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[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

seeing lots of insane news headlines today. sending them all to the boys only to realize that the majority have been april fools jokes

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

“being an entrepreneur has more job security than a job”

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

to be focussed is to simply remove distractions

learn to effectively protect your time by saying no to anything that is not directly getting you closer to your goal

you need to be no-maxxing to stay focussed

being selfish with your time is not only okay but necessary

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

When you always win you never really lose

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

Spending money to show people how much money you have is the fastest way to have less money

[Revolving Games @Revolving_Games]

When Visionaries Unite 🤝

At Revolving Games, community conviction is one of our greatest assets, but from time to time, conviction extends beyond our immediate community to other Web3 visionaries.

Introducing @redactedcoin. Redacted boasts an exemplary track record of delivering innovative products and unique community experiences that align with RG and forged our strategic coalition.

Therefore, we are delighted to announce that Nexus Node and RG Byte holders plugged into our network will receive a $RDAC allocation relative to their holdings.

Thank you for your ongoing support and loyalty; stay tuned for more details 🤝

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

Meditation is nice and all for reducing stress but have you ever tried getting shit done?

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

my insanity is my moat

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

What are you fearful for? Risk is not real.

High-risk is risky because you might lose—but low-risk is risky because you lose out on what you might gain.

If playing safe means risking upside, and taking risks means risking downside, then everything’s equally risky—and nothing really is.

Trust your gut.

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

The most important of every plan is planning on your plan not going according to plan

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

Yeah, well, everything is high risk if you’re a pussy.

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

How to be productive:

Leave nothing for tomorrow which can be done today

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

Do you think the reason “Inverse Jim Cramer” is so profitable because institutions are paying him to tell people to buy a stock they’re looking to dump so they can get more exit liquidity?

Inverse Cramer is literally one of the best strategies in existence today. He’s either really that bad or something else is going on

Regardless, it’s top-tier entertainment

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

How your email finds me

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

If you’re building a startup it’s virtually impossible to compete if your team isn’t together in person

Ideally you live together in the early stages

Being remote and working on different schedules slows down decision making 100x

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

The British Intelligence had an astrologer during war time. Reagan had an astrologer. Queen Elizabeth had an astrologer

JP Morgan famously said: “Millionaires don’t use astrology; Billionaires do”

He used astrological insight for business decisions

What are the best resources to learn about astrology?

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

Happy Wednesday

Don’t forget to maximize share holder value today!

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

Building in the e-commerce/marketing world these past few months has been eye-opening. It’s remarkable how inefficient the space is—from clunky Shopify “liquid” sites to a tangle of slow apps that promise optimization but deliver headaches.

Attribution is a mess. Multiple platforms claim credit for the same sale, delayed data leads to guesswork, and none of the tools truly connect. Meanwhile, ad accounts have become overly bureaucratic, and “marketing gurus” are everywhere, charging high fees with lackluster results.

Then there’s fulfillment, shipping, and returns—each adding extra layers of complexity. Cross-border taxes and privacy changes (like iOS14) only make data tracking harder. There’s no cohesive system that seamlessly ties these moving parts together.

So, businesses end up paying for 10+ different software solutions that don’t talk to each other—each solving only a piece of the puzzle. The result: wasted time, bloated budgets, and teams juggling dashboards instead of building customer loyalty.

This industry is ripe for innovation. Imagine a platform that reads data across all channels, understands your ideal customer and financials, then automates distribution and conversion—all in one place. Less busywork, more growth.

Wouldn’t it be great if someone was building a system like this? One software that can build your website, source ad content, and manage your marketing budgets. All by understanding your ideal customer and optimizing specifically for them.

Stay tuned ;)

[Leo Martinez @leojamartinez]

Crypto Hot Take:

Many native blockchain tokens mainly serve two purposes:

1.Covering transaction fees.
2.Rewarding miners/stakers.

Beyond that, they often lack real-world utility. ETH on Ethereum and SOL on Solana may be vital for their networks, but outside those ecosystems, they don’t do much—and they aren’t great stores of value.

Bitcoin remains “king” due to its decentralization, security, and acceptance as a store of value. It’s less about paying for a network’s operations and more about being a resilient hedge—like digital gold. In contrast, most altcoins act more like speculative instruments than currencies.

In fact, many altcoins fit the criteria of securities:

• They’re issued to raise capital.
• They rely on a central team’s efforts to drive price and adoption.
• Buyers often expect profits.

Not to mention meme coins.

One potential future scenario:

• 1 store-of-value currency (Bitcoin)
• 1 widely used “denomination” or payment currency (stablecoins)
• All other altcoins as “investments”—essentially securities with disclosures, compliance, and transparent roadmaps for investors.

This could simplify crypto markets, protect retail investors, and bring institutional confidence. Regulation doesn’t have to kill innovation—it can clarify which tokens are payments, which are stores of value, and which are essentially equities on a blockchain.

I see a massive opportunity in the securitization of digital assets, and eventually putting traditional publicly (and privately) traded equities and other securities on chain.