@0xDeployer@bankrbot You guys should maintain an active comms channel with builders in your ecosystem and discuss ops/requirements regularly. Bankr is only as strong as the ecosystem sustaining it
@AlphaAltcoins@mac_eth@0xDeployer Projects with ultra-short runways aren't sustainable under this model. Tokens should be used for position building, Eth for ops. Anything else isn't sustainable. Low-cost, no revenue/fast-revenue projects tend to fit this model best Kelly, Felix, and Clawd are good examples.
James Seyffart: Many people buying Bitcoin ETFs aren't trading in and out - they're parking 2-5% in a retirement account and walking away.
"Bitcoin goes through 50-70% drawdowns every four years. A lot of times 50% plus intra period."
Those people came in knowing the risk.
The ones selling right now are mostly hedge funds running the basis trade - not long-term believers.
FT @JSeyff@LGDoucet.
@scottmelker That's a dumb argument. Without his bids, OGs prob wouldn't be dumping so much supply. They were confident of the marginal buyer absorption from saylor and ETFs. The issue isn't saylor buying, it's the leverage hole he dug himself which could've been simply avoided
@TXMCtrades IMO it won't work for sovereign nations unless it's a neutral decentralized public network. Any other private network could be sanctioned/untrustworthy by parties involved. Why do you think central banks run to gold in order to ditch dollar and there's only Btc/Eth under this
I haven’t been able to fire a single person because of AI, and we run as efficiently as possible.
Big companies with bloat are using AI as a narrative to sell investors a story of some future productivity boom, but reality is that their management was bad at efficiency and due to internal politics they didn’t have the will to cut costs because it looks bad and VPs with big egos want big orgs.