Normies think of crypto as a "casino"... that's the worst possible framing imo. I think of it instead like a high-speed feedback loop that's testing the quality of our thinking

Every trade = immediate, unambiguous feedback... not just on whether you made money, but on how well you process information and adapt to change

Traditional domains might take years to validate your thinking patterns. In crypto, you know within weeks, days or hrs. It's not just a market. It's a lab for testing and improving your intellectual adaptability

Futurist telling stories about crypto and AI at Delphi Labs. Proposed the BRC-20, Bascii and Asteroid standards.

good framing 

crypto markets provide immediate, unambiguous feedback

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first: really try to understand how to self-custody; if you don't like the pressure it puts on you, try out wallets with different recovery features (e.g. social recovery) and stick to them

but don't give up control over your funds—otherwise its TradFi all over again

regarding allocation:

- try to keep at least 20% of your money in stables

- 70% of your money: invest in stuff you truly understand and believe in (have a thesis on)

- 10%: gamble the fuck out of it; do stupid shit, follow FOMO, buy high, sell low, let it ride 1000x only to roundtrip everything—do it all

you will learn a lot about the industry, markets, cycles, and the human psychology

strong +1

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strong +1

(feel free to replace the word 'gamblig' in the reply below):

https://warpcast.com/fiodar.eth/0x642adea7

the real skill isn’t just reacting to the market, it’s filtering signal from the endless hype, scams, and emotional swings