i don’t think zach doxxing murad’s wallet is a bad thing
with onchain it’s only a matter of time
if it’s not zach it’ll be someone else eventually
weren’t people screaming screw VC coins and exchanges cause of their opaque agreements?
so now when things are transparent why are y’all mad
with onchain it’s only a matter of time
if it’s not zach it’ll be someone else eventually
weren’t people screaming screw VC coins and exchanges cause of their opaque agreements?
so now when things are transparent why are y’all mad
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if it’s because murad selling will cause a cascade then that means you prefer opaque selling init
> back to VC alts
> back to VC alts
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Also highly recommend reading “Devil Take The Hindmost” by Edward Chancellor if you are already heavily allocated to memecoins
Super applicable in the context of crypto and it’s just a great book overall on speculation history
Super applicable in the context of crypto and it’s just a great book overall on speculation history
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Murad did not try to obfuscate his wallets and bags so my opinion is that he planned to be a public diamond hand until the euphoria part of the bull cycle when memes have a final parabolic run.
He could have bought and accumulated each coin from 20 different wallets if he wanted, but he did not do that.
Now he can't sell anything without putting all his bags at risks, so this suggests to me that he did not want to sell anyway before the true euphoria.
He could have bought and accumulated each coin from 20 different wallets if he wanted, but he did not do that.
Now he can't sell anything without putting all his bags at risks, so this suggests to me that he did not want to sell anyway before the true euphoria.
as we see people slowly create thesis and find ways to convince ourselves that we’ll go higher and higher
as people stop talking about tops
remember to follow some solid bearish people to keep yourself in check
thiccy is a good one
as people stop talking about tops
remember to follow some solid bearish people to keep yourself in check
thiccy is a good one
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always good to listen to differing views and contrarian takes
very important
wrote a little here before: https://news.1rj.ru/str/cryptomumbles/4730
very important
wrote a little here before: https://news.1rj.ru/str/cryptomumbles/4730
Investing Beanstock
Also highly recommend reading “Devil Take The Hindmost” by Edward Chancellor if you are already heavily allocated to memecoins Super applicable in the context of crypto and it’s just a great book overall on speculation history
Edward_Chancellor_Devil_Take_the_Hindmost_A_History_of_Financial.pdf
35.4 MB
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Crypto Mumbles
https://fxtwitter.com/DefiSquared/status/1844055496883630375
So with a better understanding of what brought us to this point, do I think the memecoin mindshare lasts? For at least the medium term, yes.
For memes to lose mindshare, we need to see an innovative new narrative that is truly crypto native (ie., not a centralized hybrid tech) with decent ponzinomics. And the unfortunate reality is that this is much harder to achieve now than it used to be. AI is the closest thing to this right now, but in most cases runs into the question of “why do we even need crypto for this?”. As mentioned in a previous post, I see there being a couple interesting bluechip exceptions to this. There are also a few DeFi projects in the pipeline that I consider to be interesting + innovative, and I have hopes could be the beginnings of a newer narrative down the line.