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Everyone else has a verified blue checkmark, but I still don't see one. @ryleesnet @Arnold $Homey $thesarcasm @JordanLintz $gabrielist $Puppy_dog @BKPOWER8
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Ra vườn lại bắt gặp mấy chú chim non

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This is what we see.


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game thủ

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Khởi nghiệp kiến quốc, vì một việt nam hát triển lớn mạnh
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We're organizing a music event with 8000 attendees. We want to use NFTS on the DESO blockchain to sell tickets. Each ticket buyer would need to register a wallet and exchange event information on the @getchaton group. Is this feasible? Are there any technological solutions for this?
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## 1. It may qualify as a security
 
The SEC questioned whether BitClout’s tokens (especially Creator Coins) are securities under the Howey Test.
* Users invest money
* Expect profits
* Rely on others (creators/platform)
👉 This makes them look similar to stocks.
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## 2. Large fundraising without registration
The project raised over **$250 million** but did not register the offering with the SEC.
👉 This bypasses key investor protection requirements.
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## 3. Alleged misleading claims
Nader Al-Naji claimed the platform was **decentralized**, while regulators argued it was still controlled by insiders.
👉 Misrepresentation in financial products can be considered fraud.
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## 4. Use of a pseudonym
Al-Naji operated under the alias “Diamondhands.”
👉 The SEC viewed this as a potential attempt to **avoid regulatory scrutiny and accountability**.
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## 5. Questionable use of funds
Regulators alleged that millions of dollars were used for **personal expenses**.
👉 If true, this could constitute financial misconduct or fraud.
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## 6. Tokenizing individuals (ethical + legal risks)
BitClout allowed tokens tied to people—even without their consent.
👉 This raised concerns about:
* Privacy
* Market manipulation
* Ownership of personal identity
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## 7. Broader crypto crackdown context
The case fits into a wider effort by the SEC to regulate crypto, including actions involving firms like Ripple Labs and Coinbase.
👉 Goal: apply traditional securities laws to emerging digital assets.
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I will continue working on focus.
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Bitcoin

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I don't have any friends who use this social network, but I still post because it will help me store it on the blockchain forever.

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After all the effort put into practicing the pickleball, finishing third is already a huge achievement.

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Imagine today’s social media (Facebook, TikTok) is like **renting a high-end apartment**. The landlord (the big tech corporation) can evict you at any time, change the rules whenever they want, and they technically own all the data and "decorations" you’ve put into your space.
**DeSo was built to change that. Here is the "down-to-earth" breakdown:**
**1. You are the "Landowner," not a tenant**
On normal platforms, if Facebook crashes or bans your account, you lose everything—your posts, your photos, and your followers. On DeSo, your profile and content are stored on an open, global ledger.
* **Simply put:** If you get tired of one app, you can take your "key" (your account) and move to another app within the DeSo system. All your posts and fans will be right there waiting for you. No single company has the power to "delete" your existence.
**2. The "Like" button is actually worth money**
Instead of just clicking a "Like" button for fun, on DeSo apps, people give each other "Diamonds." Each diamond is actually a small amount of real money.
* **The real-life feel:** You don’t have to wait for a million views to get a check from TikTok. If you post a great cooking video and someone likes it, they can "tip" you the price of a cup of coffee instantly. That money goes directly into your pocket, not to a middleman.
**3. Your own "Personal Stock"**
This is the most unique part. On DeSo, every creator has their own "coin." If people think you are talented or are going to be successful, they can buy your coin.
* **Think of it like this:** You have a neighbor who is a great musician. You buy his "coin" while it's cheap. Later, when he becomes famous, the value of that coin goes up. You can sell it for a profit. It’s like humans investing in other humans' potential.
**4. Does it have a real future?**
To be honest, in "coffee shop talk" terms:
* **The Good:** It is incredibly fair. Creators aren't "squeezed" for ad revenue. You truly own what you create. In 2026, the technology is now fast enough to feel just like a "normal" app.
* **The Challenge:** It’s still quite new and a bit "nerdy" for the average person. Most people stay on Facebook or TikTok because that’s where their friends are. Asking people to learn about digital wallets and keys is a big hurdle.
**The Bottom Line:**\
DeSo is like a **"High-Tech Community Co-op."**The tech is top-tier now, but for it to truly explode, it needs a "viral moment" where the masses realize: *"Wait, I can have fun, keep my data, and get paid directly without being censored?"*
If you are someone who hates being controlled and wants to own your digital life, DeSo is a "neighborhood" worth visiting.
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As 2025 draws to a close, my top priorities for 2026 are freelance full-stack programming, playing pickleball, traveling extensively, and investing to make money with my limited existing knowledge…

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