Do you think these late cycle events (UST depeg, crypto crash, ponzi collapses, etc) will ultimately lead towards people being more conservative in crypto investing (similar to how for example after the dotcom boom people were freaked out by internet stocks for a while, etc-- seems to be a common pattern in investing and life)? Investors' propensity for risk in the late stages of this cycle were honestly quite absurd, and honestly held crypto back pretty heavily imo. I think it's a big reason why btc/eth didn't pump harder
Regulation side didn't come to mind but this reminded me. Do Kwon was subpoenaed for mirrror (synthetic assets). Would make sense for them to take action here as leverage against him.
I hope everyone got out of azuki before that shit show of a twitter spaces they just had...ugh what a turn of events. Floor down to 10-11 or so. I don't know what's going to happen long term and I won't say it may not succeed long term but damage as done. Wouldn't be surprised if Zagabond leaves at some point.
Lesson learned to never count nfts as part of total crypto net worth.
SEC had already started an investigation into Luna. Bet they frame it as we were trying to fix it, instead of a too slow to actually protect investors.
Sharpe Ratio and a Massive Stable Coin Collapse Also Small NFT Note
May need to update that $2tn in the chart above soon
Bull don’t forget to include the suicide hotline
donate sperm to increase DCA? (College student)
Was glued to this debacle all day yesterday; almost bought into the project myself too!
It's no longer enough to be at the right place at the right time. One must also avoid catastrophes like this too if they want to make it.
Deep dive and post mortem on Luna wen?
What are your views on Hashmasks? You are an OG supporter and haven't been posting about it at all lately. curious
Times like these tend to turn me toward gratitude (cash flow, health, etc.) and empathy.
Luna is down nearly 76% from the ATH in early April. Absolutely insane what is taking place.
Thoughts on Richard Heart, Hex and upcoming PulseChain launch?
Do you think these late cycle events (UST depeg, crypto crash, ponzi collapses, etc) will ultimately lead towards people being more conservative in crypto investing (similar to how for example after the dotcom boom people were freaked out by internet stocks for a while, etc-- seems to be a common pattern in investing and life)? Investors' propensity for risk in the late stages of this cycle were honestly quite absurd, and honestly held crypto back pretty heavily imo. I think it's a big reason why btc/eth didn't pump harder
Couple ideas for troll Tuesday;
- Meme has to feature bull or cartoon somewhere
- Water mark (easy to add to stolen memes but still)
- all images get run through tineye (reverse image search takes two seconds)
- anyone caught perm disqualified from future TT’s
- must be a bowtied handle to enter
Wild!!! Will miss Do's shitposts.
Regulation side didn't come to mind but this reminded me. Do Kwon was subpoenaed for mirrror (synthetic assets). Would make sense for them to take action here as leverage against him.
I hope everyone got out of azuki before that shit show of a twitter spaces they just had...ugh what a turn of events. Floor down to 10-11 or so. I don't know what's going to happen long term and I won't say it may not succeed long term but damage as done. Wouldn't be surprised if Zagabond leaves at some point.
Lesson learned to never count nfts as part of total crypto net worth.
SEC had already started an investigation into Luna. Bet they frame it as we were trying to fix it, instead of a too slow to actually protect investors.
Where is the liquidation data pulled from ?
I think CB is still announcing new listings - just not on twitter anymore, but on this page https://status.exchange.coinbase.com
I think they were trying to minimize front-running by limiting how many parties have access to the information before things are listed.
Yes, could be pressure from regulatory authorities, or just being careful because expecting regulation down the road?