DoomPosting
$Bobby now 6x what it was a few min ago FWIW, should also say, my general strategy, if I am going to get into something — which I almost never do — but if i do, my strategy is to force a decision UP-FRONT, right at the beginning, before sharing any screenshots…
A bit early to call this one, but case in point, as a rough example —
(A) Up-front: Made aware of it at $549k cap — had you put in money up-front there, and you’re still in the green, since current cap is $1.8M.
(B) Wait & see: But, had you instead waited for upward price action to give you the confidence to put in money, you’d have bought in at $2.8M cap, right after the big surge — You’d be way down now, since current cap is $1.8M.
= So often better to very quickly front-weight, deciding based on factors other than upward price movements, instead of waiting for upward price movement to give you more confidence and then investing.
(FWIW, as written above, never liked $BOBBY on its own, simply because there’s zero joke there. Copycat and without any additional joke. At best useful for diversification, if you’re already heavily invested in the #1 leader, in case that leader massively screws up, but that’s about it. Not so good on its own.)
(A) Up-front: Made aware of it at $549k cap — had you put in money up-front there, and you’re still in the green, since current cap is $1.8M.
(B) Wait & see: But, had you instead waited for upward price action to give you the confidence to put in money, you’d have bought in at $2.8M cap, right after the big surge — You’d be way down now, since current cap is $1.8M.
= So often better to very quickly front-weight, deciding based on factors other than upward price movements, instead of waiting for upward price movement to give you more confidence and then investing.
(FWIW, as written above, never liked $BOBBY on its own, simply because there’s zero joke there. Copycat and without any additional joke. At best useful for diversification, if you’re already heavily invested in the #1 leader, in case that leader massively screws up, but that’s about it. Not so good on its own.)
DoomPosting
sus
Liability-based theory of value.
Established niche crypto influencers,
who are among the very few who put a long hours building up their reputation through the bear market,
(in theory frauds could do this too, but for whatever reason they don’t, frauds dissapear in bear markets)
even if still with tiny follower counts,
Doing a rare and substantial staking of their reputation on something,
(Would be worthlessly diluted if they do it all the time)
risking all those hours having gone to waste, should it fail.
Liability theory of value.
Established niche crypto influencers,
who are among the very few who put a long hours building up their reputation through the bear market,
(in theory frauds could do this too, but for whatever reason they don’t, frauds dissapear in bear markets)
even if still with tiny follower counts,
Doing a rare and substantial staking of their reputation on something,
(Would be worthlessly diluted if they do it all the time)
risking all those hours having gone to waste, should it fail.
Liability theory of value.
DoomPosting
sus
Second, notice how he says that if you moon this coin, you make him rich.
A whale betting big on this coin is an act of making this guy, and those who align with him, the next thought leaders of the industry.
Mooning-as-election of thought leaders theory of value.
(All value types are generally additive, roughly speaking.)
A whale betting big on this coin is an act of making this guy, and those who align with him, the next thought leaders of the industry.
Mooning-as-election of thought leaders theory of value.
(All value types are generally additive, roughly speaking.)
FWIW, using
“sus” as shorthand for
→
“that’s weird” as shorthand for
→
“this is so unusual that it’s likely either a huge win or huge scam, so better drop everything I’m doing and dig to get to the bottom of what’s happening asap, to see if we can figure out which one it is”
I.e. not a statement of confidence in goodness or badness, rather a call to action, to figure out what tf is going on, try to gather what’s needed to get that confidence
“sus” as shorthand for
→
“that’s weird” as shorthand for
→
“this is so unusual that it’s likely either a huge win or huge scam, so better drop everything I’m doing and dig to get to the bottom of what’s happening asap, to see if we can figure out which one it is”
I.e. not a statement of confidence in goodness or badness, rather a call to action, to figure out what tf is going on, try to gather what’s needed to get that confidence
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