Several of us have combined the findings from our independent blockchain analyses, and the conclusions are revealing: The loudest critics of PartnerSHIBs made substantial profits from those very projects. We know the wallets involved. Many of those same individuals lost substantial money on the ecosystem they continue to defend, despite profiting from the projects they publicly attack. Their criticism is driven more by emotion than facts. It's difficult to take their accusations seriously when their own on-chain activity tells a very different story. They pretend to care more about their so-called "society" than the very people who helped establish its standards. Their actions tell a different story. The blockchain doesn't care about your emotions, loyalties, or narratives. It records what you actually did, not what you claim to stand for.

Amazing idea of having one platform field and another platform yield. If you aren't tracking how @zora and @pantheonvaults are doing, I don't know what to say. Because, the latest community rewards didn't go to just creator coins . . . it went to a variety of projects.

Staking has become social.