Sometimes, All You Need to Do Is Ask
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Today's souvenir from my reading travels comes from close to home: a post I read on Hive.
@x-rain wrote this post, describing how:
- x-rain talked to ChatGPT to learn how visible $HBD was to the AI.
- x-rain was surprised by $HBD's low visibility to the AI.
- x-rain checked CoinGecko's list of stablecoins to see $HBD's ranking.
- $HBD was not listed under any categories on CoinGecko!
- x-rain sent a request to CoinGecko to add $HBD to their stablecoin categories.
- CoinGecko approved x-rain's request to add $HBD within one day!
- Ultimately, $HBD appeared in three categories on CoinGecko: Stablecoins, Algorithmic Stablecoins, and USD Stablecoins.
Well done x-rain. future-rain will be proud!
Takeaway:
Asking won't hurt. Sometimes. Just don't ask someone out who is waaaay out of your league and you'll be fine. Probably. If it doesn't work out, don't blame me. Blame x-rain and their inspiring story.
Source:
@x-rain/coingecko-added-dollarhbd-to-stablecoins-list-and-algorithmic-stablecoins-list
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