Our advice is that everyone should stick to the path he has opened for himself, and not be intimidated by authority, constrained by current viewpoints, or confused by fashion.
Money laundering is the opposite of tax evasion. The goal of laundering is to have a legitimate-looking stream of income, and a big part of looking legit is paying all the taxes.
I’m not a collector, so I don’t really get the current NFT craze. But NFTs for event tickets or “place in line” (eg waiting list for the latest Tesla) makes a lot of sense.
My favorite procrastination activity recently:
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There are SO MANY comments shilling bogus crypto coins/projects!
Yesterday I rented a boat and took the leader of one of Flexport's partners in Long Beach on a 3 hour of the port complex. Here's a thread about what I learned.
A lot of projects have had a lot of success cloning the EVM then launching a “low-fee!!!” chain (that has to raise transaction fees if it is successful).
It’s great to see super smart people working really hard to scale up sustainably: