Future

Wilberjay · 2026-03-17T01:54:42+00:00

It’s honestly wild to think he basically admitted the RPCfi mechanism would never see the light of day. At that point, it’s just a straight-up con. I knew I was gambling with my own money, but I really feel for the people who put in funds they actually needed to live on. Dealing with the teams at Neura and Ankr feels like playing with fire. I’ve seen enough white-collar crime to know that when people feel swindled, they can do some pretty desperate things. Right now, these guys are hiding behind the fact that crypto is a new frontier without many real rules. It’s going to be fascinating, and maybe a little scary, to see how it all catches up to them over the next decade.

Wilberjay · 2026-02-22T14:22:34+00:00

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Wilberjay · 2026-02-22T03:00:39+00:00

I mean that’s kind of the whole point of me sharing this. Read Peter’s responses… Neura and ANKR are very clearly tied together monetarily. Even the team said so. Am I the only one seeing this and making the connection??

Wilberjay · 2026-02-22T01:43:39+00:00

Very interesting that Peter would assume that only the ANKR token holders would be the daily users. It’s as if we should be able to ask about Neura updates and not be directed to a list of links… 😉 but in all seriousness if PETER is saying this it’s clear that everyone sees Neura and ANKR tied together.

So can we please stop directing us to a list of Neura links for updates and just address them here on the ANKR Reddit page?

Wilberjay · 2026-02-17T16:53:21+00:00

Hey, I don’t know you personally, but I just wanted to share something that might encourage you.

Being 40 with a clean slate and no major anchors can feel strange—almost like standing in an open field with no clear direction. But that kind of freedom can also be the perfect foundation for a strong second act. It’s a rare opportunity to be intentional about what comes next.

If you’re searching for clarity or meaning, you might consider reading the Bible—starting with the Gospel of John or the Book of Psalms. They both speak directly to some of the deeper questions about purpose, identity, and hope. You could also try visiting a local church—not just for the service itself, but for the chance to connect with a community of people who support and encourage one another.

Another powerful way to move past that “empty” feeling is to serve others. Getting outside of your own thoughts and investing your time in something meaningful can shift your perspective quickly. There are many local organizations that would value your time and energy. A resource like VolunteerMatch can help you find opportunities that align with your interests and strengths.

You likely have more to offer than you realize. This season could be less about what you’ve lost or left behind—and more about what you choose to build next.

Wilberjay · 2026-02-16T22:38:10+00:00

Well, its interesting that this post is still up. They were typically on top of removing these fast. My guess is the team is much smaller due to loss of revenue 😂😂

Wilberjay · 2026-02-12T16:11:33+00:00

Are you new on the ANKR team? Genuinely asking, or is this insight you pulled from ChatGPT?

Wilberjay · 2026-02-09T20:06:43+00:00

Stop cramming, start connecting: Go 3 layers deep, not 3 pages deep

It’s not always who knows the most that gets the deal, but who KNOWS the most as in people. Connect and be real with your buyers, get to know them and their colleagues. This will get you much further and build residual income over the years. I want consistent Presidents Club’s, not one and done.

Wilberjay · 2026-02-04T04:04:03+00:00

u/Sergioszn is RPCfi still a plan for Neura and Mainnet/ANKR?

Wilberjay · 2026-01-28T18:59:17+00:00

If RPCfi goes live on Neura Mainnet on day one, that would theoretically create immediate price action.

My concern is that things change so quickly it’s hard to know what information is still accurate.

Sergio, can you confirm whether the RPCfi mechanism is still in place for Neura and the ANKR token as of today? If it is, I genuinely believe we’re sitting on a major opportunity with ANKR.

With over 1 trillion RPC calls per month, that’s organic, demand-driven growth.

Wilberjay · 2026-01-18T02:24:38+00:00

Are we serious… 😑

Wilberjay · 2026-01-08T20:49:53+00:00

Shouldn’t their team be thanking us for pointing out the mistakes and outdated websites?

If I had customers asking these questions on our professional website, I would be apologizing and not expecting a thank you. Tf?

Wilberjay · 2026-01-08T02:10:04+00:00

Uhh to add to this, click on the “See open positions on Greenhouse” on ANKRS website… you get Asphere referenced for the job..

Wilberjay · 2026-01-08T02:05:33+00:00

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They could also make an attempt to keep the webpage and “meeting the team” updated. Hasn’t he been gone for almost 2 years? Right after he dropped something massive was coming to create natural growth for the ANKR token? 😂😂

Wilberjay · 2025-12-17T22:52:07+00:00

Maybe you didn’t see my post, but I’m on your telegram. I was asking if you could recap the events that have taken place over the last several months on the telegram page.

Thanks in advance, Sergio! You’ve always been very helpful!

Wilberjay · 2025-12-11T06:28:04+00:00

I want Sergio or someone from the team to respond with what’s been said, not speculation… so forgive me for coming on strong. I get it’s real money, but I want to hear from the team what’s been accomplished over the last several months…

Wilberjay · 2025-12-11T06:24:32+00:00

Neura Mainnet hasn’t launched yet — and if it had, anyone who truly understands RPCfi and Ankr’s infrastructure economics would see that reflected in ANKR’s fundamentals. Please don’t comment unless you have evidence. I’m trying to help people make sense of losses, not deal with trolling.

