#evolving ecosystem

[ultragamerz]

Filecoin: Sleeping Giant or Crypto Icarus? Deciphering the Hype and Reality

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Filecoin: Sleeping Giant or Crypto Icarus? Deciphering the Hype and Reality

Filecoin: Sleeping Giant or Crypto Icarus? Deciphering the Hype and Reality

Filecoin burst onto the crypto scene in 2017, riding a wave of excitement about decentralized storage solutions. Promises of disrupting the cloud storage giants and democratizing data ownership captivated investors, propelling its initial coin offering (ICO) to a staggering $205 million. Five years later, however, the narrative seems dramatically different. Filecoin’s price languishes far below its all-time high, prompting doubts about its long-term viability. Is Filecoin destined to remain a fallen angel, or could it still rise like a phoenix from the ashes?

Soaring Expectations, Plummeting Price:

In 2021, Solana embarked on a meteoric rise, defying gravity and skepticism. From a mere $3 at the dawn of the year, it soared to a peak of $260 by November, marking an astronomical 8,666% increase. Meanwhile, Filecoin, which traded above $230 in April 2021, currently sits around $8, a disappointing 91% decrease from its zenith. This stark contrast fuels concerns about Filecoin’s staying power, especially amidst broader market uncertainties.

The Sleeping Giant Argument:

Despite the bearish sentiment, several factors advocate for Filecoin’s potential:

Addressing a Critical Need: The demand for reliable, secure, and decentralized storage solutions continues to grow exponentially. Filecoin offers a compelling alternative to centralized cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud, addressing concerns about data breaches and censorship.

Strong Technology: Filecoin boasts a robust Proof-of-Replication (PoR) consensus mechanism and a thriving network of storage providers. This ensures data integrity and redundancy, a crucial aspect for decentralized storage.

Evolving Ecosystem: The Filecoin ecosystem is actively developing, with projects exploring data sharing, NFT storage, and Web3 applications. This vibrant ecosystem fosters innovation and expands Filecoin’s utility beyond simple file storage.

The Falling Angel Concerns:

However, challenges threaten Filecoin’s upward trajectory:

Sluggish Adoption: Despite early promises, mainstream adoption of Filecoin for data storage remains sluggish. Businesses seem hesitant to entrust valuable data to a fledgling network facing stability concerns.

Tokenomics: Filecoin’s tokenomics model struggles to maintain a healthy balance between supply and demand. The constant influx of new tokens into circulation could exert downward pressure on the price.

Competition: Established players like Arweave and Sia Network provide similar decentralized storage solutions, creating fierce competition for market share.

The Verdict: Still Too Early to Tell:

Filecoin’s future remains shrouded in uncertainty. While its underlying technology and addressable market hold immense potential, challenges regarding adoption, tokenomics, and competition pose significant hurdles. Whether Filecoin emerges as a sleeping giant awakened by innovation or a fallen angel succumbing to the harsh realities of the crypto market remains an open question. Only time will tell if Filecoin can navigate these challenges and fulfill its early promise of revolutionizing decentralized storage.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Please consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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[shkika]

thoughts on watcher if you've had time to play it?

im so happy you're here we welcome you!- rough wip

rambling in the tags about the dlc!

[transingthoseformers]

I need to think more about Cybertron's flora equivalents, I'll admit flora isn't my specialty but god the mechanical touch and alien factor is underutilized

[ergbolli45]

take me back to the ship wars... I'd rather be arguing with people screaming MY SHIP IS BETTER than with idiots claiming YOUR SHIP IS ILLEGAL whatever that means -_-

[yellllowstar]

slowly I'm recovering the beauty of discovery

(creature by half•alive)

(textless + timelapse below cut)

[bonefall]

Ok dude to a recent post of yours is have to know what other plants are sluts?

Rhododendron is the QUEEN of sluts. It will not STOP. Uprooting this fast-growing monstrosity is dick and half a ball because it has strong roots and woody stems; UK conservationists hate this stuff.

