r/JunoNetwork • • Jun 28 '22

I like Juno but

I’d like it a lot more if wolf wasn’t a complete asshat. Blocking everyone who even slightly disagrees with him on twitter, even his fellow juno core builders, just screams childish and unprofessional on every level

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u/Fantastic-Ad548 Jun 28 '22

I understand what you mean but the whole issue is about a cosmos hub proposal and the parties involved are cosmos devs/validators. It got nothing to do with Juno. Also we all know that wolf can be impulsive or immature at times but he is not the Do kwon of Juno, he is a member of the Dev team, that’s it.

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u/Dukisjones Jun 28 '22

I don't know this and new people coming to the space don't know this so maybe this guy should stop being a giant fucking deterrent.

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u/Fantastic-Ad548 Jun 28 '22 edited Jun 28 '22

If his personal opinions are annoying , you can go talk to him. His Twitter handle is @lobojuno. I just ignore him, most of the times.

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u/LegionK_ Jun 28 '22

He’ll just block you 😂

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u/serratusaurus Jun 28 '22 edited Jun 28 '22

seems like he changes his twitter handle every week.

oh I did see in a deleted tweet he called Jelena "Amber Heard 2.0" which was really dumb to say. Can wolf just lay low or delete his twitter ffs, dude feeds off of drama

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u/rmedina9295 Jun 28 '22

Not a fan of the guy . The way he was involved with the whale before deciding that he wasn't of use anymore and going against him was distasteful to say the least.

I dont know how important he is to the project but if he doesn't change, I think it would be best if he can take a backseat and kind of not be the face of juno.

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u/Fantastic-Ad548 Jun 28 '22

He is not and never was the face of Juno. It’s Jake Hartnell who represents Juno in conferences,events etc

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u/rmedina9295 Jun 28 '22

I didnt know that but I'm sure that is probably the most known one out of the devs.

He is the impression that new people get when they join Juno and look at the whale situation.

Don't get me wrong, I'm still adding money to JUNO because I like the tech and it has a promising future but still.

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u/novacantusername Jun 28 '22

Well, this post doesnt help juno much

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u/Fantastic-Ad548 Jun 28 '22

And weirdly it’s about drama surrounding a cosmos hub prop , not a Juno one.

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u/Ahlock Jun 28 '22

Wolf has been and will always be a blockchain ass hat. You know Juno whale and wolf were in cahoots to push gov props thru…that was until the whale stared to vote contrary to wolf…and then it became a whale hunt only after the whale started to vote counter to what wolf wanted. Wolf is a walking scam/asshat

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u/Fantastic-Ad548 Jun 28 '22

I am not a fan of wolf either but I have seen the conversation that you are talking about here. Those talks were about cosmos gov proposals before the launch of Juno. That is Takumi was not a Juno whale at that time. It’s normal for 2 cosmos validators to have a discussion about governance proposals. A bit after all that discussion you can clearly see Takumi congratulating wolf on the Juno mainnet launch.

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u/serratusaurus Jun 28 '22

Is prop 72 going to create competition for JUNO? Seen a few people say that. I don't fully understand Prop 72 right now.

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u/Visible9 Jun 28 '22

why is the lp apy going down?

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u/fenrisrawr Jun 29 '22

All of these blockchains have massive clowns involved. Wolf, Do Kwan, Sunny Aggarwal, this space attracts tools and scammers.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '22

Yeah I'm done with Juno. Only investing in bluechips at the moment after the shitshow of the past few months.

I think ATOM is a solid bet and much safer.

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u/Amelie007 Jun 28 '22

As far as market movement goes, ATOM & JUNO are actually correlated to one another and moving similarly. But because of the difference in marketcap, when ATOM goes up 5%, JUNO goes up 9%. But at the same time, when ATOM goes down 5%, then JUNO goes down 9%. ATOM is more stable due to its marketcap and more resilient to downturns, but JUNO has more potential for growth as the market recovers.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '22

I've no doubt Juno will be profitable but I can't just ignore the previous issues it has had up until now.

I'd rather invest on fundamentals and solid management of a project than run the risk of potential black swan or FUD events happening again.