- make muni - buy a house in nature - get wifey and doggo - live in peace

nfts are as easy to trade as any other tokens, yet, bored apes manage to mess it up somehow…

the biggest psyops of this cycle is that every single company shows this pie chart of how much they are giving to the community but NOT A SINGLE one has given a second airdrop or any other incentives. this is the founders' equivalent of an nft roadmap hyperliquid

opensea pumpfun scroll celestia have precisely ONE shot to win back the goodwill of crypto and that's with the juiciest of all airdrops. it's a risk because there is a 50% chance that ppl will just dump your token but if you don't do it there is a 95% chance you won't make it

if you are trying to build a team purely based on skills and performance, it will prob be 90% indian and chinese and 98% male and under 40 on average i would say that women are BETTER employees than men, but at the tail end of high performers, it’s almost exclusively men

hear me out: L2 treasury company top portfolio holdings: scroll, starknet, blast + celestia

a 8-year old @DancingEddie_ in the wild (ca 1998)

"mom, why can’t the other kids have sauce on their spagetti and we drink the water in which you boil the pasta in for dinner?" "don’t worry, kid, one day your father’s investments in vc backed, cryptographic infrastructure tokens like celestia or monad will make a comeback"

we need to stop listening to relatives of elected officials society gives too much attention to random people due to their connection to actually important people you know who i like as a first lady? melania. i like her bc she knows her place. no one elected her, she is the wife of the elected president. ‘s all good, just do your thing but don’t lecture us the worst was michelle obama. random woman who had a huge platform that was not earned but given to her for free. it’s like paying forca tennis coach and suddenly his wife is also there giving unqualified advice on how to serve and volley quit yo hollarin’ woman and go worry about your own family

for a long time two of my biggest positions in crypto have been: Bitcoin ($118k) Punks ($180k) bitcoins and punks are the two most expensive assets in crypto. yes, individual nfts might be more expensive, but i wouldn't call them an asset per se. do you notice something about these two assets? they are NOT a play on technology. bitcoin is the oldest and slowest blockchain and punks are the oldest and least sophisticated NFTs (they aren't even erc721) to me, the race for "better, faster tech" is a race to the bottom. blockchains are a technology and technology ALWAYS behaves in the same way: it gets better, faster, cheaper over time today's blockchains are much more performant than the chains from 5 years ago and the chains in 5 years will ALL be faster, better,cheaper than SOL, sui and ...monad (lol) technology will always become obsolete which is why i don't bet on technology in the LONG TERM, but on CONTENT, bc content can survive. music from beethoven, mozart and all other artists are content and they are still thriving today while the instruments, CDs and devices they were recorded on are all obsolete. bitcoin is the worst blockchain in terms of tech. yet, it commands a 61% share of the entire market. punks are a badly executed nfts, yet, you cannot buy one for less than $180k in the short term, altcoins will most likely outperform these two, but it's just speculation. if you want to have an easy life without checking charts or twitter, just stick to the fundamentals