Date: 2025-02-15 · basis: web publication date; fork happened earlier
Bob’s “The Chain Desides” describes OGchain as an exit by contributors who felt purchasing power outweighed their memes and organizational work. He recalls returns, further splits, and his eventual permanent move. This supplies a reason for the fork in one participant’s words; it does not date its genesis or establish a complete canonical branch tree.
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Stackchain has become a number of things in its lifetime, a support group for plebs stacking their asses off at the bottom of a bear market, an experiment in human psychology and a breeding ground for new memers. Perhaps its most interesting function has been its attempt at a decentralized society. How do we and can we function as a…https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-chain-desides/
Bob’s “The Chain Desides” describes OGchain as an exit by contributors who felt purchasing power outweighed their memes and organizational work. He recalls returns, further splits, and his eventual…
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Dated event entry from the archive's web/X history research. Recorded status: sourced. Summarised by the archive from the sources linked below; not a verbatim quotation.