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I should've sold ETH at $2.7k USD at the beginning of the month and put it all into Circle Internet Group shares at $50 USD.
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It's fun to look back at all the people who started around the same time as me and what they are doing now. Some have made life-changing money and retired. Some blew all the money they made and went back to their 9-5 job. Some became top traders. Some are now top creators. Some became builders or now work with the best brands in the industry. Some ruined their reputations or became scammers. Most of the time the difference between all their journeys were just small decisions they made along the way that, over time, got them to where they are today

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A lot of people yap about Somnia, but how many of them really know what Somnia is all about? On last week's episode of @thewaleshow, Somnia founder @0xPaulThomas gave us the TLDR in 50 seconds

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Only one of the two images can be true. Which one is it? In terms of attention and hopium/expectations, I think it's impossible to beat loud*o. 70% mindshare will never be achieved again by a similar InfoFi product. From an idea, tech and launch perspective, I think what @useBackroom and Seedify are doing is also interesting. Both took the Initial Attention Offering (IAO) concept and embedded it into what they're doing. The only question is whether that’s enough to generate interest beyond the leaderboard accounts waiting dump (especially long term). The problem for loud*o was that 99% of CT lost interest as soon as the leaderboard incentives ended, the only people who kept talking about it were those fighting for the top 25 (week 1 fee share), and with diminishing returns that becomes significantly less interesting for them as well. Gonna be interesting to see how the other two play out this week, I'm sidelined on both (ready to fud your bags)

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I had quite a few meetings with established Web2 brands last week. Entertainment companies in particular are looking to expand into Web3 this year. Wether it's about integrating blockchain elements into the way they engage with their existing fan base or taking more control of their ecosystem economy with a token launch. Gonna be fun to see how this plays out. Web3 native companies have a lot of goodwill within CT and the core crypto audience, which is essential for the successful launch of any crypto product. Web2 companies have a huge audience they can tap into, tons of retail users, expanding beyond the hot potato game within core CT. The lines will continue to blur this year as many Web3 IPs expand their content heavily into Web2 (Pudgy Penguins, Azuki, Claynosaurz etc). While Web2 companies make a push into crypto with their existing name recognition, fan base and with a lot of capital/connections. Good time to be active in this industry

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Can someone explain to me the lore behind "Larvva Lads" and "PNUKS" that did the most volume out of all NFT projects today? Don’t say it’s the art or I will block you

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