Hey, since tech is on a strong run lately, I want to share a few things.
"Good technology" doesn't always come with "good form," meaning good branding and design.
But "good form" is a very important factor for attracting early investors and people who don't know much. That's why you can tell when a project was built with a lot of thought put into its rise and fall, rather than being a cheap AI-style website thrown together with Claude.
Tech coins, fundamentally, need to contain an element within the coin itself that can create value.
Holding it doesn't mean you own part of the technology. You're just holding a token. The flywheel can't be something you assemble later. It has to be the foundation. Otherwise, it's nothing more than a meme coin.
And real demand doesn't necessarily reflect the price. When we trade stocks, we buy based on the stock's future value, not its current state, right?
Growth potential is an important factor. Bet on technology where demand can emerge, and don't fall for something that's just flashy.
We need to get smarter. As much as AI has advanced, the quality of slop has advanced too. But we can use that same AI to analyze, learn more even on a $20 GPT plan, and start from a much better base.
Just as much as your trading capital, the setup you have matters too.
Wishing you nothing but good things, always.
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