
Dan Finlay, co-founder of MetaMask, has launched two memecoins named 'Consent' on the Base and Solana blockchain platforms. The 'Consent' token on Solana has reportedly achieved a higher market value and trading volume compared to its counterpart on Base, potentially due to user engagement factors. In a separate transaction, Finlay bought into the 'Consent' token on Base for 1 Ether but is currently facing a loss of $1,000 on that investment. The launch has sparked discussions about the implications of such tokens in the Web3 space, particularly concerning issues of consent and investor trust. The tokens, including a variant called 'I Don’t Consent,' briefly saw their combined value exceed $100,000, leading to concerns about the lack of structure and investor expectations in the memecoin market.
METAMASK CO-FOUNDER REVEALS WEB3’S CONSENT MESS So, Dan Finlay from MetaMask dropped two memecoins—"Consent" on Ethereum and "I Don't Consent" on Solana—and things got wild. The tokens' value shot up to over $100K for a hot minute, but with zero structure, it led to chaos.… https://t.co/2egoctFftJ
METAMASK CO-FOUNDER EXPOSES WEB3 CONSENT FLAWS MetaMask co-founder Dan Finlay’s memecoin experiment on Ethereum and Solana highlights serious issues of consent, trust, and investor expectations in Web3. The experiment, involving tokens like "Consent" and "I Don't Consent,"… https://t.co/lPX7kajwVu
seems an artist with 600k+ has fully embraced memecoins on main when nfts were hot a nice litmus test was whether brands did their crypto stuff on alts / a “web3 division,” or on main https://t.co/X9Nl7ZZttM





