The current stage of Web3 needs not more investment, but better quality selection
Today, capital shapes the market far more than technology does
Whatever gets funding, attention, and liquidity becomes the industry standard
That’s why the responsibility of funds is not just to chase growth, but to set the bar
We see the key risk in Web3 right now not as a lack of ideas, but as an oversupply of weak solutions being scaled too early
Products without sustainable economics
Infrastructure without real demand
Decentralization without necessity
Strong projects don’t start with a token or with marketing
They start with a clear understanding of the problem, thoughtful long-term architecture, and the ability to survive adverse cycles
It’s exactly those teams and those approaches that matter in the long run
The market will cleanse itself
The question is not whether it will happen, but who will pass through the filter
We are betting on deliberate selection and long-term resilience, not on speed and noise
Global bitcoin ownership estimates ~365M people, or 4-5% of world population.
Market capitalization relative to gold (~$1.28T vs ~28T) also points to roughly 4-5% bitcoin adoption.
In logistic (S-curve) terms 4-5% BTC adoption is in the region where % growth rates remain high.
LATEST: 📊 Ethereum staking hit a record 40.2M ETH (33% of the supply) in Q2 2026 driven by institutional inflows, while staking yield fell to 2.84%, per Bitwise.
Bitcoin’s security is a shared responsibility.
Today we are launching the Bitcoin Security Consortium, backed by $15 million in commitments to support the developers and researchers strengthening Bitcoin for the decades ahead. https://t.co/J2VbkgJRZm
⚡️ INSIGHT: Surging volume on Robinhood Chain renews optimism about Ethereum, even among critics. Trader loses $1M due to a phishy token approval, and more news.
Hodler's Digest via Cointelegraph Magazine
Sad state of affairs when most mainstream media journalists can’t be trusted to tell the truth at this point.
As a founder, you have to hunt to find the good ones and spend more of your time going direct or with new media, bypassing them entirely.
Many traditional media companies got disrupted by tech, and therefore came to hate tech. So they have a conflict of interest in all tech reporting, even if they don’t disclose it. Others are mainly political propaganda organizations at this point (Marxist etc) and try to label it journalism to prey on ignorant people.
Actual journalism is important and even heroic at times (war zones etc), it just isn’t practiced very often by traditional media companies any more, which is a shame and why we need new media companies.
The US Constitution was the most important political innovation ever, but it's missing two important things:
1) A cap on the growth of government spending
2) A requirement for hard-backed currency
Without them, every democracy drifts toward more debt and eventual loss of reserve currency status (see The Changing World Order). The US is $39T in debt, and adding $1T roughly every 100 days, with interest payments now exceeding the defense budget. There is no mechanism to stop it.
Politicians get elected by promising free stuff using other people's money. Some voters get a benefit today, while the negative impact of the spending goes to future generations who can't vote yet. The incentive structure is broken.
What fixes it? A new constitution somewhere on the frontier (Mars, special economic zones, cyberspace), an amendment that aligns incentives in the current system (politically challenging), or hyper economic growth (AI + robotics + crypto) to outpace inflation.
Strategy announces a Digital Credit Capital Framework designed to strengthen Digital Credit, enhance liquidity, preserve long-term Bitcoin exposure, and support long-term value creation. $MSTR $STRC https://t.co/AUoUCtem53
🐋 LATEST: Santiment reports wallets holding 10–10,000 BTC have sold 45,074 Bitcoin over the past 8 days as $BTC fell below $60,000 for the first time since October 2024.
🇺🇸 UPDATE: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is scheduled to deliver his first Congressional testimony on monetary policy on July 14 before the House Financial Services Committee.
Excited to be growing our relationship with Proshares.
Proshares is a leader in the leveraged ETF industry, and a big driver of volume/liquidity to crypto (and Coinbase Derivatives). Looking forward to working more together!
🔥 NEW: Dell stock is up 80% since President Trump told people to "go out and buy a Dell" on May 8th, adding $120B in market cap, per The Kobeissi Letter.
The surge followed a $9.7B Pentagon contract win and stronger than expected earnings.
LATEST: 🇺🇸 Senator Cynthia Lummis is urging passage of the CLARITY Act, warning that failure to pass it would leave software developers exposed to prosecution "just for publishing code."