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I don’t make up the rules
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Selling shapeshifter knowledge to the right folks is a MASSIVE framing. Most creators are selling how to do x, y, z. Valuable….but it’s not DNA. But when you sell the underlying pattern DNA to the right peeps? That’s LEGIT digital scarcity. Hot. AF. 🥵
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When you only talk about how your ex cheated on you, it doesn’t actually lead to healthy adoption 🤫
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the most valuable coins will always be those that carry the most meaning to people over long periods of time it’s very basic actually money is supposed to be basic in order to build what is not yet known and that requires foundational trust
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Crypto builders focus primarily on making “better” UX than web2 UX That’s like trying to build a “better” college than Harvard No matter how much “better” the UX is, you’re not bringing anything new to the table Better is subjective Better is only incremental DIFFERENT is what really matters
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I don’t know know who needs to hear this but…
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The biggest problem with a decentralized social media platform is that data ownership is not a huge benefit. Trust is not accomplished on social media because it’s too noisy, so you ultimately have to go off platform anyway. And we already have that in web2 with email, podcasts, SMS, and private communities.
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Our data created the internet. So an interesting paradox about web3 data ownership is, what happens when more of our personal data is owned and protected? When we stop freely feeding the internet with that data? If more data has a sign that reads, “for sale at the right price”, what are the implications?
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Average marketers: “here are amazing ways to grow your account and get buttloads of followers.” Strategists: “where do YOU want to enter the conversation? How far do YOU want to take people in their journey?” The more confident and specific you are, the more trusted you will become.
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The same feelings of trust that apply to our personal relationships also apply to our business relationships, brands, products, and services. Let that sink in. gm
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Bitcoin halving vs memecoins Which one is more exciting?
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It’s gonna be funny after the halving when people realize it doesn’t affect them in the slightest
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some people like internet memes. some people like memes from ancient soil.
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with > for this is why workshops are so imp in brand building. use zoom breakout rooms to your advantage, bec small cohort containers are a superpower.
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The more hype, FOMO, and money in a crypto bull, the less trust there is. This presents a massive opportunity. Can you guess what it is?
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Everyone in crypto talking about the significance of the upcoming Bitcoin halving, but when you ask them on a zoom call what it actually means and why it’s important…
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im just saying
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The biggest problem with crypto bull market trading mentality is that it doesn’t translate into believing in one’s self deep down. Because it is driven by macro conditions. Striking it rich on a trade is not believing in one’s self.
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Worry less about Gary Gensler. Worry more about finding product-market fit. Because priorities.
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“mfercoin’s first recorded exchange rate was established when someone on a Mfer Talk group chat offered to buy two pizzas for another mfer at Dominos using the coupon code BOGO50. This transaction became a celebrated event known as “Mfer Pizza Day.” — amazing utility and history
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