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Love you all 💙

When AI first started becoming popular, a lot of people were afraid they would lose their jobs in the coming years.

And honestly, that fear wasn’t without reason.

A few years have passed, and we are already seeing the effects.

Many companies have replaced certain job positions with AI systems,

which from a financial perspective makes complete sense.

Now AI agents are starting to handle more and more tasks every day.

We are already on this path and seeing the impact in real time.

But do you think there will be a day when most jobs in the world are done by AI?

Offices, banks, stores, and so on?

And do you see that as a good thing… or something scary?

Will crypto ever move beyond the “farm and leave” mindset? After more than a decade, a part of crypto still feels the same.

Some users are still mainly here to farm, chase rewards, extract value from one project, and then move on to the next one :(

Of course, I’m not saying this applies to everyone. And honestly, it’s not strange that people are looking for money or opportunities , that’s part of every market, and you can’t fully blame them for it.

But at the same time, it doesn’t always feel healthy when a big part of crypto culture is built around short-term extraction instead of long-term participation.

With the focus on everyday apps, real use cases, and making onchain activity feel more normal, it feels like Base is trying to push users away from that mindset and toward something more sustainable.

But Do you think crypto will ever move past this “farm and leave” behavior?

Or is this just something that will always exist as long as incentives exist?

Is it a serious problem for adoption, or just a normal part of the ecosystem?