Being an investor I invest in founders. What does that mean? Channeling down it means I invest in the platform that founders are building, because I believe in the vision overall. And that has got tricky over years. Why? There are ways and tools for founders to build out platforms. NFTs, tokens, memes, traditional capital markets, etc. a founder can have setbacks at one of these, for example, NFTs get fucked in FP, but it doesn’t mean the overall platform gets fucked as he focuses on other tools to grow the platform. Obviously ideally he excels at everyone of them to amplify the growth on a high level. It would mean being an investor, you need to have the right alignment AT THE TOP LEVEL, or at EVERY LEVEL. 1) you either own % of the parent company. Like I invested in @Igloo so whatever built underlying, I get exposure to them. 2) for something like @Memeland, I need to get exposed not just to the token and NFT, but once @MemeStrategy was launched, I bought shares as well. As investors, you have to think deep, we can’t complain why one tool is down and just another tool is up, when all the founders care is to grow the platform. Just think deep on how you can get best exposed to what the founders are building, I.e the platform.

Talked to @spencer and thought abt this, and the platform he’s building.