The founders of reddit said they used to create fake accounts and have conversations with themselves when the site was starting to make it look like there was activity.
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The founders of reddit said they used to create fake accounts and have conversations with themselves when the site was starting to make it look like there was activity.
If it's for a site I want to get up fast I'll go with Shopify.
Another project to look into is Arweave, they've developed a really nice solution to make data permanent and censorship-resistant. Great small dev community, looking for more to join in and build with them.
If you travel a lot I highly recommend it. Hoping things will open up soon so travel can be a possibility again.
I've been living there 6 months out of the year the past 3 years and plan to get the elite visa once the pandemic settles down. Vietnam is another favorite spot of mine but Thailand has always been my #1.
Arweave has developed a new type of blockchain based on Moore’s Law of the declining cost of data storage. Users pay upfront (one time payment) for a hundred years of storage at less than a cent per megabyte, and the interest that accrues will cover the dwindling storage cost forever. More than one million pieces of data are now stored on the permaweb...
Source: https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/05/coronavirus-censorship-arw...
Also could be due to leverage trading becoming super popular the past year or two.
Ex: $50k + mentorship: https://boost.arweave.org/
Blockstack may have an app reward program as well, but it may have ended now as I don't keep up with the project closely.