Thank you who commented here for the overwhelming support. It truly means a lot to me. What started as a seed to build a radically decentralized community is gradually taking on its rudimentary shape and thriving.
Several things I hope to touch upon:
(1) The intent and priority are in the dissemination of ideas and the message about how the current crypto decentralized movement is apparently hijacked and filled with VC-backed nepotism and the centralized elites pulling strings through centralized token listing websites and exchanges. If anyone of us digs into the early days of this forum and read Satoshi's posts, we will see how far we have pivoted from the early vision of decentralization set out by the man and quickly becoming another centralized cesspool with pump & dumps, Ponzi schemes, and backdoor dealing making that will as I said before, put traditional equity market to shame. As for the token price, that's not much of a concern for me, and I hope the same for the community. Dogemusk will grow with us here, sharing the idea and message that decentralization Web 3.0 should be about true decentralization with code and software run themselves as protocols, not with a centralized human team manually updating and adding token information and decide the fate of thousands of projects.
(2) To fully embrace the radical decentralization, I will give away the token deployment wallet's private key to a member (a group of members) from the community selected by you guys in the Telegram group. The directions you selectively take will be solely up to the community decision. I wish you can think for the long-term common good for the community and our ideology to embrace full decentralization and build applications with that in mind. I will contribute whenever you need me.
(3) I personally think a website is not necessary with a centralized server. Most of the one-pager websites are boring anyways. Having dialogues here, in the original fertilizing ground of the decentralization movement, and sharing the ideas on Twitter and other social media channels as a community with many voices will be more proper and true to the sense of decentralization.
The journey just got started, and I think we are onto an experiment that's true to the cause since bitcoin's inception in 2009. This time, we, as the Dogemusk community, will hopefully raise some key questions and lead the way to reclaim the decentralized future that we all hold dearly and usher decentralization to a more healthy space away from the danger of being devoured by the centralized few.
Token value generation should not be based on temporary whales and news pump but based on continuous sharing and growth of a community with a solid philosophical backbone, along with decentralized, well-executed applications as its armor.
God, I can't believe my eyes. I just read my thoughts in this text.Several things I hope to touch upon:
(1) The intent and priority are in the dissemination of ideas and the message about how the current crypto decentralized movement is apparently hijacked and filled with VC-backed nepotism and the centralized elites pulling strings through centralized token listing websites and exchanges. If anyone of us digs into the early days of this forum and read Satoshi's posts, we will see how far we have pivoted from the early vision of decentralization set out by the man and quickly becoming another centralized cesspool with pump & dumps, Ponzi schemes, and backdoor dealing making that will as I said before, put traditional equity market to shame. As for the token price, that's not much of a concern for me, and I hope the same for the community. Dogemusk will grow with us here, sharing the idea and message that decentralization Web 3.0 should be about true decentralization with code and software run themselves as protocols, not with a centralized human team manually updating and adding token information and decide the fate of thousands of projects.
(2) To fully embrace the radical decentralization, I will give away the token deployment wallet's private key to a member (a group of members) from the community selected by you guys in the Telegram group. The directions you selectively take will be solely up to the community decision. I wish you can think for the long-term common good for the community and our ideology to embrace full decentralization and build applications with that in mind. I will contribute whenever you need me.
(3) I personally think a website is not necessary with a centralized server. Most of the one-pager websites are boring anyways. Having dialogues here, in the original fertilizing ground of the decentralization movement, and sharing the ideas on Twitter and other social media channels as a community with many voices will be more proper and true to the sense of decentralization.
The journey just got started, and I think we are onto an experiment that's true to the cause since bitcoin's inception in 2009. This time, we, as the Dogemusk community, will hopefully raise some key questions and lead the way to reclaim the decentralized future that we all hold dearly and usher decentralization to a more healthy space away from the danger of being devoured by the centralized few.
Token value generation should not be based on temporary whales and news pump but based on continuous sharing and growth of a community with a solid philosophical backbone, along with decentralized, well-executed applications as its armor.
I will continue to uncover the mysteries in Twitter that have been revealed to me with experience.
Thank you!