Happy new week friends
Been off the tl for a while ,but I am back 😌😌
Well I guess I will be doing more research on @xora_finance this week
What’s your plan for the week ?
too many traders focus on memorising chart patterns instead of understanding the story the chart is telling
one thing I pay close attention to is how price reacts after a breakout
i think the real edge comes from reading market behaviour around those patterns
charts don't predict the future
they reveal how buyers and sellers are positioning in the present and that is the part I find most valuable.
i believe the real value of prediction markets is not that they tell you what’s going to happen
it’s that they give you a window into how people are currently thinking about an event
it’s best not to treat them as crystal balls but as a real time measure of conviction
In addition to the post earlier,
here’s the tradeoff nobody frames honestly
shared sequencing gives you atomic cross-chain transactions and consistent ordering.
and it’s the real upgrade for composability.
however, you’re now trusting that shared
< layer’s uptime,
< censorship resistance, and
< decentralization roadmap
In other words,
better ux today.
bigger blast radius if it fails.
Founders do vent to me about VCs a lot, from time to time
Especially in this current state of the market where investors are placing projects under heavy scrutiny.
Well, to save you time and stress, here’s how to know investors who are NOT interested in your raise (after you have sent them your deck)
- They ask questions that have been answered by your slide…. supply, use case, team.
- Your TAM figures get quoted back at you but there’s no discussion about your mechanism or moat.
- All the questions are about the fundraising and not about the product.
- They circle back a week later with no new questions.
Have this at the back of your mind.
If you’re building something good, have a good team, have proven experience, and have integrity,
📌You’ll surely get backers
“AI is making people lazy.”
I wanted to understand why so many people believe that.
I think they’re partly right.
AI can make you lazy…
if you stop thinking.
But it can also make you faster…
if you use it to think better.
The difference isn’t AI.
It’s whether you’re replacing your thinking or improving it.
That’s the conversation we should be having.