What is @inversebrah?
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Most dedicated ‘Crypto Twitter’ users have likely encountered the short and enigmatic reply ‘@inversebrah.’ There’s also a good chance that many have no idea what it means. Is it an account name, a saying, or an incantation? What’s supposed to happen after the reply? Who started the trend in the first place? According to Vitalik Buterin, inversebrah is the funny polar opposite of ‘honorable intellectual.’ Understanding what this tag means, in all its wonderful incarnations, will instantly make your X (formerly Twitter) experience more enjoyable. It all begins with the wassie — the cartoon creature in inversebrah’s X profile. Its lore is deep and rich. The wassie remembers Almost everyone has seen a wassie meme. Like the pepe, wassies are frog-like. However, unlike the ‘feels good man’ anthropomorphized stoner, wassies are a frog-platypus hybrid. The small and endearing character boasts a radioactive origin story (much like Godzilla), is branded with a crescent moon on its chest, and occasionally sports a red McDonald’s baseball cap. Wassies are branded with a crescent moon and occasionally wear a red McDonald’s baseball cap. Anyone can keep a wassie as a pet, or ‘collec’ them as a source of food. Recipes include raw or cooked as soup or ragu according to an entertaining UrbanDictionary post. Wassies perish around two weeks in the wild or live out their maximum lifespan of 40 days inside a refrigerator. Their natural predators are cats — ‘hamcats,’ to be precise. Wassies share powers — especially their fantastic memories of Crypto Twitter — and there might be an infinite number of them. Often, wassies die not by natural causes but by comical accidents. They then quickly reincarnate, retaining all memories except their pre-death moments. The wassie is summoned when something interesting happens on ct — klondike (@GrennHouseGas) January 6, 2021 The…
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