I have long been a believer in transparency and open discussion of the future of cryptolaw. Accordingly, I have obtained a copy of a draft of the notorious DCCPA circulating secretly in D.C. and am hereby making it available to the public. github.com/LeXpunK-Army/C…

Probably the best set of "blockchain" related material I've ever watched. Also done by none other than the Chair of the S.E.C -- Gary Gensler. Would 10/10 recommend to anyone looking to learn more about the fundamentals shaping tech & crypto. ocw.mit.edu/courses/15-s12…

People aren’t doing much better than you. To other people, you’re doing better than you think you are. Turn your jealousy into curiosity.

Crypto might not be the future, but some combination of AI and blockchain is.

Who are the best accounts to follow for Airdrop alpha/news?

All roads that lead to success have to pass through hard work.

Marketing a project/protocol is such an undervalued skill. If you don't enjoy coding then learn how to write/advertise effectively. Learn how to use social media platforms effectively. Remember, the community is always built from the ground up.

How to get a job in Web 3 ⬇️ 1. Study a set of skills 2. Focus in on a niche 3. Advertise your expertise 4. Leverage your experience 4 steps that require dedication & consistency more than anything.

Making money in crypto is more difficult than you think. Everyone wanted to make 100x profits in the space of a week. Now, 90% of the space is silent. If you've been around long enough you know that this is the time to start learning about future narratives.

3 simple ideas from the week: (1) Big tech partnerships are way too overrated by crypto investors (2) It's extremely difficult to incentivize creating public goods in crypto (3) Anyone not focusing on the FED & rates are purposefully hurting their investments

6 choices I made that vastly improved my life: 1. Starting my gym journey 2. Reading one book a week 3. Deleting TradingView & TikTok 4. Having zero recurring meetings 5. Going to bed & waking up at the same time 6. Surrounding myself with smarter people than myself

Someone asked me a great question: What would I do if I was just starting off in Web 3? My answer: • Study something new every day • Engage with 2 to 4 quality conversations per day • Share my insights every week with a twitter thread & article And then listen.

Billionaires casually flaunting their wealth and fighting in a PvP format, all the while throwing sly digs at each other is exactly why Twitter is the single best place to be right now.

Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. This is more true of Crypto than any other niche. So many talented individuals who waste their skills sitting on the sidelines in the bear market. But everything successful has been built through blood, sweat and tears.

When I started Twitter: I had no idea of what I wanted to do other than learn more about Crypto. Now I'm writing about AI, blockchain and tech to an audience that I couldn't be more grateful for. All whilst getting in real life work experience at a VC firm. Anyone can do it.

No recent tweets from Sam. And now withdrawals from FTX are stopped. We may be about to experience something similar to what we faced a few months ago. The ugly truth will emerge.

Sam might've won some battles. But it looks like CZ won the war. Never a dull day in Crypto.

One of the best reports I've ever read. Thanks for this masterpiece Delphi Digital.