The most monstrous slut, Colonel War Crimes of the slut kingdom, is Giant Hogweed. Not ONLY is it voracious, not only is it huge, but this plant is NOXIOUS. You have to sequester it off when you see it and eradicate it in PPE. Actively dangerous just to stand around.

Other sluts are sitka spruces, mile-a-minuteweed, japanese honeysuckle, skunk cabbage... very aggressive invaders. The UK is under seige with invasive species since the island is REALLY unique in its soil chemistry. Once you deacidify it, you have a hard time fixing that.

[vampirecatprince]

People are sitting here arguing over what the definition of a Tumblr Sexyman is...

I've always thought that it was a character who was generally considered attractive on Tumblr, but if you were to show a picture of them to a normie and call them hot, said normie would just get very confused?

[dubylou-draws]

*Aggrieved pufferfish noises*

[Translators note: "You’re always whining about not wanting to go to work, you’re always hitting on girls, and you snore SO loud!"]

(no, I don't know what a pufferfish sounds like either)

____

Merman Zenitsu and pufferfish Chuntaro!

I was backing up some files earlier, and stumbled across this dumb AU doodle from a few years ago. Seemed appropriate to colour it with watercolours!

Cute little Chuntaro is a prickly pufferfish in this AU... but that raises the question: what marine species would the rest of the corps use to communicate underwater?

Swordfish are extremely fast swimmers, have convenient weapons/ letter clips stuck to their faces, excellent eyesight, are highly migratory loners with a massive range, and... ugh, fine. They're the obvious choice, aren't they?

Most members of the seaman slayer corps use swordfish.

Further fishy ideas beneath the cut:

Tanjirou:

My first instinct is to say sunfish, but the mental image of one of those massive creatures drifting menacingly behind him at all times is just too ridiculous.

And yet... somehow it makes perfect sense? A gentle giant that acts like a shield, patiently sheltering his sister from the sun whenever they travel near the surface.

Shinobu/ Kanao/Kanae: Butterfly fish, of course! All with polite and graceful personalities.

Shinobu fights using a variety of marine animal venoms including stonefish. Stonefish stings are treated with the applicaton of heat to denature proteins in the venom... so if Douma's an ice guy in this AU too, he's in for a rough time.

Inosuke: Briefly had a cute little pigfish, but he ate it within a day. Now he just has a regular corps- assigned swordfish. They're also tasty, apparently... if only he could catch it!

Tengen: Really wanted a Fireworks fish/ some other absurdly flamboyant tropical fish. Instead, he was assigned a bland- looking, tiny little fish that's well- suited to stealth missions.

It's been thoroughly ✨bedazzled✨by now and loves him. The most popular family member by far. Very plump and spoilt.

Gyomei: Green humphead parrotfish. These guys are massive, pretty docile, and spend most of their time crunching through rock- hard coral with big teeth to scrape off yummy algae, pooping out the rest as sand. They are cleaners that are instrumental in maintaining the health of coral reef ecosystems.

Gyomei's parrotfish is no exception; however, it used to be an insatiable glutton, to the point of destroying the coral reef it once resided in and being ostracised by its peers as a result. Wracked with guilt and with nowhere else to go, it received an invitation to serve in the corps. Its new master helped it learn self control.

Rengoku: There's no shortage of bold, flame- coloured fish species out there... but I reckon this guy just has the same generic swordfish species assigned to the rest of the corps. The only difference being that his used to be his father's loyal companion, and it's aged a bit, so it's not as speedy as it once was. It should've retired years ago, but refuses to abandon its self- imposed duty of keeping its master's son on the right path.

Was a rebellious playboy in its youth. Now it's a straight- laced military type, follows corps rules to the letter. Doesn't trust that slimy sea slug Nezuko one bit.

Sanemi: SAILFISH, hands down. Aggressive, vaguely wind- themed predator, and the fastest swimmer in the ocean. Both of them are pretty smug about that last point.

Genya: An archerfish would make sense thematically... but again, Genya just seems like another corps- assigned swordfish kinda guy to me? He definitely has a pet snapping turtle though. It's very small, and VERY grumpy.

