This applies to perps trading too. Goal is take asymmetric bets. When you win you win significantly more than what you lose when you’re wrong. If you only win 30% of the time but when you win it’s 3x your risk, you are profitable.

everytime timeline glazes me it ends up becoming 10x more hate a few weeks later just saying this now so i can retweet it later im not your friend, my only goal is to make the most money onchain for myself so i can eventually exit and put the money into things i care about

if you are new and trying to get experience onchain then you need to prioritize keeping losses small that’s #1# and it’s not even close win rate is overrated when you’re starting out because you don’t have enough reps to understand what makes coins move yet big losses are hardest thing to comeback from statistically. there’s lots of gambling/risk math that supports this. if you already have taken a big loss then either take a break or if you redeposit then wipe your slate clean and stop trying to “make it back” yes conviction is cool when it pays off but conviction is not worth it, if it means you have a high likelihood of sustaining a big loss end of the day, this is a social pvp game where the goal is to buy things that others will buy at higher prices in this type of game, the best coins will always be the ones that attract the biggest buyers at the highest prices

Armani Ferrante, CEO of Backpack, on what comes next for tokenized stocks. "Not 10 stocks, not 100 stocks. We want to bring the entire stock market to Solana. One API where a real share, by any definition of the term, moves back and forth between your brokerage account and DeFi. Going from 200 symbols to 10,000 is the next leap." @armaniferrante @Backpack

Honestly whoever came up with the @UsePaid concept is a genius, they turned Crypto Twitter from a parasitic swarm to one symbiotic with its memetic host It's like an evolutionary fork in the memecoin landscape

The world doesn't have equal access to financial markets. Crypto fixes that. I sat down with @armaniferrante, founder of Backpack and Mad Lads, to explore how regulated finance moves onchain, why tokenized equities could give everyone access to U.S. stocks, and how crypto becomes the global API for finance. As ever, please enjoy!

The best part about @Backpack's stock token model is that any brokerage user can mint and redeem the tokens themselves. This makes it much easier for anyone to run the arb between shares/tokens and bring inventory onchain when needed to keep prices in line. Went into how this works in the recent tokenized stocks report 🙏

I think OpenClaw basically proved that long-running, 24/7 semi-autonomous agents *work*. What we've been seeing since then is the constantly growing aftershock of how deep the demand is for this. This seems like a never-ending unlock/step change. Agents with memories & goals are here to stay and have far greater demand than agents that require constant human-in-loop prompting. Early days, still.

It's hard to price the value creation explosion that will result from OpenClaw being open source. It's the best tech experience I've had in over decade of using internet. It sounds like hyperbole, but it is insane to use a piece of software that tangibly gets better as you use it. I think this experience will scale to literally billions of users. The fact that it's open source though means that there won't be one company that necessarily dominates this. I think this is just how all new software will be made. Self-improving Clawbot inspired agents. So at the earliest stages right now I believe the next billion dollar applications are being started and built right now.

i mean it’s all just headline porn rn hard to say until we get to play with a version of it i do feel like “AGI” in consumer context is agents that can run all day and steer themselves to the best path autonomously ie. computa, create ecom store and optimize it until it’s profitable and it just does it all day but if it’s actually that good and everyone has access to it, kinda nerfs it for everyone too super interesting to follow though