You people fudding the thesis area on every coin with $50 are hilarious, you only hurt your investment by doing so. If you like the project, you post positive thesis about it. If you don’t, you sell and move on.
Bullish on this 1, tried reposting other nicely written thesis but fomo won’t show it to feed; check top fomo holder thesis it will all make sense . Once this gets some more attention it will pop hard imo
I think some of you might be underestimating who Kenneth Reitz actually is.
Since Kenneth is supporting a community coin, I decided to dig into his background a bit more.
For those unfamiliar, Kenneth Reitz is the original creator of Requests, one of the most widely used Python libraries in the world.
He started building Requests around 2010–2011, and it completely changed how Python developers interact with websites, APIs, and HTTP services.
Before Requests, even making a simple HTTP request in Python was unnecessarily complicated. Kenneth made the whole process much easier.
Look at the actual numbers.
Requests download stats:
• Last recorded day: 52.81 million downloads
• Last 7 days: 323.77 million downloads
• Last 30 days: ~1.29 billion downloads
And on GitHub:
• 54K+ stars
• 10K+ forks
• 4M+ repositories depending on Requests, according to its GitHub README.
That’s an insane level of adoption for an open-source library.
Kenneth contributions don’t stop there either.
He also created or worked on projects like Pipenv, httpbin, Records, Maya, and other Python developer tools.
He’s been building software for over 15 years. This isn’t someone who suddenly showed up during the AI or memecoin meta.
And here’s what I find interesting.
A developer with this kind of background is now engaging with a community coin.
The person behind Requests has a real track record, and that makes his involvement worth paying attention to.
Just sharing what I found. DYOR.
Requests Download Statistics:
https://pepy.tech/project/requests
https://pypistats.org/packages/requests
Requests Official GitHub:
https://github.com/psf/requests
Kenneth Reitz Official Website:
https://kennethreitz.org
Pipenv:
https://github.com/pypa/pipenv
httpbin:
https://github.com/psf/httpbin
Requests Documentation:
https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
