Consensus Advice re: Rabbits

“Whose is it? It’s mine. No you can’t have it. Because…because I can’t really share it. No there’s no real way of holding it. Looking at it like we are now, together, is the closest to holding it that I can offer you. Yes, FUNgible. No the point is that it’s not fungible. Like I have two of you but it’s important that you’re individuals; if I had two fungible kids I wouldn’t even need to give you names.”

Modularity is hot. I know it, you know it. But we don’t get it (or at least I don’t). Join me as I stumble and bumble my way to minimum viable understanding.

Modularity is hot. I know it, you know it. But we don’t get it (or at least I don’t). Join me as I stumble and bumble my way to minimum viable understanding.

Modularity is hot. I know it, you know it. But we don’t get it (or at least I don’t). Join me as I stumble and bumble my way to minimum viable understanding.

Imagine explaining the value proposition of $DOGE to a hostile inquirer. To them crypto is what it is to many: at best, a meaningless capitalist fad and, at worst, a scam-ridden plague. Perhaps plague is too strong but you get my meaning. Regardless, this hypothetical acquaintance stands in opposition to crypto as a whole, and $DOGE, having gathered public mindshare, is to them a shining example of the industry’s frivolity.