Forget the usual Halloween decorations. This time, Pie is getting its own spooky makeover π
Iβm all in for the weird, the creative, and the unexpected. Fermah has officially made Halloween more interesting. π»π₯
Happy Halloween Fermahfia
#SpookyPie @fermah_xyz #holloween
2/2) Selected builders join a private Discord channel with the core team at @QMSNetwork plus priority technical support and possible intros to investors later.
Existing EVM contracts deploy on the Testnet with zero code changes. No finished product required either.
Dyor π retweeted
How would you feel the day before of launch of something you have been building and perfecting over 2 years?
I am feeling nervous!
1/2) A normal new US house cost $64900 back then. Today that same kind of house sits at 393300. Six times more in $ terms.
Price it in gold though. Around 100 ounces in 1980. Around 92 ounces now. Actually a bit cheaper.
@goldfishggbr keeps pointing at this exact gap.
2/3) @goldfishggbr is slow walking the launch on purpose. Grow $GGBR users first so the crowd that receives the vote already has skin in the game.
A lot of projects flip the order. Drop the governance token early and pray people stick around.
1/2) New pools flipped live. Anyone who yanked the old USDT USDC WBTC or WETH liquidity can slam it back into the fresh ones on QWAP right now.
Every swap and LP move lands as a real transaction on the @QMSNetwork Testnet so you feel the chain handling actual volume.
3/3) That part is what @goldfishggbr keeps showing with $GGBR. Real exposure without the usual extra steps.
The holder count keeps climbing. Numbers donβt lie on this one.
Dyor π retweeted
source: @NavalInstitute proceedings
usni.org/magazines/proceedinβ¦
building the decentralized version of this: @3DOSNetwork
Dyor π retweeted
defenseβs real 3D printing problem isnβt printers. itβs IP
contractors often wonβt share designs because spare parts are their profit. the military needs those designs to print in the field
fix: pay the designer a royalty every time a part is printed. everyone wins π
Dyor π retweeted
In 1980, the typical new US home sold for $64,900. Today it's $393,300.
Priced in gold, today it's cheaper: around 100 ounces then, around 92 now.
The dollar price went up six times. The gold price of the house didn't.