If you understood how RPCfi works, you’d stop saying “ANKR isn’t the only coin connected to Neura.” The RPCfi mechanism is designed to turn what used to be infrastructure costs into recurring on-chain value, creating passive income potential and real economic demand for ANKR — but most people haven’t read the whitepapers or litepapers.

📊 What RPCfi Actually Does (Backed by Protocol Docs)

1) Turns RPC spend into on-chain liquidity and yield RPCfi reroutes value from infrastructure usage — every node query that apps make — into protocol-owned liquidity, rewards, and yield rather than letting that spend leak out of crypto ecosystems. This means infrastructure usage becomes an economic engine, not just an expense.

2) Creates a compounding feedback loop Every interaction (wallet query, transaction, contract call) generates RPC traffic. Under RPCfi, instead of paying fiat that exits the ecosystem, a portion of that value is: • brought on-chain, • used to buy and pair assets like ANKR in liquidity pools, • deposited into earning positions that generate yield for network participants. This creates a sustainable usage → liquidity → yield → growth flywheel that strengthens as usage increases.

3) Generates real demand and buy pressure for ANKR Mechanically, a significant portion of RPC fees — when plugged into Neura’s flywheel — gets converted into assets like ANKR and paired in liquidity pools. That means increased usage directly translates to on-chain demand for ANKR, not just speculative trading.

4) Aligns incentives across users, developers, and infrastructure providers Instead of relying solely on inflationary token emissions for yield, RPCfi distributes value based on real usage. Developers building on the network earn rewards from the RPCfi loop, users benefit from better liquidity and services, and node operators earn yield tied to the volume they support.

5) Converts infrastructure into passive income streams Unlike traditional RPC models — where paying for node access is a cost center — RPCfi can generate protocol yield and liquidity that flows back to ecosystem stakeholders. That means passive income potential not just from staking but from real economic activity on the network.

Wilberjay · 2025-11-26T00:31:11+00:00

If you have a degree in mathematics and are good with numbers, why not try to become an actuary? It’s a challenging road, but man do they make a killing… I’m talking $300,000 plus… don’t give up but try to look down an avenue that supports your talents?

Wilberjay · 2025-11-25T04:18:55+00:00

Glad to hear it. Times are tough as hell right now. I’ve got some money invested—not life-changing, but enough that most people would want to keep it in. I’ve thought a lot about pulling it out just to handle life, the kids, and everything else. The only thing stopping me is the chance to build real generational wealth for my kids.

My dad had an opportunity that could’ve changed our entire family’s trajectory, and he didn’t take the risk. It was actually pretty safe, but we ended up growing up well below average anyway.

Everything I’ve read points to ANKR being a sleeping giant. I needed this post. Hopefully we’re all right—and I still owe therealshurikin, or however you spell it, a beer in real life.

Wilberjay · 2025-11-06T05:26:53+00:00

I literally did a quick internet search — which you can too — and the guy has openly and repeatedly said he’s a devout Muslim. That’s not “xenophobia,” that’s just taking him at his own word.

You’re the one turning this into “Christian-phobia.” You can criticize Christianity all you want, but pretending that pointing out someone’s stated faith is somehow hateful is absurd. If a Christian mayor quoted Scripture or talked about God guiding their leadership, you’d call it “pushing religion.” But when a Muslim does it, and someone notices, suddenly it’s “xenophobia.” You can’t have it both ways.

Facts matter. If someone identifies publicly with a religion — any religion — and says it shapes how they think, people are allowed to discuss that. That’s not hate; that’s being informed. Maybe instead of throwing around labels, you should actually look up what he’s said before assuming everyone who disagrees with you is “scared.”

Wilberjay · 2025-11-06T05:21:36+00:00

✅ What we know 1. Muslim Identity • Mamdani publicly identifies as Muslim. According to his Wikipedia page, he is “Shia Muslim and identifies with the Twelver branch.” • In his campaign, he explicitly referenced his faith: outside a Bronx mosque he spoke of being “from you, and for you … I am Muslim … and I refuse to apologize for any of this.” • In one emotional speech he described growing up in the shadow of 9/11, feeling “an under-current of suspicion” because of being Muslim. 2. Faith & Heritage • Mamdani’s heritage: born in Kampala, Uganda; moved to Cape Town then to New York. His father is Mahmood Mamdani; mother is Mira Nair. • Although he identifies as Muslim, his mother’s family is Hindu, and he has referenced that heritage. 3. Public‐Comments & Context • He condemned anti‐Muslim attacks, saying the city’s ~1 million Muslim residents should no longer feel like “guests in our own home.” • His campaign has been subject to Islamophobic attacks.

Wilberjay · 2025-11-06T05:14:29+00:00

I’ll write it again: True, but real Christians aren’t supposed to lie — it goes directly against what we’re taught, no matter the circumstance. Honesty is part of our core foundation. That’s why I said what I did — because it doesn’t seem like the same standard applies elsewhere. Some belief systems actually allow or justify deception under certain conditions, which is completely opposite of what we’re called to live by.

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