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Like & RT 🚨 I’ll pay $500 usdc right now to the first person who can find another crypto person who is tagged as a celebrity on Getty images. Must supply the link as citation. And the person must explicitly be labeled a celebrity. Both of the below images meet the criteria.

Hey @grok, could you reasonably make the case that at one point @pauly0x was one of the 25 most influential people in all of crypto?

Why is @grok ignoring this question?

Bullshit.

Michael Jordan set unrealistic views for basketball players. How dare he be the GOAT.

Larp much?

Does @LACMA not care about looking retarded? 😭😭😭

Some of this “art” doesn’t even have an artist. It’s made by a VC backed corporation. Let that sink in. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

State of affairs:

🚨 A crypto “investor” has drafted a 17-page SEC whistleblower complaint against me. He invested $800 after I posted a picture of a pink frog. He claims I stole the $14 million he was planning to make. I’ve reviewed the evidence. It’s devastating.

If you start a new platform and each user invites one new user per week: Week 0: 500 users Week 1: 1,000 users 2: 2,000 users 3: 4,000 users 4: 8,000 users 5: 16,000 users 6: 32,000 users 7: 64,000 users 8: 128,000 users Result: 500 users become 128,000 users in 8 weeks.

Late stage extractionism.

Models that are purely extractive are not going to last. Especially these days. The traditional corporate model is all about hyper-extraction.

When new tech trends emerge, corporations always rape everyone with exorbitantly overpriced fees. EX: @opensea. They used to make $5-$10M every 24hrs. Charged 2.5% of every single NFT sale, for absolutely no reason at all. A few years later they look like a failed company.