds speak. $TREAT 146b will always be $TREAT. I will always be part of the #SHIBARMY. Now back to the Dojo. 🥷

1/14 $TREAT 146b will always be $TREAT no matter what anyone wants to say about it. The creator was an anonymous dev who disappeared. I did not launch it. I did not deploy it. I came into this community like everyone else did.

Wow, and this is exactly why you’re blocked. You don’t like that we’re building, so instead of having a normal disagreement, you immediately go vulgar, attack people personally, drag families into it, and start making shit up to fit whatever story you’ve already decided is true. And the Zama part proves it perfectly. Neither I nor Mumms ever said Zama or FHE was a scam. You take something somebody else said, group everyone you don’t like together, and then pretend we all said the same thing. I’m nice and respectful to people until they give me a reason not to be. That does not mean I agree with everything every person around me says. Apparently being civil with someone now means I automatically cosign every opinion they’ve ever had? Come on. If someone backstabs me, then yeah, the gloves come off, but don’t confuse me treating people with respect with me sharing every single one of their views. Same thing with TOTEM. I was a Telegram moderator. Mumms and I didn’t even come across the project until months after the token had already launched, and I became involved later as a tester for the local AI Fred was building. Fred is the actual developer, and he’s still building that AI now. So trying to connect either of us to the token launch or call it “our rug” is complete nonsense. We weren’t there when it launched, we didn’t launch it, and we didn’t control it. You can dislike me, dislike TREAT 146b, dislike Mumms, or dislike what we’re building. I genuinely don’t care. But when you have to lie, twist words, call people whores and even drag someone’s children and bloodline into your internet tantrum, you’re showing everyone exactly why I blocked you in the first place. I’m literally unblocking you just long enough to respond to this insanity of lies, then I’m blocking you right back. Keep talking. We’ll keep building.

Over the next few days I’m going to start explaining what Dojo Shield actually is, what I’m trying to build with it and why I think it could be useful far beyond $TREAT 146b (0xfbd5fd3f85e9f4c5e8b40eec9f8b8ab1caaa146b). I’ve kept a lot of it quiet while building and testing, but I think it’s time to start opening the door a little more. I’ll go through what happens when a token goes behind the Shield, what confidential actually means, how the 1:1 backing works, why not every ERC-20 can simply be accepted, what I mean when I say I’m trying to make it permissionless, and why @zama's fhEVM technology is what makes any of this possible. I’ll keep each post focused on one part instead of dumping everything at once. Still building. Still testing. But over the next few days, I’ll start showing you what’s actually behind the Shield.