@kiptobuilding a better future with you @masknetwork @lens and @orb

lol have you thought about what are you going to post when we finally get that dark mode live?😂😅😅

@cavernaeremitaLearning and enjoying the process. Anon. Probably still lives in #Lenstopia to this day :-)) - https://farcaster.xyz/eremita - https://zora.co/@zeremita

I believe that Lens—as a protocol, and in some cases even the apps built on it—should increasingly distance itself from crypto/blockchain terminology in its marketing and feature focus. Users generally don't care about the underlying technology powering a service, even if the two are obviously linked. They should start forming partnerships—initially with crypto-related companies (leveraging existing proximity and networks)—such as enabling logins to CoinMarketCap, Uniswap, etc., using a Lens account. This is far more effective for brand building than a post on X (I’ve always found it bizarre that you can’t log into Aave with a Lens account, unless there are security concerns regarding that process). Another often-overlooked yet highly effective strategy for new social platforms is allowing users to connect their Google, Instagram, or Discord accounts to find contacts already on Lens; after all, no one wants to join a SOCIAL NETWORK without the connections they’ve built up over decades. Essentially, the project needs to break out of the crypto bubble and position itself as a genuine alternative to traditional social media.

@dankshardBuilding $DANK Crypto Cabal on Orb. -------------------------------- His will was set, and only death would break it.

I disagree. We always hide behind the excuse that the market isn't well. Meanwhile, we've already watched two bull markets pass us by, and regardless of the market, our leadership, or new features, all we see is a continuous decline. This market silence is precisely the best time for the project to implement a comprehensive and thorough communication and strategy that will fully bloom during the next bull market. The big loud things of the bull phases born in the silence of the bear. In the speculative noise, no one will hear us once again.Also, this "keep building" is a bit contradicting for me. Basically, the overall community had one big request: to have a consistent, long-term plan regarding the entire ecosystem. So far, what we've seen are a few extra app-level features, a couple of ideas, a changing narrative direction every two months, and pulling two features into the frontend from Firefly (trading + wc events). In addition, Lens ceased to exist and merged with Orb even in the communication, weakening the entire narrative could be built around Lens itself.So yeah, I was inaccurate by mentioning marketing, it only makes sense if the above is realized first (an acutal product). Right now, there is nothing to promote (though what little there is to promote is also done quite poorly on X).

@sangvinDelovoy DAO co-founder, web3 gamer, musician, AI NFT artist

Tbh, I don't understand this hysteria about hardware wallets. A no-name, shitty wallet got hacked, and now all the degens are FUDding every single one of them. Ledger, Trezor, and Keystone, for example, are legit wallets and haven't had any security incidents throughout their long existence.Ledger has only had data leaks that didn't impact security, and Trezor has only been susceptible to physical hacks

@dankshardBuilding $DANK Crypto Cabal on Orb. -------------------------------- His will was set, and only death would break it.

TradFi won. At this point, the safest and most reliable way to own crypto is to buy an ETF from a major provider. Everything else is hackable.