hey @v1punks fellas, i own v1 queen leila, how much is she worth?

"listen up, alpha males, we are about to enter the last stage of operation escape the matrix. ride the crypto wave a little longer, sell in november, buy lamborgini and then we go eat steak in a dubai club where they bring it in a suitcase and with candles"

covid was a REAL test from personal experience there were two types of people in covid: - those that hated the lockdown and the whole experience - those that flourished for me and many people i know covid was the best time ever: we got to see the world in an edge scenario like a zombie apocolypse, we got to work from home and - above all - we finally didn’t have fomo and used the time to make life changing money covid was a good test

another $12,000 increase in a single day and for punks holders it’s just yet another wednesday imagine ct if bitcoin jumped 12k in a single day, everyone would be talking about it fine art x crypto = excessive speculative value

4.2k eth

man, punks are so king floor went up $20k in 3 days a no one even blinks an eye, we are used to that you now need 2 FULL bitcoins for 1 punk punk gives you exposure to TWO highly speculative asset classes that have historically had outrageous valuations crypto and fine art

i need to get back to yield farming soon, been a bit lazy yield farming is the single best thing about crypto almost all crypto projects provide liquid incentives to encourage people to stake or LP their token. on top of that you get an airdrop and real yield. it just so happens that the go-to-market strategy for almost all projects involves bribing you to provide liquidity in their ecosystem take advantage of it and you get north of 20% yield annually without additional risk, which is outstanding by any metric current $prove pools are giving 100% yield sometimes, so it's the best thing to farm atm

why it’s so important to either be rich or highly skilled there are endless benefits to being rich, but the most important one is your ability to transact equally with everyone around you once you are financially free a good framework for life is to transact equally with everyone you interact with. religions refer to this as "treat your neighbour as you want to be treated" and there is a non-obvious truth to this most people think that transacting equally with others is important bc it is the nice thing to do. but there is a more important reason. any time you put yourself above or below another person, your subconscious tells you that you are not good enough i, for example, have an overfocus on money and success, ie my ego and sense of self worth is too attached to success. as such, i sometimes put myself above others who have less but that simultaneously means that i put myself below others who are more successful than me, of which there are many people. it’s better to decouple self worth and success and transact equally when you are not financially free and have a job, you inevitably have an unequal transaction with your boss he is above you, you are below him he tells you how much money you get, when to come to the office and you need to ask him for permission to go on holiday. you are literally below him and that’s not good for your selfworth if you are rich or highly skilled, you can be partners with a company and transact equally, thus, not reducing your self worth one last bull

most portfolios of crypto native investors look identical: - during bull phases they SIGNIFICANTLY outperform normies' stock portfolios - during bear phases they SIGNIFICANTLY underperform normies' stock portfolios - many crypto bros roundtrip their ENTIRE gains the first 1 or 2 cycles before they keep some of their profits - a few lucky investors make life changing money and they mainly do it with 1 - 2 plays, e.g. buying punks early, buying trump memecoin early or getting a big bag of hyperliquid airdrop if i had to summarise the main difference between a regular professional investor and a crypto investor it's RISK crypto bros have a significantly higher appetite for risk. they WILLINGLY take on more risk for potentially higher gains. the peak of that behaviour were memecoins in 2024. we basically bought assets that we KNEW were bundled, worthless and purely speculative and, yet, we traded billions in dollars of it for a year the last missing piece for most crypto bros to keep their wealth is to properly manage their risk. the main method of risk management i see in crypto is to sell your crypto and off-ramp it to fiat so that you can't deploy it in silly new things

eating a black chicken just hits harder