Just a simple guy who trying to make it while having fun.
Joined December 2022
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Imagine hearing that someone in your town just won $1 million from a lottery.
And just out of curiosity you start checking your ticket and realizing:
wait… that’s me.
You were the person everyone was talking about.
And right after you told your friends and family the news, they started asking you:
who’s your inside man ? How did you convince them to rig it for you?
Now you start realizing that there’s a big problem with lotteries in general:
how do you actually know the draw was fair?
When you buy a lottery ticket, there’s a part of the game you never see.
What happens behind the scenes.
The draw. The numbers. You just have to trust them.
What if everyone could verify all of it themselves?
That’s the part that caught my attention about @SolaraLottery .
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And after going through the whole process, I think that’s what makes the onchain part actually interesting.
It’s not:
“put a lottery on blockchain because blockchain.”
It’s solving a specific problem:
Can players verify that the game was actually run the way they were told it would be?
With Solara, the important parts of the lottery are visible and verifiable.
And to me, that’s a much better reason to put a lottery onchain.
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Of course, this doesn’t change what a lottery is.
You can still lose.
The odds don’t magically become better because it’s onchain.
And you shouldn’t treat a lottery like an investment.
But if you’re going to play one, being able to verify what happens behind the scenes is a pretty meaningful difference and @SolaraLottery is a lottery that you should pay attention to it .
You can try it yourself now at →solaralotto.io/
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Wiz retweeted
How scam projects/sponsors use @SuperteamEarn
> The founder/project first tells accomplice or hired accounts that a contest is coming, and that those people will be chosen as winners at the end..
> Then the project posts a contest on Superteam Earn mainly for free marketing. Even when the winners are already decided in the beginning.
TLDR: a project pre picks winners, then runs a Superteam Earn contest/bounty as a marketing stunt.
Real participants do the work, but the prize was never actually open lolol.
yo bro u gotta bridge to robinhood chain…
oh shit no bridge back to SOL quick…
fuck bro now we gotta bridge to Arc
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Wiz retweeted
I've always found the idea of a single “reputation score” a little strange.
Reputation for what ?
→A great developer isn't automatically a great trader.
→A long-term holder isn't automatically a good contributor.
→A great trader isn't automatically a great founder.
So why should all of that collapse into one number ?
That's what I find interesting about @fairscalexyz reputation can be contextual and programmable.
The $ANSEM Score is a good example, combining Developer Reputation + Dollar Days to look at both what you've built and your conviction over time.
But after testing it myself, I found something even more interesting.
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How big is your contribution to $ANSEM?
We built fairscale.xyz/ansem where your social & onchain activity within @blknoiz06 finally matters.
How it works:
- Paste wallet
- Get your scoring card
- Share around
This is just a fraction of what FairScale reputation score is capable of. Have fun!
Wiz retweeted
The future of onchain credit will be built around reputation, not just collateral.
This is exactly why we’re excited to work with @nevralabs
Fairscale is here to make that reputation legible.
