@hubxyz If you truly understand Web3 and its potential it's not just about how the charts are looking at the moment it's about the impact it will have in the future, be it financial, virtual, or reality Web3 will affect these things in a positive way in the long run.
@hubxyz A builder who is progressive and focuses on innovation without forgetting about the environmental factors of what they're building. With the way things are going right now, it is becoming increasingly important to take these kinds of things into account.
@hubxyz I'd first aim to solve data ownership; I believe that data is a form of currency so ownership should be safe and secure. I'd also like to solve cross-border payments. It will open more opportunities for globalization and prosperity with unity.
@hubxyz Naval Ravikant's track record can make me consider investing. But I don't just follow angel investors, I use them to filter data as a start of my research then I formulate a thesis based on my research; If it convinces me, I invest, if not, I move on.
@hubxyz Extreme fear is a golden buying opportunity if you are a long-term investor. What I do is I position myself properly and be ready to DCA (remember to leave some capital for better opportunities). This is what I believe the big players/smart money do.
@hubxyz I'd say about 2-3, given that it still aligns with my brand but if not, then no sponsored post is better as I still prefer to keep my authenticity and integrity. When it comes to things like this it's best to think long-term for the future of your brand.
@hubxyz I trust Vitalek Buterin the most, history already proved his dedication towards decentralization and innovation. He proved himself to be capable time and time again. His technical expertise is what started Ethereum which houses countless Web3 Projects.
@hubxyz@playoffthegrid@avax I'm looking into putting some capital in since I see it as an emerging trend. The recent memecoin launches are already enough to get the attention of investors what more are the games like @playoffthegrid. This could something worth investing in the long run.
@hubxyz a16z always sensed paradigm shifts before they happen. This is due to their reliable network and cavernous technical/fundamental expertise. They support projects with conviction before it goes mainstream, and that support can sometimes turn as a foundation.
@hubxyz I'd add $SUI, it's a Layer 1 blockchain designed to make digital asset ownership fast, private, secure, and accessible to everyone and the way they are doing this is kind of promising in my opinion. You can't talk about digital assets without SUI on it.
@hubxyz@cryptopunks OG collections can give you stability since they already have well established communities while new mints have more upside potential. While it is better to prioritize OGs it would be unwise to completely ignore new mints. Diversification is key after all.
@hubxyz I mainly use ByBit and Binance. Binance is better when it comes to liquidity while ByBit excels in ease of withdrawal IMO. But I believe it's better to diversify your portfolio for security reasons and to avoid falling victim to centralization.
@hubxyz I mainly use X(Twitter) for alphas, you just have to learn to filter the noise. This is the best platform for real-time alphas.
YouTube also has some decent alphas if you tune in to the right creators and know how to take things with a grain of salt.
@hubxyz Most favorite wallets to use are cold wallets like Trezor and Ledger as this is the safest option out there. But when it comes to hot wallets, I prefer phantom because of ease of use. I also use multiple CEX wallets just to be safe.
@hubxyz I have funds set aside to do both. Risk management is the key. Having funds for new projects eliminates FOMO but you can never go wrong in timing your entry as you see fit.