I removed the posts I made about
@user_hyp3.
Because we actually had a chat for the first time, and he gets it.
There is context to his selling. He explained some of it to me. I broadcasted it without caring about the context, and he understands why too.
I’m not the sort of person to leave something up if I know it’s incorrect — out of spite.
That is not the decent thing to do. Yes, Hyp3 sold, but it’s not black and white. Some were tokens for friends and family on their behalf, and I know what he means, as I’ve also purchased crypto on behalf of friends and family before, etc.
The point is context.
I ignored the context, as I felt it would have been ignored if it were the other way round and I was being exposed in that manner.
But he gets it.
Anyways, I deleted the posts.
Doesn’t mean I agree with echo chamber simps attacking people in a hostile manner. But I won’t be using that sell data against him.
But I will say this: we need more respectful dialogue and discussions, not attacks. Attacks have knock-on effects and destroy our relationships on the social layer. Which is why, when I saw the data against Hyp3, I was like, “That crooked hypocrite,” in my mind, and our relationship had been so bad that I couldn’t care less but expose it.
But I can’t, in good moral conscience, keep something up that I know isn’t correct in the narrative I was spreading with it.
So don’t run with that narrative. Hype may be a lot of things, but I won’t call him someone who dumped tokens with the narrative I was pushing.
I don’t want any praise for correcting this — instead my apologies.
With that being said, screw the echo chamber toxic behaviour from all the Aeons who didn’t have the decency to be respectful 👊
This will be my final post on this matter.