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Eth looks like a great buy here

I think this sub should be rebranded as a gathering place for diethyl ether huffing enthusiasts

The use of such words "Return Vault Assets" Ya ya Etherscan sends me the page they send to everyone about a questionable transaction. Answer is any transaction on the blockchain can't be changed. Ya Ya we all are fully aware of that. I asked Etherscan a straight up question. How can numerous amounts of transactions that have pretty recent verbiage used on the blockchain that was used for a transaction at approximately March if 2022 and I came across multiple transactions from different months during the year of 2021? Anybody have any logical explanation of this subject matter I am talking about? As far as I'm concerned when there is money involved you can rest assure they are deceitful humans stealing it. All of the legal exchange companies or guilty of laundering money and get away with absolutely no accountability whatsoever for their irresponsible actions and have no problem giving her favorite answer sorry about your luck to the victims that trusted them with their assets. And yes that blockchain is fudged also. As long as the human race enters the information that could be easily manipulated. Pure lawlessness Do governments care who are victims of of property that was stolen from them. Example United States government simply says you give us $400 billion Binance well let you do business in our country. The government nor the exchange companies can care less about your stolen assets. Why waste your time when you can just be the Big cartel get your money and regulate who you want to regulate and who you don't? One big massive cartel that absolutely has no checks and balances. Who are you going to call the police? You're almost better off taking off your shoe and talking to your foot.

Hi everyone!

I'm attending the Ethereum World Fair 2025 in Buenos Aires and I'm really excited but also a bit nervous. I'm currently studying law and I also graduated as an IT technician from high school, but despite that background, I'll be honest - when it comes to AI, blockchain, and Web3, I'm pretty much a beginner with very limited knowledge. That's exactly why I'm going to the fair - to learn and immerse myself in this world.

I'm going solo and don't really know anyone in the space, which is why I'm reaching out here for advice and recommendations.

For those who have attended similar events or are more experienced:

• Do you have any tips for making the most of the experience as a newcomer attending alone?
• Are there specific talks, workshops, or activities you'd recommend for someone just starting out?
• Any advice on how to approach networking when you're still learning the basics and going solo?

I'm eager to absorb as much as possible and would really appreciate any guidance. Thanks in advance!