We're building a platform that requires a herculean amount of effort, and on top of that we have to spend 30%-40% of our time interacting and doing things for the community. The amount of complexity and different moving pieces that go into this would blow your mind if you actually sat down and thought about it. We're not over here twiddling our thumbs. We're spending nearly every waking hour building at the expense of our health, personal relationships, and mental wellbeing. We've said it from the beginning and I'm going to say it again: Lunar is not a get rich quick scheme. There is not a group of humans in the world that can build what we're building in the timelines that some people are expecting. Ethereum has access to the best blockchain developers on Earth and their consesus upgrade has taken 7+ years and still isn't even out yet. If you believe in the vision, great. Sit back, relax and come back in 2-3 years once the market has recovered and our vision has been mostly realized. But coming into a construction project that is hoisting up steel beams, and complaining about the fact that there are no walls or furniture is silly and a distraction to the people building. We're on the same path we were from the beginning, and that path leads to amazing things. Don't be so quick to judge the process if you can't see the 30,000 foot view.

The Minting app is the first real-world demonstration of exactly how we're streamlining crypto. I get that you don't like NFTs, I didn't like them either until this collection. But if you really want to know what the future is we're building, you should buy one and see what we've already built. The real-time updates from the blockchain took SO MUCH engineering to get right. We've talked at-length about why we started with NFTs, because building blockchain integrations takes time. Starting with NFTs is a lot less risky than the possibility of "oops, we just accidentally sent $100,000 to a random wallet and now we'll never get it back." You demonstrate a technology on something relatively low risk, and then you scale it up. Honestly, folks... our plan before March was to quickly give you a beta app that was mostly user workflow examples that let you connect your wallet and not much else. In the exact same amount of time, we delivered a fully-functional blockchain with a real-time responsiveness that is unmatched. The dev team worked an average of 10 hours a day, 7 days a week, for 3 months to deliver that. If that doesn't make you bullish... I don't know what to tell you.

Today’s a busy day for spaceman. - Completing our application and investor deck for Binance MVB and Binance Fund. - Meetings and helping team remove blockers - Preparing for NFT reveal - Prepping a massive amount of materials for a top 10 exchange. - Then a 1:30 AM meeting tonight with that exchange. Figured I’d give you guys a peek behind the scenes

Lunar Plexus v1.1.6 is now in Production! New Features: - Wallets can now mint up to 10 crystals each! Improvements: - Tokens should mint faster due to improvements in BSC rate-limit checks - Users that had wallet registration issues should now be resolved - Wallets with < 1 BNB should no longer throw "red box" errors

In case you folks missed it in the AMA, the Dev Team is currently testing our next Beta release. We'll be releasing it to a select group of Mods shortly, and we'll update you folks when that happens.

BOOM! Lunar Crystals in real life. The Lunar Crystals Billboard Truck will be strategically creeping around Times Square in New York City over the next 4 days for NFT.NYC! This particular truck we've rented has screens on all 3 sides and even plays audio. 🤯 There are tens of thousands of crypto and NFT lovers attending this event. Should provide some great visibility!

Lunar Genesis Crystals Mint Update Hey everyone! After being at our desks for the last 10 hours, the Dev Team has presided over a successful Public Sale launch, and are now with their families for this Father's Day weekend here in the US. It was a long day, but nobody wanted to leave until we tracked down and resolved the few issues we had today. Plexus handled like a dream, and we got a TON of amazing operational data that we'll use to tweak the system moving forward. Some statistics for you: - Plexus transactions processed: 600 - Plexus real-time updates issued: over 10,200 - Lunar OmniWallets created: over 1,000 - Crystal NFTs Minted: 2545 - Crystal NFTs Traded: over 700 - Most transactions queued at once: 127 - Average wait time per transaction: 2.5 minutes - Target real-time transaction success rate: 95.0% - Actual real-time transaction success rate: 98.4% - Actual fixed transaction success rate: 99.8% The one very small issue we saw today came down to a batch of 15-ish tokens that were issued in the manual sale but had not been reconciled with the database yet. So Plexus thought they were clear to be issued, but the contract said otherwise. The system actually worked as designed there, which is a testament to the hard work of the team. For those of you that were missing tokens, new tokens have been issued and should be in your wallets at this time. My heartfelt thanks to the Dev Team to their tireless efforts over the last several months, the rest of the Lunar Team for their incredible work on these NFTs and to all of you in the community for supporting this project. Strap in, folks! The best is yet to come. Happy Father's Day to all of you dads out there, and have a wonderful weekend. Jedi OUT. 🤜

I want to say thank you to the community for all of the support over the past couple months leading up to this NFT launch. We couldn’t be happier with Plexus’s performance during this pre-sale, and we’re stoked that you will all get to experience just how seamless it truly is tomorrow. The past few weeks have been packed full of major announcements, but do not think these are slowing down anytime soon, in fact, expect some very exciting news on Monday😏 Make sure you all get a good night sleep tonight, you may need sharp reflexes to secure your Crystals tomorrow🚀

Hey folks! Excited about the Presale opening up today (in just over 2 hours!) and for you to get your hands on some Crystals. We are prepped and ready to go. It's important for everyone buying today to know that the next 24 hours is a *dry run* for the Public sale. This process will allow us to identify any possible issues remaining and ensure tomorrow's public debut is butter smooth. Please read the Mint Guide on the site and follow the directions if you have any issues. All hands are on deck in Mission Control, and we're ready and waiting to help you. If anything pops up, we will work through it together, because this community is AMAZING. On behalf of the entire Dev Team, we appreciate your patience and support as we kick this thing off. See you soon :). Mint Guide:

lunar.io

MetaMask Guide:

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NFT Support:

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The situation from before has already been handled, so I'm just going to say this: Plexus is truly amazing and is delivering on our promise of making crypto simple, intuitive, and engaging. The beta feedback has been wonderful, and you can read some of it on my Twitter feed. Second, everyone should not make the migration the end-all-be-all of their Lunar existence. It's one small delivery mechanism of a much larger plan, and is trivial in the grand scheme of things. It's a contract upgrade that takes off a couple zeros. You'll still have the same dollar value of Lunar when it's done. The POINT of the migration is to put us on an upgradeable contract that lets us add new features (and hopefully value) in the future. Fixate on it all you want, but from a technical standpoint, that's the *only* reason why it matters. It will come and go and you'll be like "oh, that wasn't a big deal". I know the market's been crap. No one is happy about it. But we're delivering innovative experiences no matter what the market does. This is a place you can relax a little, because whether you see the builds or not, this team is shipping new code several times *every day*. We've averaged two new Alpha deployments a day for the last 2 months. 7 days a week. Show me a team that coded 18 hours straight last Sunday (me) and I'll eat my fedora. Having said all that, you'll want to be at our AMA on Discord today. It will be a good one.