Wasim Younus

I received hundreds of messages through Reachme.io, which I find incredibly helpful. However, many don't know how to communicate effectively with busy, impatient people like me. Here are some tips.
1. State your ask in the first sentence.
Start by clearly stating your request, like seeking investment, so I know what to focus on immediately. Don’t start with an intro, background, description, and only make an ask in the end. I won’t know what to read for.
2. Make your ask explicit. 
Many add vague asks like “would like your support” or “collaboration.” I wouldn’t know what you want. But if you say, “we are raising $500k at a $5m valuation,” it’s clear.
3. Make it concise.
Long messages are easy but show an unorganized mind. Short, concise writing is harder but easier for the reader.
4. Ask precise questions. 
Avoid broad questions like "What do you think about the crypto industry?" I address those in media interviews, so searching online for answers is better. Open-ended questions are tough to answer repeatedly.
5. Don’t waste money.
I won’t tell you which coin to buy.I won’t evaluate a project for you.I won’t interact with your meme coin just because you asked.I won’t jump on a call.I won’t give you crypto. I donate in bulk, but I can’t verify that you aren't a scammer individually.I won’t follow you just because you asked. It may come naturally.
6. If you want to recommend a project to me, you can write concisely why it is good, I will read it.
7. I would greatly appreciate any valuable feedback you may give me, and I will even pay you back.
8. I am looking for builders who can build. I am looking for talent.

According to Foresight News, Fundstrat's Chief Investment Officer Tom Lee suggested in an interview with CNBC that the market might be in the process of forming a bottom, potentially reaching it as early as this week. Lee emphasized the importance of the upcoming employment data, noting that if the figures fall short of expectations, it could trigger a brief panic. However, this might also prompt the Federal Reserve to accelerate interest rate cuts.

Lee anticipates a reduction of 75 basis points in the federal funds rate this year, bringing it down to a range of 3.50%-3.75% by the end of the year. Regarding Bitcoin (BTC), Lee attributed the current pullback to cyclical market fluctuations rather than negative news. He predicts a short-term dip to $62,000 but remains optimistic that BTC will surpass $150,000 by year-end.