The way Saylor operates reminds me of infinite traders I've seen over the course of my career
They win by taking massively outsized bets with high conviction, double, triple quadruple down and no matter who tells them to slow down and tighten their system up they will never do it
And they usually get away with it for a while, sometimes even for a cycle or two
But no matter what happens their addiction to that risk that they're taking, their addiction to the highscore will inevitably always make them come crashing down
In my head if Saylor doesn't blow up this cycle because BTC bails him out he'll manage to do it next cycle
He'll normalize the risk he took with STRC and find a way to take on even more risk
His survival this time around will justify his behavior and make him think even higher of himself
Man just seems addicted to a highscore, the same way so many traders I know, and they've all blown up
@WhiteWhaleLabs@loffyhl He just said one sol will be less worth than 1 hype. Which could become true.
He said nothing about what you talked about ? 🤷♂️🤷♂️
Insane that Adam was hired to further interessts of the users and Opensea is estranged from them than its ever been.
Nobody asked for it. Nobody cares.
All people care about them following through on the airdrop that was promised long ago.
Get him out and rehire Nate Chastain.
seeing a lot of chatter re: what opensea should be building vs. not building.
our goal isn't for opensea to simply be the best place to trade NFTs. it's to be the best non-custodial place to trade anything onchain. so let me address both hot topics directly.
re: RWAs, they're an extremely exciting use case for blockchain and NFTs. i talked about them on a half dozen interviews at Consensys just a few weeks ago. we are building and innovating on this front, and will have progress to share soon. trust me, as an avid pokemon collector this is something i'm particularly excited about.
on perps, it's early, but this has been one of the stickiest products we've ever rolled out in beta. people love it without farming or incentives, and the data shows that. if we want to be a place where everyone can trade anything onchain, we need perps too. the next million users of crypto will expect it as tablestakes alongside everything else.
today, you can come to opensea and connect all of your wallets across 26 blockchains and see a consolidated portfolio of all your assets; major crypto, nfts, tokens/memecoins. and you can trade all of these seamlessly without worrying about what chain your on or how you want to pay. this is the foundation and rails for what comes next.
the onchain future is going to be vast and vibrant, and we're preparing for all aspects of it. perps vs. RWAs isn't an either/or decision. both (and more) are part of the vision.
Call me stupid but I find the strategy of averaging in over like 6 years and then selling below your average 6 years later
Kind of retarded?
Especially considering the fact BTC went up 10x from where he first started buying
People finding any reason at all to hate on @LucaNetz is what makes this space terribly embarrassing.
Best NFT founder there ever was.
Not a serious industry at all.
Absolutely diabolical how quickly they turn on you in crypto.
Cole > Luca🤣
Gordon Goner faked heart attack😭
Crypto is an industry that's 98% comprised of the worst mfers on the internet, with 2% of good people that make it worth still sticking around.
@ThePumponomics@100xgemfinder Yes, why would people not keep buying things that’s already gone 100% ?
Why would they look at things that are down and has better R/R ?
Some really tough questions indeed… if there were just some smart people around here to answer them.
@MarcellxMarcell@nonfinancialadv How long have you been here?
Things take off before they happen and dump just before or when they happen.
Nothing new really