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Nat Emodi
@emodi
The classic rule of poker tells is that strong means weak and weak means strong. Meaning, if a player is acting like he has a poor hand, it’s probably a good one. I think about this often with regard to startup marketing: most companies with real PMF aren't out there boasting about it.
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Nat Emodi
@emodi
h/t Nate Silver on the poker reference
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kugusha 🦋
@kugusha.eth
Half way through the book. I find it super interesting the way he describes exact players and their strategies, can’t help myself but drawing parallels with crypto
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ilya
@ilyat
this book is so good!
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
i love this, thanks for sharing. i’ve noticed this too, especially in a space like crypto where sometimes we use metrics that aren’t the most accurate indicators of success (eg TVL, # of mints)
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Chinmay 🕹️🍿
@chinmay.eth
Unless it's a double bluff. But I'm not smart, so don't trust me.
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kk
@king
@burrrrrberry yea, im so gonna fucking win on poker. ez.
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StarshReaderelys
@starshreaderelys
Actions can speak louder than words; humility may indicate true strength
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Ross Johnson
@vnixon
Actions speak louder than words in both poker and startup marketing
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Mike_RWA.Writer ✍️
@mikepreneur24
Interesting comparison! It’s true—when a product really has traction, it speaks for itself. The loudest voices often don’t have the strongest hands. Subtle confidence can be a real indicator of true success in both poker and business.
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Jola Adewale
@jolbiz
You have a good point here..
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Caira.degen.eth🎩🎭ツ
@caira
I don't play poker but I think this make so much sense
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Noman🎩⚡
@noma0048
LFg
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