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An OpenSea bug was exposed last night when a Gen 3 DCA was sold into a bid for 17.5 WETH.
The problem? The bid on Gen 3 DCA is 0.01 WETH. That WETH bid was for Fidenzas, which are on the same contract as Gen 3 DCA.
The bug has been patched and refunds will be submitted to anyone who lost money on this.
ht: @0xRodo
The problem? The bid on Gen 3 DCA is 0.01 WETH. That WETH bid was for Fidenzas, which are on the same contract as Gen 3 DCA.
The bug has been patched and refunds will be submitted to anyone who lost money on this.
ht: @0xRodo
Just claimed a fat Stimmy from @Moonberg_ai.
Somehow I was told I got $7500. No idea how or what to do to get it. But I'll take it?
Somehow I was told I got $7500. No idea how or what to do to get it. But I'll take it?
A month ago, public company SharpLink announced they were raising money at $6.15/share to buy ETH. The company is chaired by Joe Lubin (and Martin Shkreli is an investor). Stock pumped more than 10x to $75. Stock has since fallen 86%. I do think the treasury company premiums will all fade pretty quickly.
A month ago, public company SharpLink announced they were raising money at $6.15/share to buy ETH. They are backed by Martin Shkreli. Stock pumped more than 10x to $75. Stock has since fallen 86%. I do think the holding company premiums will all fade pretty quickly.
These bear markets seem to be getting shorter and shorter.
Today $CRCL hit a $68bn valuation, flipping the USDC $61.5bn NAV by 10%.
Market saying they're going to grow that NAV by a lot and find ways to profit off it.
Market saying they're going to grow that NAV by a lot and find ways to profit off it.
Regardless of your view of CRCL's valuation, one age-old lesson is clear from the past couple weeks. RTP.
Respect The Pump.
Respect The Pump.
This could be your last and final chance ever to get a full, complete, wholesome Bitcoin for less than $100,000.
Wow CRCL is the gift that keeps on giving.
I worked at Goldman Sachs for 8 years and then went to Uber and worked there for 7 years.
One of the biggest realizations I had when I got to tech was that people weren’t obsessed with money.
The contrast between my finance friends and literally everyone else was striking.
At Goldman, money was all anyone talked about. Money was the product. The clients were just about making money. There was nothing else.
When I would go back to hang out with my finance friends, all they wanted to know was how much money I was making and how much equity I had in Uber. No one else in my life did that. Just the finance guys.
Was weird. At Uber it simply wasn’t like that. People didn’t actually talk about money. People talked about the product, the business, the customers, the strategy.
Crypto can very much have both. The numbers are great for the dopamine hits. But it’s always important to find the things outside of the money, money, money vortex that give you path and motivation.
One of the biggest realizations I had when I got to tech was that people weren’t obsessed with money.
The contrast between my finance friends and literally everyone else was striking.
At Goldman, money was all anyone talked about. Money was the product. The clients were just about making money. There was nothing else.
When I would go back to hang out with my finance friends, all they wanted to know was how much money I was making and how much equity I had in Uber. No one else in my life did that. Just the finance guys.
Was weird. At Uber it simply wasn’t like that. People didn’t actually talk about money. People talked about the product, the business, the customers, the strategy.
Crypto can very much have both. The numbers are great for the dopamine hits. But it’s always important to find the things outside of the money, money, money vortex that give you path and motivation.
I worked at Goldman Sachs for 8 years and then went to Uber and worked there for 7 years.
One of the biggest realisations I had when I got to tech was that people weren’t obsessed with money.
It was more about the contrast. At Goldman, money was all anyone talked about. Money was the product. The clients were just about making money. There was nothing else.
When I would go back to hang out with my finance friends, all they wanted to know was how much money I was making and how much equity I had in Uber.
Was weird. At Uber it simply wasn’t like that. People didn’t actually talk about money. People talked about the product, the business, the customers, the strategy.
Crypto can very much have both. The numbers are great for the dopamine hits. But it’s always important to find the things outside of the money, money, money vortex that give you path and motivation.
One of the biggest realisations I had when I got to tech was that people weren’t obsessed with money.
It was more about the contrast. At Goldman, money was all anyone talked about. Money was the product. The clients were just about making money. There was nothing else.
When I would go back to hang out with my finance friends, all they wanted to know was how much money I was making and how much equity I had in Uber.
Was weird. At Uber it simply wasn’t like that. People didn’t actually talk about money. People talked about the product, the business, the customers, the strategy.
Crypto can very much have both. The numbers are great for the dopamine hits. But it’s always important to find the things outside of the money, money, money vortex that give you path and motivation.
What are the best explanations out there for why mining rewards shrinking substantially on BTC won't create a BTC security threat in the next 10-15 years?
The Bitcoin ETF run by BlackRock--IBIT--took 341 days to get to $70bn of assets under management.
That's the fastest any ETF in history has ever gotten to $70bn.
GLD--the gold ETF--took 1691 days when it launched 20 years ago.
That's the fastest any ETF in history has ever gotten to $70bn.
GLD--the gold ETF--took 1691 days when it launched 20 years ago.
1. Markets pump to new highs.
2. I say "man I really should be making more money given markets are at new highs"
3. I buy more.
👆 A 3-step tutorial on someone like me who is always buying the highs.
2. I say "man I really should be making more money given markets are at new highs"
3. I buy more.
👆 A 3-step tutorial on someone like me who is always buying the highs.
USDC’s parent company is trading at a $28bn market cap.
USDT has nearly 2.5x the cash under management of USDC.
The Plasma fundraise is one of the first ways to ostensibly get exposure to USDT
They were raising money at a fraction of CRCL’s valuation
Cobie and Founders Fund are involved
Crypto almost always gives higher valuations than stock markets
IMO they could have $500mn in a financial crisis. Not some big “we’re back” moment.
(To be clear, we’re back, this just isn’t that proof)
USDT has nearly 2.5x the cash under management of USDC.
The Plasma fundraise is one of the first ways to ostensibly get exposure to USDT
They were raising money at a fraction of CRCL’s valuation
Cobie and Founders Fund are involved
Crypto almost always gives higher valuations than stock markets
IMO they could have $500mn in a financial crisis. Not some big “we’re back” moment.
(To be clear, we’re back, this just isn’t that proof)
In the end, the people yelling the loudest about loudio got paid a total 2,900 SOL ($452,000).
Congrats to them all, especially my friend @Tuteth_.
Top-tier tragedy that the one-and-only @legendarygainz_ didn't make the list.
I expect the noise around this experiment to officially turn off (maybe this is the last ever post?)
Congrats to them all, especially my friend @Tuteth_.
Top-tier tragedy that the one-and-only @legendarygainz_ didn't make the list.
I expect the noise around this experiment to officially turn off (maybe this is the last ever post?)
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