Muchiro: A sweet natured blue- ringed octopus who wants nothing more than to be friends, but suffers from crippling social anxiety that makes it seem aloof and unapproachable.

Everyone is TERRIFIED of it except Tengen, who thinks it's flamboyant as heck, and Shinobu, who is simultaneously obsessed with it and wants to stab it dead.

Muchiro just ignores it, for the most part.

(Giyuu can relate).

Mitsuri: Blobfish lacking in self- confidence. Mitsuri thinks it's cute, and is absolutely correct in her opinion. Accepts cuddles from Mitsuri and Obanai only, and blushes at compliments. It's also insanely flexible, just like its master. Copes well under high pressure!

Giyuu: This man has a manta ray, no doubt about it. A creature of few words with a serene and peaceful disposition... yet inexplicably a huge social magnet that effortlessly draws everyone's attention (away from Giyuu). Especially popular with young merchildren, whom it often allows to ride on its back. Holds a deep respect for both its master and Urokodaki (who has a manta ray too, by the way).

Obanai: Had the toughest time deciding this one. A striped beakfish would match his colour scheme perfectly, but... I just don't think it suits him. A striped marlin, maybe? Anyone with more ideas, let me know!

Kaburamaru is a sea snake, obviously. A black- banded sea krait.

[benotafraid111]

Grief is a powerful feeling.

I never realized how many types of grief exist.

Like the grief you feel for someone who is still alive.

Or the idea of a person who revealed themselves to be different than how you imagined them to be.

Or your former self.

Or the love you never got.

[assortedvillainvault]

"#...though everything in me wants to analyse the intersection of power and species in this film I must grit my teeth and acknowledge it is#Not That Deep and british ecology will have no meaning in a fun little film adaptation from the 50's"

No, please keep talking. This is the shit I live for! Okay, we know the truth is that is makes zero sense, but trying to make sense of it sounds very fun.

My own tuppence worth on the subject is just noting that the film would have taken place only about 100 years after the Norman invasion, which presumably in this Disney animal 'verse means that lions and other non-native predators would have been in every major position of power for all of living memory. It makes me wonder if Marian being a fox could mean she was descended from and Anglo-Saxon noble line that was deposed by the Normans. This could then add to the reading of invasive species (the rich and nobility) harming the entire ecosystem of society by over-exploiting native species.

So we have a story of the trickster non-apex predator who fits into this ecosystem, who belongs there due to having a place in the multi-species (multicultural) society versus the invasive apex predator who is a symbol of royalty, divinely appointed, and yet he is very much not a real part of this community he would nevertheless rule.

As a Brit, it's pretty reflective of how the nobility of the UK still works nigh on 900 years on. It's not anti-immigrant (see the bloody tortoise character, which is definitely a non-native species) but I read it as a condemnation of people with power and status who are so removed from the common people they rule that they may as well be of another species from another continent.

King Richard returning at the end kind of undercuts this reading, though, so I am definitely trying to shove my anti-monarchist views into a narrative not made to accommodate them.

Anyway, please share your thoughts on this, I need someone else to go way too deep into things with!

@the-phony-king-of-england

You are both wonderful, terrible enablers and I adore you.

Honestly Lancre you've pretty much nailed the historical implications I was trying to articulate in my own brain - that of the rich being animals that do not suit the area they're occupying.

Be warned I'm going to expand on this via an ecological wandering ramble below with no clear conclusion, so yay???

This. Gets. LONG.

(Also I'm shaking hands with you tightly, Brit for Brit on monarchial views here)

Aight ok. Basics first.

The Disney 70's (not 50's, my bad) Robin Hood is a loose adaptation of various folktales regarding Robin of Sherwood, who's tales originate at earliest, from the 1100's, and stretch to the 1500's. Robin as a singular figue never likely existed as just one person, and instead is a conglomerate of various daring, altruistic thief figures of semi-dubious origin. Dubious because this is medieval England and there ain't much to do but get piss drunk and swap tales around the pub fireplace, so there's always an element of inaccuracy and exaggeration for entertainment.

