Emin Hajdarevich retweeted
You need to be lore-maxxing. Taking risks. Failing miserably. Relentlessly strategizing and experimenting. Nobody wants to die with a story that isn't worth telling.
This + changing the environment (people and places you're surrounded by), does wonders.
Dan is a fascinating writer, and despite not trying to be a motivational speaker/writer, he is one of the realest ones.
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Emin Hajdarevich retweeted
When your wife is a 10/10, your daughter says no to parties and your son knows every super car by engine sound
Prediction: agent-originated payments will exceed 5% of online transaction volume by end of 2028.
The tools exist, but humans delegate money slowly, and regulation moves slower than software.
Emin Hajdarevich retweeted
Messi, who originally wore jersey number 19 is now facing a guy he bathed as a baby 19 years later, Yamal, who now wears jersey number 19....They are playing against each other on the "19th" of July...
You couldn't have scripted things any better....
wow @thedankoe -- you should be one of the most sought-after speakers at all entrepreneurship conferences!
You have a way of breaking stuff down into first principles fundamentals ... and the thing you leave people with (the aftertaste) is bittersweet.
Markets don't reward invention. They reward commercialization.
History is full of similar examples.
Nikola Tesla invented groundbreaking technology, but George Westinghouse built businesses around it.
Henry Ford didn't invent the automobile. He figured out how to make it affordable for ordinary people.
Facebook didn't invent social networking.
Google didn't invent search.
Apple didn't invent the smartphone.
As a true believer since 2017, I certainly hope so that the govt. does not step in. Even if everything is falling apart. Anything else would be horrendous for everyone and would ironically destroy any leftovers from the original BTC idea. A great read, however!
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crypto: "we'll solve the financial inclusion and enable everyone to enjoy financial freedom"
also crypto:
Not sure why this person is still (allegedly) relevant?
Gary Gensler taught blockchain at MIT and made millions smarter and interested in the technology itself (me included), only to do his best to destroy it years later when he became the head of the SEC.
War? More government spending. Bullish.
Peace? Less uncertainty. Bullish.
Strong economy? Higher earnings. Bullish.
Weak economy? More stimulus. Bullish.
Inflation? Nominal asset prices rise. Bullish.
Disinflation? Rate cuts become possible. Bullish.
Dangerous.



















