I glued myself to the sidewalk in New York in protest of low crypto prices and unclear regulations

To a new beginning..

When Bitcoin goes above $20,000 but you remember you bought it at $69,000

I thought all NFTs had a 24 hour money back guarantee

I've made a lot of terrible trades in this bear market Please learn from my mistakes Here are 7 simple lessons I've learned that will save you thousands on NFT trades:

Today in web3

NFT Twitter in 2021: good vibes, friendly conversations, helping each other. NFT Twitter in 2022: daily drama, blame people for no reason, don’t help anyone cause everyone views each other as competition.

Soon will be my final “gm”. Wishing all of you good luck. Please treat others and yourselves with respect. Remember we are fragile beings.

NFT maximalists: - never use leverage - can’t inflate supply - only do self custody - never look at USD value - don’t suck up to regulators Damn… They might actually make it

I started with $500, a $120 phone, mobile internet and Hsaka/Tree notifications on Twitter.

pov: you want to become an influencer on NFT twitter

1. I’m going to be 100% real here. Blur is bad for NFTs and CryptoArt. There have been jokes that NFTs are just “shitcoins with pictures” and blur has essentially turned them into that by creating a GUI that minimizes the actual art for NFTs into nothing.

NOOO!!!!

Is anyone else exhausted by Web 3 marketing tactics? Hype, anticipation, announcements of announcements. Then to buy a product you need to spend thousands of dollars and you don't even know what you're going to get Imagine this scenario:

JUST IN: Netflix gave $11 million to a company to produce a movie and they lost it all trading stock options.

Imagine you steal $50M and then just go to bed

I used to just hold slow rug NFTs to zero because I didnt want to dump on the NFT holders. They did nothing wrong But now thinking about it from another angle, we should be more proactive in holding teams accountable. Otherwise we'll just keep getting rugged over and over again