The setting of the story takes place in the city of Nottingham, and the surrounding Sherwood Forest. Both of which still obviously exist, though Nottingham is obviously MUCH larger than it was, and the forest has been reduced to mostly pine plantations and scattered ancient remnants of the original woodland.

There's no map for the medieval borders of the forest becuase officials were relying on collective memory and physially walking around the wood occasionally to demark it's location, but guesstimates would move he green area on the left image to encompass Nottigham and widen the forest eastwards a bit too.

The above reduction in size makes me smad, but that's beside the point. Sherwood in all it's medieval 100,000 acres was a royal wood - permissible to hunt in ONLY for the King and his fave besties. This is a point I'll come back to later. There was 1 (ONE) road to london south through it, and that road was prime time for Robin & co. to do as they do best, as we see in the opening scenes of Disney's adaptation.

The disney adaptation uses anthropomorphic animals to depict the typical robin hood story.

This is where my little conservation-masters-equivalent-certificate having bum starts to get it's knickers in a twist.

Like. I get it. On a folklore and symbolism level, the basic animals make sense. Robin is a red fox, a figure in British folklore often associated with cunning, trickery and swiftness - making him a perfect rackish protagonist, an outlaw with a heart of gold. Foxes are known to steal, and adapt very well to both modern urban environments and the medieval woodlands and fields. Brilliant choice, no notes.

John.

...John.

*deep sigh*

I KNOW. Our national animal and symbol for royalty is a lion. I KNOW. John and Richard being lions is a direct tie in to the lion coat of arms of the Duchy of Aquitaine, one of the ruling families to invade as part of the norman invasion. John even speaks french on occasion in the film, and directly refers to it as 'the norman' way! I GET IT.

That we have not had any lions, much less the african lion alive today, living on our island since the last glaciation period is something I'm still bitterly annoyed about, but whatever. It's fine.

That this also implies that Normandy, aka modern France, has a thriving population of lions running about in some fusion of french temperate flats and the kenyan savannah is something I just have to grit my teeth and nod about, but WHATEVER IT'S F I N E -

*Insert aggressive bardcore accordion music here*

Ugh. Moving on.

Ecologically, and story wise, it would make most sense for the denizens of Nottingham to be anthropomorphised as animals native to the region. And for the most part this holds up. We have the rabbit family, the mice, the owls, blacksmith dog, the singing rooster and Lady Cluck the Chicken, who has my WHOLE heart in this film. Friar Tuck is allegedgly a badger...

...which I doubt, but I'll allow it I guess. (I would prefer the black & white be actually depicted, and for the man to have claws. Let him have his claws he deserves them.)

Then...we have Little John.

British ecology is famous as being incredibly lacking in the modern day, due to a combination of land management changes, hunting, climate change and our being an island nation. All our major carnivores are extinct, and have been for a long time.

John is a brown bear.

Brown bears have been extinct in Britian for over 1000 years.

Even at the earliest possible time of the film, brown bears will have been dead for 200 years. John's existence should have been something almost goddamn-messiah like in this film. Last of the giants type stuff. I'd love for Lancrew's above point of large british animals to have been defeated 100 years prior by Norman invading lions (deeeeeeeep sigh) to hold up here and have John be a last descendant of nobility. He's a common man in all the legends, but it would be a great addition to how he schmoozed John at the archery tournament.

Looking at Johns forces now instead...

...what the FUCK is going on.

This, I GUESS, is an easy hand wavy way to visualise bad guys vs good guys. Cute forest critters vs afro-french (DEEP SIGH) mega herbivores & carnivores shows an obvious power inbalance between the local animals and Johns forces, and explains why the townsfolk can't rise up on their own. Rabbits aren't exactly going to do much against halberd weilding plate armoured legions of Rhinoceros.

BUT GOD ALMIGHTY WE COULD HAVE TRIED FOR EUROPEAN FAUNA, AT LEAST A LITTLE BIT???

