Don't click links. History lesson. 1600 days ago the HEX code became available on Ethereum. HEXicans spent $10's of millions on ETH for gas to transact. The ETH miners got rich on the HEXicans. If the money that went towards ETH gas went towards HEX instead, the price would be...

higher. An analogy could be like when stores sold shovels to miners during the American gold rush.

Anyway, PulseChain mainnet became available 344 days ago. Boom, a free copy of every ERC20 became available. HEX was an ERC20, thus free HEX on PulseChain became available.

Time for drama. Some people liked HEX on Ethereum. some people liked HEX on PulseChain. Some people liked both. But you see, if someone decides to buy, they must decide which or both, for the free copies only happened at the fork date in mid may 2023.

Time for butthurt. While being warned that it's hard to predict what people will do, and that you might be sad if you picked one and the market chose the other, inevitably, some people chose what the market did not.

But wait, there's more. Even those that chose what the market chose as well, got mad when the market punished the value of the other thing they might still held. So butthurt was born. And how could it have been prevented? It couldn't have. That's how markets work. Price discovery

So when I point out facts about the state of the market, hatred occurs. People desire I don't speak the truth, because they think it will profit them. Disgusting. The market moved it's liquidity. The market chose to buy one not the other. And perhaps for good reason?

Maybe the market prefers to pay less for gas? Anyway. Both people that don't understand liquidity, and think that a price in an illiquid coin is the same as the price in a liquid coin are butthurt, and those that chose wrong, and well people that are just habitually butthurt...

Bitcoin is not at it's all time highs, Ethereum has not seen an all time high for 2.5 years. I've seen 95% dips in Bitcoin and Ethereum. But you see, for the butthurt, they can't sit quietly through a 95% dip, as so many of us have, they have to poison everyone elses time.

It's all about them. They don't care what harm they do screaming about how they bought higher, and it's everyone and everything elses' fault but theirs. Even though, funny enough, the louder they yell, perhaps the less someone wants to buy their position from them. Ironic.

So the question is, what social benefit does it serve to amplify the voices of those that bought higher and are in a loss, over those that bought lower and are in profit? I don't think it ethical to lean on me to not tell the truth, because you think it might profit you.