The Solana Foundation rejected a widely criticized advertisement for being Anti-Queer on Monday night, almost nine hours after invoking cultural wars as a mechanism to boost the conference assistance.
The place now eliminated “America” in therapy. A human incarnation of the nation wants to desperately think of great technology, cryptography, space trips. But he can’t: his therapist wants it to be “concentrated in the pronouns” and in “reaching the new genres.”
“America, the numbers are not binary,” the therapist insists after reprimanding his “rational thought syndrome.” The United States finally adjusts and shouts: “I want to invent technologies, not genres.
That the Solana Foundation, a Swiss non -profit organization whose mission is to evangelize the Solana block chain, would resort to right -wing conversation points to promote its first United States conference caused immediate controversy. Some influential voices within Solanaland called him please; Others, offensives.
It is also a reversion for an organization that previously called diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) part of their “fundamental values” and insisted the attendees of their flagship event that show respect to others, regardless of gender.
A few weeks before President Donald Trump resumed the White House partly in a campaign against Trans, the Foundation held a conference in Singapore. The code of behavior of the event prohibited “verbal or physical intimidation” based on “gender”, “gender identity” or other traits of often grouped with Dei. He threatened offenders with expulsion and a prohibition of attending future events.
“The Solana Foundation is committed to the principles of diversity, equity, inclusion and respect,” said the code of conduct.
It is not clear if the advertising strategy of the Solana Foundation also foresees a change in its “central values.” COINDESK could not immediately locate the code of conduct for the next event. A representative of the Solana Foundation did not return a request for comments.
Anyway, the announcement threatened to push the cryptography more deeply in the partisan policy with which many in the industry feel comfortable.
The hug of the cryptography industry to President Trump had been a single -topic alignment exercise: Trump promised to embrace the cryptography, and the high industry rollers hugged him. The agreement has left room for the proponents to work with the Democrats too, and many have done.
That offer can begin to crumble if Crypto loses his apparently bipartisan brightness.
