Sunday afternoon's Crowd leaned into PulseChain pride and privacy-protocol sniping, with
dominating the conversation around decentralized infrastructure.
took aim at Aztec Network's privacy model, writing "Privacy on
apparently means you need a government-issued ID, $5, and gas fees just to verify your identity BEFORE accessing the only application on the chain. That's an interesting definition of privacy" — pointed criticism, not independently verified.
followed up twice pitching PulseChain as an alternative, telling replies "That's why we have PulseChain. It's literally the most secure full-state, unchanged version of Ethereum. Time to pivot to PulseChain!" — promotional framing from a PulseChain-aligned account.
shared DefiLlama-sourced PulseChain metrics: "$53M locked in DeFi. $22.7M traded on its DEXs in 7 days. Stablecoins on chain: $33.3M. Up this week" despite what they called the "worst headline month in its history" — figures attributed to DefiLlama, framing unverified beyond the source snapshot.
kept tone whimsical, writing "The Grays appreciate everyone's continued support in engaging with these posts" alongside a separate note that " and $PTGC will be along for that ride" — community humor mixed with a token mention, not investment advice.
responded to a conviction debate with "Better 30 likes from die hard believers than 3000 from passive scrolling normies," reinforcing community loyalty themes, and separately shared a personal note about wanting an "old Pagoda" Mercedes someday.
kept it brief, replying "Hahahhaha" to
— lighthearted engagement without substantive claims.
engaged in scattered replies across the timeline, including a terse economic jab ("Errr... that's accrued liabilities") showing continued macro-watching from the community side.