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Bull-posting every new NFT collection is not a big deal. Buying low, sweeping the floor and making a post, that’s it? Not for me. My focus and conviction remain on a few collections. I don’t want to dilute my audience’s attention from Project A to every new shiny thing for short-term gains. As you can see, I’ve stopped bull-posting new launches lately because attention spans and holding conviction in the NFT space have become incredibly short. Imagine where Del Mundos and Normies would be today if we hadn’t diluted our attention, ETH and time across every new launch chasing short-term gains. This post is not a dig at anyone who does it but this is my thesis when it comes to NFTs. Yes, I want to support genuine teams. Yes, I want to support gud artists and great art. But not at the cost of dumping one project to zero while pumping another for quick gains. I ain’t looking for 10 new NFT launches at the moment. I even bought something yesterday, and I’m already up 2x+ on it. • What’s the point of saying that? - The point is that a project doesn’t necessarily need a post to pump. If it has the potential to go up, it will eventually go up even with zero posts. I got tired of this PvP game a long time ago and that’s why I’m focused on collecting the art I love instead of trying to catch every falling knife. I’ve said it many times and I’ll say it again: hold on to your conviction no matter what launches next and watch the magic happen. Be the change you wish to see in the world.