Easy stuff first. Sir Hiss looks about 1, maybe 1.5 meters long, is green, and has no allusion to venom in the film. I've got him down as a grass snake, our largest species. Excellent. No notes.

The wolves are also easy. Wolves didn't go exinct in England until the 1500's, and alledgedly survived in Scotland until the 1700's. While I personally dislike the depiction of wolves as purely villainous in media, here the Sheriff and his men are the perfect foils to Robin. A larger canine species, moving in packs and hunting him in his own woods (that he's SQUATTING IN, because the woods are owned by John and the crown!), and exempliying the selfishness of the crown by having the Sheriff be dressed in bright colours, with fashionable sleeves while the townsfolk are in rags.

Also aside from the Friar, who is fat in every depsiction of the story, the Sherriff is noticably overweight compared to his men and the pallid, sickly looking townsfolk. The fact his clothes fit him when he's a body type almost no-one else has is a great further subtle show of proof that he's living indulgently and comfortably in his life of active cruelty enforcing John's will, and has no intention of stopping.

His other soldiers....

...ok. Since Lady Cluck - a chicken - is half the size of brown bear little John, there's some leeway for size. The vultures I think could feasably have been ravens, magpies or crows: still a little subtly morbid still, fitting for guards. Or maybe storks or herons, or even seagulls! To keep the silly antics and mean streak.

I- look. The rhino's are the main kind of guard featured. They're big, they're strong, they're imposing to look at and occasionally bumbling.

European Bison were RIGHT THERE.

Pigs and wild boar are depicted as background characters in a couple of scenes. do. Do you have ANY idea how large wild boar can be? Especially 500+years ago?! These things FUCKED. And they actively fucked you up when they wanted to. This wouldn't even be a case of british animals being wiped out in the wars - these things were prevalent all over Europe!

WHERE ARE THE DEER. The penultimate prey species for large cats?????? Not a single goddamn doe or stag have I seen in this film?? Sherwood Forest was a DEER HUNTING FOREST?! Not even as soldiers, Robin should have been able to help anthropo-medieval Bambi away from the wolves at least once.

I am not going to even fucking talk about the crocodile. Madam, in whose climate? We can barely keep 3 species of finger-length lizard alive through our wet, cold, windy climate, howmst the FUCK-

My only course of action is to admit that at some point in this universes timeline: There rose a kingdom of immense power in East Africa that has since, over many generations, colonised northwards and subjugated/wiped out European ecosystems. They reached the british isles around the medieval period, and now thanks to Prince John and Sir Hiss hypnotising King Richard, they are continuing expansion eastward via the crusades.

The vultures are there to eat the carcasses of the conquered nations armies. There. Evil as fuck but also exonomical.

Do Not Speak to Me About The Raccoons.

As far as I'm concerned these are oddly coloured red squirrels.

I hope you enjoyed this absolutely insane spiel of nonsense.

[libraryspectre]

Just had a dream that the apocalypse was ongoing and no extant organisms would be able to survive and the extinction was beginning as I stood around a crater with a bunch of faeries/elves/nature spirit types and we watched as the next stage of evolution, the only organism that would survive the coming times, took root. It was of course some kind of mutated fungus.

[freyjaofthenorth]

you see all these deep genshin lore analysis pieces and yet none of them are asking the real questions:

why are there plants deep in the caves and why are they green???

[girlonthelasttrain]

I do not mean to make fun of one tumblr user in particular but urls like "alicentdupointedulac" & similar are proof that this website just keeps reinventing superwholock over and over

[beeapocalypse]

apparently sea lions will float on their backs w their flippers sticking out of the water in order to thermoregulate (real thin skin+a ton of veins there allowing for them to either warm up real quick in the sun or to cool down when held up into the wind). very cute

[sandhri123]

 Why 3 Wheeler Genuine Parts Exporters Are Driving Global Automotive Reliability

Discover how leading 3 Wheeler Genuine Parts Exporters support global mobility with high-quality components. Explore industry trends, challenges, and how Sandhri Associates stands out in this growing market.

