Not related to this post but MCDEX team is running a bounty program until May. Someone recommended that on a prior post in the Substack. Received some MCDEX from sending an identified problem to the MCDEX team. Would recommend anyone interested in MCDEX to check that one out from Medium and follow those instructions.
Hey guys, I am a college student. I just got the substack yesterday so I dont have any emails from the substack to respond to about your old books but I am definitely interested. If you can please provide me with an email I’ll send an email over from my .edu email with proof of being a student this year.
Hey broskie this is me from twitter. I mentioned about hbar. Can you send me your telegram or something I’m not sure 🤔 what to do idk if you guys are already aware I assume so. Need a 1 on 1 with you for a min.
This is great. Only thought I had concerns question two to part two, "would you invest in the project yes or no." I like the bottom-line requirement. And I defer to your experience or judgment. But in my experience, if a question like this doesn't (explicitly) incorporate opportunity cost, people tend towards saying "yes" unless the answer is "clearly no." So maybe something like, "what, if anything, would you give up to invest in this / what, if anything, would you say 'no' to to invest in this / what percent, if anything, of your portfolio would you lock up for x years in this investment / etc."
I know this sort of opportunity-cost consideration is difficult to address in this exercise (as distinct from addressing it going forward in the context of broader portfolio construction criteria), but wanted to throw the notion out there as food (hopefully not grasshoppers) for thought.
Canceled Netflix to buy this substack. Best. Decision. Ever.
The content of all 3 combined would be worth more than any of my old college lectures. Glad to see this is a possibility.
source: went to a top 5 CS university
Not related to this post but MCDEX team is running a bounty program until May. Someone recommended that on a prior post in the Substack. Received some MCDEX from sending an identified problem to the MCDEX team. Would recommend anyone interested in MCDEX to check that one out from Medium and follow those instructions.
Would it be a good idea to start a Discord channel for the paid subs?
Pros:
- Dynamic interactions: a place for the jungle animals to talk.
- Discussing & explaining the latest substack posts to degens that are falling behind ( to digest the information so they can make it to Degen Island)
- Share thoughts & knowledge on crypto related topics etc.
thank you! *high quality variant*
Have you guys figured out what you will do with your bitclout account? The bitclout coin price dropped dramatically
Hey guys, I am a college student. I just got the substack yesterday so I dont have any emails from the substack to respond to about your old books but I am definitely interested. If you can please provide me with an email I’ll send an email over from my .edu email with proof of being a student this year.
Hey broskie this is me from twitter. I mentioned about hbar. Can you send me your telegram or something I’m not sure 🤔 what to do idk if you guys are already aware I assume so. Need a 1 on 1 with you for a min.
You guys mentioned on twitter if we join the jungle and have a side hustle might get more exposure.
Does this mean making a new twitter account with a jungle animal name or changing our existing handles?
This is great. Only thought I had concerns question two to part two, "would you invest in the project yes or no." I like the bottom-line requirement. And I defer to your experience or judgment. But in my experience, if a question like this doesn't (explicitly) incorporate opportunity cost, people tend towards saying "yes" unless the answer is "clearly no." So maybe something like, "what, if anything, would you give up to invest in this / what, if anything, would you say 'no' to to invest in this / what percent, if anything, of your portfolio would you lock up for x years in this investment / etc."
I know this sort of opportunity-cost consideration is difficult to address in this exercise (as distinct from addressing it going forward in the context of broader portfolio construction criteria), but wanted to throw the notion out there as food (hopefully not grasshoppers) for thought.
New young guy here, I'm still trying to learn more about the crypto world.
What wallet would you guys recommend using in order to gain some sort of passive income on your crypto currency?
I got a few recommendations on using Celsius. Not sure how I feel about that, since it's a hot wallet, and could be hacked.