Over 200 comments. Lots of suggestions for places to put your stablecoins to work.
Also, lmk where you are putting your stables
https://x.com/Route2FI/status/1914787013603262932
Also, lmk where you are putting your stables
https://x.com/Route2FI/status/1914787013603262932
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Route 2 FI (@Route2FI) on X
Where do you guys farm your stablecoins these days?
Basically looking to see if there are some opportunities that I have missed.
Basically looking to see if there are some opportunities that I have missed.
Forwarded from Ditto's Anecdote
While I’m in Bangkok for a short trip, I’ve been catching up with friends and builders. Wanted to write down a few conversations that stuck with me:
- When it comes to making life decisions, it’s often more helpful to focus on what you don’t like rather than what you do. Using elimination as a framework can actually lead to greater happiness.
- It’s not just Korea where younger generations are struggling — this seems to be a common thread in many parts of the world.
- In the U.S., startups are no longer talked about in terms of broader tech visions. Everything’s been collapsed into one category: AI. And because of that, there’s less conversation about what the future of tech could actually look like.
- In crypto, it feels like we’re no longer seeing the kind of fresh, exciting ideas that once defined the space. Maybe it’s because of how incentives are structured nowadays, or maybe the right talent just isn’t entering the ecosystem anymore.
- If you start to feel a sense of superiority over people outside of crypto, it’s a sign that your growth has stalled. The reality is, this space offers outsized rewards not because we’re better — but because the market itself is still early and volatile.
That’s why it’s so important to have conversations across different age groups, not just with peers. This journey is a marathon, not a sprint.
- When building crypto products, being able to clearly convey the product’s value is already half the battle. But don’t confuse “clarity” with oversimplification — the goal isn’t to dumb things down, it’s to make them intuitive.
Crypto, by nature, is not simple. And the typical user doesn’t necessarily seek simplicity either. What matters is helping people feel the value — to make it click on an intuitive level.
- Writing articles and longform research to build personal branding isn’t as effective anymore — unless you're either insanely talented or doing it full-time. Writing can amplify a brand, but building one now requires lighter, more consistent content.
People’s attention spans are shrinking fast. Unless you already have an established brand, it’s hard to break through with longform content alone.
- When it comes to making life decisions, it’s often more helpful to focus on what you don’t like rather than what you do. Using elimination as a framework can actually lead to greater happiness.
- It’s not just Korea where younger generations are struggling — this seems to be a common thread in many parts of the world.
- In the U.S., startups are no longer talked about in terms of broader tech visions. Everything’s been collapsed into one category: AI. And because of that, there’s less conversation about what the future of tech could actually look like.
- In crypto, it feels like we’re no longer seeing the kind of fresh, exciting ideas that once defined the space. Maybe it’s because of how incentives are structured nowadays, or maybe the right talent just isn’t entering the ecosystem anymore.
- If you start to feel a sense of superiority over people outside of crypto, it’s a sign that your growth has stalled. The reality is, this space offers outsized rewards not because we’re better — but because the market itself is still early and volatile.
That’s why it’s so important to have conversations across different age groups, not just with peers. This journey is a marathon, not a sprint.
- When building crypto products, being able to clearly convey the product’s value is already half the battle. But don’t confuse “clarity” with oversimplification — the goal isn’t to dumb things down, it’s to make them intuitive.
Crypto, by nature, is not simple. And the typical user doesn’t necessarily seek simplicity either. What matters is helping people feel the value — to make it click on an intuitive level.
- Writing articles and longform research to build personal branding isn’t as effective anymore — unless you're either insanely talented or doing it full-time. Writing can amplify a brand, but building one now requires lighter, more consistent content.
People’s attention spans are shrinking fast. Unless you already have an established brand, it’s hard to break through with longform content alone.
Forwarded from Birds of a Feather
I’m aggressively long right now. We’ll know pretty quickly if I’m right or wrong. Spots like these tend to resolve in violent moves up or down in relatively short durations.
Looking for alt majors to rerate up by 10-20%.
Looking for alt majors to rerate up by 10-20%.