Table of Contents

Introduction

What Does a 3 Wheeler Genuine Parts Exporter Do?

Why Genuine 3 Wheeler Parts Matter

Global Trends Shaping the 3 Wheeler Parts Market

Common Challenges in the 3 Wheeler Spare Parts Export Industry

How Sandhri Associates Delivers Consistent Value

Expert Tips for Buying or Exporting 3 Wheeler Spare Parts

Conclusion

1. Introduction

Three-wheelers—popularly known as auto-rickshaws, tuk-tuks, or tricycles—are essential for last-mile transport in many countries across Asia, Africa, and Latin America. But their reliability depends heavily on one critical factor: genuine spare parts.

As demand for durable 3 wheelers grows globally, so too does the need for reliable exporters of genuine 3 wheeler parts. This article explores the vital role of these exporters and highlights how Sandhri Associates is setting the benchmark in this niche yet impactful industry.

2. What Does a 3 Wheeler Genuine Parts Exporter Do?

A 3 Wheeler Genuine Parts Exporter supplies authentic spare parts manufactured to OEM standards for international markets. These parts include:

Engines and transmission systems

Brake pads and suspension units

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Exporters ensure these parts meet the destination country’s technical requirements and certifications. A trustworthy exporter will also manage packaging, logistics, customs documentation, and after-sales support.

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4. Global Trends Shaping the 3 Wheeler Parts Market

🌍 A. International Expansion of 3 Wheeler Use

According to Allied Market Research, the global three-wheeler market is projected to reach $13.73 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 10.5%. Growth is driven by:

Urban congestion

Demand for affordable public transport

The rise of electric 3 wheelers

This surge increases the need for reliable 3 wheeler spare parts exporters.

⚡ B. Electrification of the Fleet

Electric three-wheelers are becoming popular, especially in India, Bangladesh, and Kenya. Exporters must now provide components like:

Electric motors

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Digital marketplaces like Alibaba, IndiaMART, and AutoPartsAsia have made global sourcing more efficient. Exporters are adopting online cataloging, inventory systems, and 24/7 customer service to stay competitive.

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Fleet operators and government contractors increasingly ask for certified exporters with:

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5. Common Challenges in the 3 Wheeler Spare Parts Export Industry

Despite strong demand, the industry faces several challenges:

1. Counterfeit Parts

The rise of fake or low-quality components undermines customer trust. These parts often fail prematurely and can damage vehicles.

2. Customs and Compliance

Each country has different regulations for vehicle imports. Exporters must ensure documentation, tariffs, and certifications are all in order.

3. Supply Chain Disruptions

COVID-19, shipping container shortages, and political instability have all strained international logistics. Reliability in delivery has become a major differentiator.

4. Product Mismatch

Some exporters provide generic parts that don’t fit all models. This results in poor vehicle performance and customer dissatisfaction.

6. How Sandhri Associates Delivers Consistent Value

Sandhri Associates is a trusted 3 wheeler spare parts exporter, operating in over 20 countries across the globe. Here's why they stand out:

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7. Expert Tips for Buying or Exporting 3 Wheeler Spare Parts

Whether you're a fleet operator or aspiring exporter, keep these expert insights in mind:

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✔️ Stay Informed About EV Shifts

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8. Conclusion

The global mobility landscape continues to evolve—and with it, the critical role of 3 wheeler genuine parts exporters. From supporting urban transport systems to enabling low-cost logistics in rural areas, these parts ensure millions of vehicles stay roadworthy.

Amid this dynamic environment, Sandhri Associates stands as a beacon of trust, consistency, and quality. With over two decades of experience, their contribution to the 3 wheeler ecosystem is both impactful and inspiring.

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[positivelyghastly]

Just in case tumblr does go up in flames, I’m on instagram as @/cobwebmuseum and @/knave.of.swords and I have a pillowfort account under positivelyghastly as well, but be warned the only posts there are two very bad nsfw drawings I did a while back lmao

Mutuals, my discord is always available to you if you’d like it whether we talk or not🖤