NSE @networkstate001

Still true. $ORE

NSE @networkstate001

2 weeks ago

Still early. Any fear currently still looming in your veins is simply the existential dread that we aren't going to be able to run this back again for yet another cycle. We can and we will. $ORE

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@kane_tdt Absolutely spot on

Yesterday someone who's opinion and voice has been substantial in the sovereign SoV renaissance that seems to be taking place currently within the current market cycle asked a very simple yet respectable question. "Why is $ORE needed?" As someone who is a staunch advocate of both ORE and the grid mining primitive, I don't necessarily see this question as a slap in the face. To give a respectable benefit of the doubt, I genuinely think the question comes from an individual's curiosity and a desire to understand why many of us have gravitated so heavily towards the mechanism that is ORE within its first two years of existence. Likewise, I think that questions like the one posed are actually needed and we as advocates of the project need to be ready with our own respectable answers. It allows a broader participation to be measured, challenged, and ultimately improved. And this is ultimately needed in this space. With that stated, I want to say that I can only speak for myself in attempting to answer the question of why ORE does indeed matter, at least for me personally. What follows is my own personal case for such. These reasonings reflect what I, personally, value in an open monetary system. 1/ Because Permission To Own Is Only Half The Promise A monetary system becomes more compelling when people can participate in its distribution as well as purchase its supply. ORE makes the question of who gets to mine worth asking again. 2/ Because Scarcity Should Not Require An Industrial Empire I firmly believe there is room for scarce digital money whose long-term(and this is the key time frame)pursuit does not depend on warehouses of specialized machines. ORE explores whether the machinery can become a shared interface rather than what has become a privately owned barrier. 3/ Because Hardware Manufacturers Should Not Determine The Boundaries Of Participation When mining(or the creation of money) depends on specialized equipment, access begins long before someone chooses to attempt to join a network. ORE offers a different starting point where the actual participation organized around a protocol rather than a monopolized equipment supply chain(currently 96% of BTC mining rigs are produced by two companies) 4/ Because Geography Should Have Less Power Than Opportunity Currently 3 countries(the United States, Russia, China) account for 67% of BTC hash rate. This is not by happenstance. Traditional mining economics favor particular combinations of electricity prices, infrastructure, and regulations. ORE's importance lies in exploring a model where those geographic advantages carry less weight. 5/ Because Capital Can Coordinate People Without Purchasing More Machinery I firmly believe that economic commitment can take forms beyond consuming electricity or acquiring equipment that needs constant updating. I truly believe ORE provides a live experiment in what happens when allocation itself becomes the organizing primitive. 6/ Because The Future Needs Alternatives That Actually Operate. Criticism can expose the limits of existing systems however working alternatives let people actually make a choice. ORE turns an argument about mining into something people can enter, inspect and help shape. And perhaps that is one of the defining reason why ORE is needed. Because working alternatives, in their own right, are not only needed but they make ideas accountable. BTC proved that money could initially exist without a "central issuer". Alternatives such as ORE matter because that former achievement gave us a foundation from which we should be able to explore other ways of distributing value rather than assuming one method is the only route to organized participation. -fin-

@zinnresearch All good man! It’s a good thing that there is so much happening in the mines now that it’s hard to capture it all!

@starflamegod @grid_cult @ORE All love and respect for you as well bro. Glad you enjoyed.

regardless of the protocol/mechanics/etc, it is extremely bullish the amount of people that came into this thread and argued their bull case for ORE building a cult following is something most projects dream of having but most cant do it. $ORE appears to have done it very well respect where respect is due

lesabre @lesabrefomo

3 days ago

I really really want to like ORE but I just dont really see the vision its cool for what it is and I think the mining mechanism is extremely novel, but I just dont see how it can truly become a SOV I know a lot of smart people who like it a lot so im prob mid curving it but idk

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a SoV does not have to be the asset that is used to power consensus same way that gold doesn’t have to be the electricity that powers the vault the sooner you realize this, the sooner you’ll understand why ORE matters

toly 🇺🇸 @toly

3 days ago

@tulipking @pokerchessman @lesabrefomo @bw_solana Solana can’t. A single ore user with a copy of solana state, really just the ore state, can create a hard fork at any time and continue ore from the moment of the “rug”.

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@ViT0ViT0ViT0 @grid_cult Again thank you devoting the time to watch it. Truly that is appreciated. It’s a small creative passion project and in my mind is OS to anyone who wanted to add to it .

"The Future Has No Weight", a series based off of the @grid_cult world and inspired by lore of the $ORE primitive mechanism. Episode 1: The Settlement

@ViT0ViT0ViT0 @grid_cult Thank you friend. Appreciate the feedback 🙏

GM $ORE fam.

@ImDenixSol @MetaDAOProject @0xSrMessi @BlahAxl @crediblefin @UmbraPrivacy @solomon_labs @avici @ripcarsio @backabledotbiz @JurassicFi La Obra de Dios

On top of this, 67% of hashrate comes from 3 countries…..the United States, China and Russia. Supply chain wise, 97% of all mining rigs come from two companies…Bitmain and MicroBT. Anyone can hold native BTC. Far fewer can compete to produce it. That distinction matters because a future in which most people can only buy what industrial operators mine offers a narrower form of participation than the language of a monetary revolution suggests.

The mechanism of grid mining on $ORE is up 142% only one year since its inception.

NSE @networkstate001

2 days ago

Happy One Year Anniversary to Grid Mining on $ORE . The concept of functional Grid Mining officially turns 1 year old today.

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@ORE_bull @ORE Indeed!

Happy One Year Anniversary to Grid Mining on $ORE . The concept of functional Grid Mining officially turns 1 year old today.

@ORE has the best community. Bravo @grid_cult ! I enjoyed this.

NSE @networkstate001

3 days ago

"The Future Has No Weight", a series based off of the @grid_cult world and inspired by lore of the $ORE primitive mechanism. Episode 1: The Settlement

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@ikeonsol @grid_cult Much appreciated , fellow miner 🙏

@MidCrvCapital @grid_cult mORE to come! Glad you enjoyed 🪨⛏️

@apa_1995 @grid_cult Truly an honor coming from you friend! We build together ⛏️🪨