An action-packed week on Crypto Twitter, as the SEC sues Do Kwon, and crypto bull market narratives abound.
Gm,
The entire Valentine’s Day week, including a very special message at the end, is covered here.
Whose Threads Are a Must-Read?
- Have A Daily Research Schedule
- Be Protective Of Your Mental Bandwidth
- Batch Your Work
- Build Exercise Into Your Daily Routine
- Track Your Positions In Excel
- Eat The Same Food Every Day If Needed
- Be Purposeful About Where You Invest Your Energy
- Establish Clear Boundaries
- Know The Game You're Playing
- Enjoy The Vibes
- Don't Give Up!
Ok that’s technically 11 but we’re just quoting here. Check out the full thread with links to other threads here:
- Arbitrum Eco
- Zk Rollups
- Staking Derivatives
- GameFi/Gambling
- BTC comeback
His entire thread is here:
- Real yield
- Real-world-assets
- NFTFi
- Liquid staking derivatives
- ZK-EVM
- Prediction markets and gambling
- Soulbound tokens
- On-chain trading
- Modular blockchains
- AI
The other ten plus the top tokens for each narrative are here:
- Product
- People
- Financials
- Tokenomics
- Risk Management
- Catalysts
- Pumpnomics
- Profit Strategies
35 concise tweets in ten minutes. Worth a read here:
The final thread for this week is a banger. No seriously, it’s that good. How else do you think a thread about taxis got 1.7M views?
If you read only one thread from out round-up this week, this is the one you must not miss:
Wisdom of the Week
Ok, but for real. It looks increasingly like a bottom might be in. Don’t take our word for it. Here’s OG trader GCR telling you what’s happening:
The translation to ape terms: those who could not afford to hold sold already. Those who bought can afford to ride out a crab market.
Here’s one more nugget of wisdom if you are on the fence about whether now is a good time to buy:
In short, do what feels uncomfortable.
(By the way, watch out for our big macro breakdown coming out next week!)
Elon Building Twitter
It’s never really boring with Elon building Twitter but this week was especially interesting. First, Elon finally appointed a new Twitter CEO. Both seem very happy with the way things worked out:
Then people started getting irritated about seeing too much of Elon in their feeds. Was Twitter’s old CEO boosting his own posts to get more engagement?
Blasphemy! Of course not, as he told us:
And finally, there was a little spat with the former Head of Ads of Twitter. We all know how poor Twitter ads are, so whether that was the right spot to try to dunk on Elon…not sure.
Talk of the Town
Lots of talk in crypto town last week. As you may have noticed, last weekend was Super Bowl weekend. And even the big boys in crypto enjoy a good game of football. And by big boys, we mean alleged criminals. They won’t stop at anything to see the game, not even at installing a VPN:
Yup, it never gets boring with SBF. Even when he’s not the main character, he stays in the picture.
In a weird way, Gary Gensler actually seems hellbent on becoming the new main character. After going for stablecoins, the SEC is now suing Do Kwon for his Kwonzi scheme. Uh, better late than never? Not really, if you ask Scott Melker:
One of crypto’s best allies at the moment is unironically China. The meme about the Chinese pumping the price could soon become reality:
Coinbase CEO, Brian Armstrong, is seeing the writing on the wall. The US is playing a dangerous game by allowing others to take the lead:
In such an environment, every bit of liquidity counts, so we should be happy Asia is saving the day.
The final big topic last week was the BLUR airdrop. Hopefully, you don’t like your food too salty:
Could this prompt the rise of collection-specific vertical marketplaces like our guide predicted? It sure looks like turbulent times ahead in the NFT space…
Our Favorite Coinfession
Some people still genuinely believe Pulsechain is a real blockchain. Beware the siren songs of vaporware. You don’t want to be this guy:
Memes
The SEC is doing a great job of protecting us. Feeling so safe over here:
Oh, and last week was Valentine’s Day. Even the ECB celebrated. In their, ahem, “own way:”
Well, they tried. Till next week.