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Do you really think the "modularium" collection currently taking place on @Formachain is insignificant? 🔷@CelestiaOrg only follows 13 accounts. Among these are the core team of Celestia and people very close to the team, as well as @auras, who is the curator of the Modularium NFT collection🔷. 👉I mean, just this criterion should make you rush to mint this collection. Each week, the Aura page republishes this chart, which makes me think there are 9 collections, and we are currently on the 3rd one. If you visit Celestia's ecosystem page (celestia.org/ecosystem/), there are over 80 projects (I counted them). The official Celestia page barely follows any of these projects or their core teams. My theory is that this could be related to the launch of the mainnet/token for @AstriaOrg, @hyperlane, or @Formachain. Alternatively, it could be something else because Forma is the first sovereign chain in Celestia's history, which is a very significant technological advancement for Celestia. This NFT collection could be designed to mark this milestone for Celestia. Don't forget about the Modular Summit from July 11 to 13, where some alphas could be revealed (expected project TGEs?). I am personally going to keep minting these NFTs because the risk is low, and I strongly believe these NFTs could be useful later (or at least the act of minting them could be beneficial). For the anecdote, I asked ChatGPT what it thought of the term "modularium," and it said: "In this context, modularium would be a reference to an advanced modular framework for creating and managing customized blockchains, aligned with Celestia's philosophy of modularity." This makes me think very much of Astria. Let me know what you think.

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Pre-launch projects are now actively changing their tokenomics after the market has clearly signaled that it isn't partaking in low float / high FDV games anymore and would rather pump high circ. supply memes. A change in the right direction Context Kroma planned to distribute 8% out of 7% of the total supply to Airdrop #1; now it's the entire 7% in Airdrop #1. 10% reserved for future Airdrops. This initial low airdrop allocation was likely off-putting to most farmoors, hence most Galxe Quests had 40-60k avg participants, with later Quests even in the ballpark of 15-20k. All the Quests have ended, so post-tokenomics-change farmoors can't even interact anymore, and TGE is slated for June. Result? It increases the likelihood of Kroma being a cook tremendously.