Péter Garamvölgyi
Team en Scroll · Team en Conflux
Peter Garamvolgyi es el Líder de Ingeniería de Protocolo en Scroll y anteriormente fue ingeniero en Conflux Network y presidente de la Asociación Internacional de Blockchain en la Universidad de Tsinghua.
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I didn't tell - I was asked for my opinion. Timing of reallocation is never easy and very personal, and usually best done during corrections. Growth stocks are better on a long time frame IMO, for investors. If you scroll through the years you'll find me saying that I eventually expect BTC to stag
if these L2s keep downgrading from Stage 1 to Stage 0 @Gorbagana_chain is gonna need to find a way to reach negative-numbered stages to keep its edge https://x.com/Scroll_ZKP/status/2043722927775064344
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the scroll is annoying because it is right https://t.co/5J9EI5Zlik
RT @shivst3r: Trading is so much harder than people make it look. You scroll the timeline and everyone seems to be printing, posting their…
SYSTEM_LOG://FEED TAKEOVER Entities are advised to flood their timelines with R333 activity today. Replies - QRTs - Memes - Signals. Make the protocol impossible to scroll past. 🔁
but i kept coming back. every morning. because every time i almost gave up, i'd scroll through what this space had become. empty promises. locked exits. teams that raised millions and disappeared. projects that called themselves "community owned" while one wallet held all the keys.
Trading is so much harder than people make it look. You scroll the timeline and everyone seems to be printing, posting their wins, making it look like easy money. It makes you feel like you're behind or doing something wrong when you're struggling. But what you don't see is that most of those peo