@vladtenev, as our fearless leader in the
$HOOD do you,
@JohannKerbrat and the
@RobinhoodCrypto team have any plans, or ideas, to limit/control the number of projects launching with only malintent? We're seeing an increase of rug pools and malicious devs, drawing comparisons to what has plagued Solana for so long.
If there's a way to focus on GOOD projects with true, genuine intent or reward/recognize those who are working hard every day to build on
@RobinhoodApp and form a community of like-minded people, I think that would help differentiate the
$HOOD from Solana and every other chain. You and the Robinhood team are already changing the game but ensuring that the good people in the trenches are protected, or at least guarded to some extent, would help mitigate risk and prove that this is indeed the TOP chain for years to come.
Obviously not all project devs are doxxed, nor are willing to go through KYC audits but thorough investigation into the ones who have/are open to it, and recognizing them to some degree, could prove to be a power move that shows the crypto community that the
$HOOD is taking this to the next level. Showcasing genuinely good projects for investors to focus on, while safe guarding the trenches from rugs as much as possible.
We LOVE this chain, look up to the innovative leadership, and simply just want to push forward confidently towards the future within this inspiring ecosystem. 🫂🟩🪶
The builder response to Robinhood Chain has been immediate. New teams are shipping every week, and the ecosystem is only getting denser from here. If you're building onchain, we want to hear from you.