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When financial protocols are transparent, you get less of an edge by being an insider and more of an edge by being diligent.

The stress of careful investing is nothing compared to the stress of massive losses.

I am actually starting to imagine ways crypto can help people make useful transactions beyond financially nihilistic games of hot potato.

Bear market trauma’s got me terrified to entertain such thoughts.

We are moments away from 3 trillion...

The biggest reason we resent the rich getting richer is because we can’t play along.

Financial inclusion, achieved through technological tools and regulatory reform, fixes this.

With regulatory reform imminent, fee switches for tokens will start lighting up like Christmas trees.

Contrarian investing requires you to get into things that are unpopular in the monent.

Do you want to be popular now or do you want to be rich later?

If you ever feel like you just got lucky with good investments and you somehow don’t really deserve your gains, remember that some people were born rich.

They got a lot luckier than you.

Invest when you see the potential.

Divest when everyone else does.

A pretty woman who can judiciously use cosmetic surgery is like a wealthy man who can judiciously make risky investments.

Both stand a decent chance of enhancing their assets without getting rekt.

Contrarian investing requires you to enter when the scene is toxic and exit when the scene is inclusive.

Investing in what's best for you requires both market knowledge and self-knowledge.

The best investment in the world might be terrible for your time horizon and liquidity requirements.

Invest in what’s best for you.

Suicidal thoughts are just a cost of doing business.

https://x.com/SplitCapital/status/1839568870706925701

Between recession fears and wealth inequality, the world will continue down a path of desperate degeneracy.

Businesses along that path will thrive: entertainment, vices, financial services.

Remember Evergrande?

Two things I’ve learned in investing:

1. Don’t fight the Fed.
2. Don’t fight BlackRock.

The greatest investment opportunities lie where the story we tell ourselves about the value of things is a lie.

Silver- Samsung battery breakthrough

“Samsung has developed a new solid-state battery. The inclusion of silver as a key component, combined with the increasing demand for electric vehicles, means that demand for the grey metal will soon increase.”

https://www.kitco.com/news/article/2024-08-19/silver-set-soar-samsungs-solid-state-battery-breakthrough-analysts

did you even read the white paper

While I do believe, like most of us in the crypto industry, that Web3 is going to transform a host of industries and provide gigantic opportunities for investors. It is IMPERATIVE that you, as an investor, realize that the best way to make sure you make money is to be defensive with your hard earned cash.

Take risks, but make sure your risks are calculated and not wanton.

Spend more time researching projects, narratives, and macroeconomics before investing more than 25% of your net worth into crypto.

And never let the crowd shake you out of your strategy if you have confidence in it.

BlackRock just filed for a fund with a target date of *2070*.

The world’s largest asset manager is targeting younger and younger investors.

Just woke up. US positions -0.5%

Feeling like Buffet

My investment funds are not very fun to look at today. HODL.

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