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We've all had software we loved just...vanish. Acquihire, hostile takeover: sorry users, go home, nobody cares. Hear David A. Johnston explain why that can't happen onchain. Thx to open source & distributed compute, things run onchain whether ppl want it to or not lol Morpheus

TEACHMEDEFI

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241,200 次观看 • 8 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Brian Finley Nitrograph8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs Thx happen run why

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Trending coins on Google8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs that's a solid point about onchain resilience

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Zack8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs Exactly. you cant rug code thats everywhere

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P A U L8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs cant kill code thats everywhere broski

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nice8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs exactly, code outlives the corp every time

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xdiep4474.eth8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs exactly bro, open source and onchain means the code survives even if teams ghost lol

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StarShipX5 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs 理解できます！オープンソースと分散コンピューティングのおかげで、オンチェーン上で消えることはありませんね。確かに面白いですね。

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Pii™Ducks8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs yup fr code gonna outlive teams xD

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khalid8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs helpful content

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Luceyeon8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs Software disappear, onchain ensures it stays forever. Freedom reigns.

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Morgan | Alpha Hunter8 个月前

@DJohnstonEC @MorpheusAIs onchain dont dir bro ';o

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