marble.base.eth

Now, I know it’s taking a very long time for @base season to arrive, but the more I look into things and connect the dots, the more I realize they’re doing it the right way. Unlike Pump.fun and Hood, which launch coins out of nowhere and promote them only for them to die hours later, Base is taking its time building strong communities and quality projects. They’re in no rush. There’s a famous saying: “Rome wasn’t built in a day.” After months of watching and paying attention to events like Token2049 and Meme Summit, I’ve come to believe that Base wants to do things the legal and right way. While HOOD had its run-up, Base took a step back and kept building. While Pump.fun continued launching projects that were doomed to die, Base stayed focused on building its ecosystem. Base isn’t trying to capture retail’s approval. I think they’re aiming for something much bigger. The constant soft shills and slow price movements actually show strength in these projects. HOOD has slowed down, people are getting tired of thousands of launchpads popping up every day, and trust in Pump.fun is being damaged by all the scams. It’s becoming the perfect environment for Base to capture everyone’s attention. And when Base finally makes its move, 90% of people will be left behind.

What if this hack was on purpose by big money using AI, the debate “ai can hack crypto”. In turn it failed, also could be why a lot of AI stocks are crashing. This event also shows which exchanges are the strongest and safest. Notice how Coinbase was unaffected? This could have marked cryptos bottom.

That’s better! xitter.gq/coinbase/status/211591…

I think @base might be back.

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