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Maurits says it scares him that everyone agrees we're heading into a bull market, but thinks simple trading apps bringing in retail could still set up the biggest on-chain season ever.
"Every time everyone agrees on something, it's almost always wrong."
"It's the first time ever where retail can actually participate."
"Now being able to trade from your phone, with the most simple UI, being able to Apple Pay in. The cards aligned for the biggest on-chain season we've seen."
Note that he actually says agreement is usually wrong, not that it's likely to happen, so I kept it that way. His case for the bull is the retail onboarding.
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insentos tells young traders that the only way to make it in crypto is to outwork everyone around you, and says he spent his whole two-hour train ride to work learning on Telegram and Discord.
"You just have to really want it."
"When I was working in the city, I was taking a two-hour train ride to work. That entire train ride, I was just on Telegram, Discord chats, trying to learn."
"You just have to outwork everyone around you, and you'll most likely make it, almost guaranteed."
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Maurits says that if he could DM his younger self he'd say be more present, because he was once up over $100K in class and it didn't even register.
"I was in class and I would be up over 100K on my phone, and it didn't even clock me. That's pretty insane. I was not present."
"I had a couple of really big trade losses that I would just avoid thinking about. I wish I had experienced every moment fully."
"You actually need to just sit in the pain for a bit."
"I wish I embraced the lows and the highs a lot more. It's more fun that way."
Maurits says it scares him that everyone agrees we're heading into a bull market, but thinks simple trading apps bringing in retail could still set up the biggest on-chain season ever.
"Every time everyone agrees on something, it's almost always wrong."
"It's the first time ever where retail can actually participate."
"Now being able to trade from your phone, with the most simple UI, being able to Apple Pay in. The cards aligned for the biggest on-chain season we've seen."
Note that he actually says agreement is usually wrong, not that it's likely to happen, so I kept it that way. His case for the bull is the retail onboarding.
fomo co-founder Paul tells young founders to read the Steve Jobs biography and Make Something Wonderful, a collection of Steve's own words.
"I really love the Steve Jobs bio."
"Make Something Wonderful is a written collection of all of Steve's works. I think that's really amazing to read."
"The goal is just to keep yourself inspired. Consume the content of the people you resonate with, and follow what inspires you."
I left out the part about who sent the book out, since the transcript says Steve Jobs' sister and that doesn't look right. Worth checking before you add it.
Pudgy Penguins founder Luca Netz says his head of BD would call pudgy Penguins a media company, but he calls it a crypto company reinventing media.
"It depends who you ask and who you're pitching to."
"If you were to ask our head of BD, he would tell you, yeah, we're probably a media company."
"I would say we're a crypto company reinventing the media landscape."
Maurits says new traders should skip new pairs and trade attention instead, buying memes early and selling slowly on the way up.
"I see a meme early. I like it. Then buying up one, two percent, sitting on it, watching it play out, selling slowly on the way up. That's the best and freest way to trade."
"You're not going to out Cupsey or cented in trading these people, a normal person shouldn't want to try that because you're generally not going to win."
"It takes years and 18 hour screen days for forever."