The launchpad wars are a classic story of David vs Goliath where pumpdotfun is Goliath and bonk is also Goliath and retail is David and both Goliaths sit back and print money on fees and David loses all his money I’m now realizing this is actually nothing like David vs Goliath
Unpopular opinion: once you start working in Internet Capital Markets it’s really hard to date people who work in crypto. they just don’t seem to get it
If institutions are building on Ethereum because it is the only serious place where real economic actors feel comfortable in the long run then why do you guys need to do a quirky little dance called “Save Ethereum” for Twitter
Crypto is kind of fascinating because you can look at a project and realize that anyone who walks erect would conclude it’s a massive undeniable scam, designed from the very start to be a scam, and then not really know if any laws were broken in the way the scam was carried out
When people say things like “defi summer was way more fun” or “early crypto was way more interesting” what they mean is that they made more money back then. And they are probably making less now. That’s totally fine, but that’s what they mean. It’s more fun when you make money
The Cosmos blockchain exists solely to be referenced when saying “Cosmos was right all along.” It does nothing else, it serves no other purpose. The bull case for Cosmos is that 50 years from now people will still be saying “Cosmos was just too early to being right.”