Reading this book for the 4th time. Easily one of the most impactful business books I've ever read. It introduced me to systems thinking, theory of constraints, and relentless focusing on bottlenecks. If you've ever felt stuck in business, this can give clarity.

Here's my @monad card They made custom cards for ~5,000 accounts. Pretty slick marketing. Why it works: • Vanity loop - people want to show off their card • Creating an echo effect on the timeline • Feels like a lootbox Anyone need a nomination for one?

Crazy how fast sentiment flips. ETH’s sitting at $4,300. A year ago everyone would think that's unbelievable and it's the beginning of a new alt season. Now half the timeline thinks the party’s over. Zoom out.

I’d rather buy into the narrative alpha plays than chase random betas these days. Aiming for the 2–4x feels boring, but it adds up. The real win is going through the cycle without stressing as much. When there’s a dip like today, I’m not panicking or asking myself if I should sell. With betas, you’re always worried about a new bright shiny object replacing yours. Or if the project can survive this dip. Oh finally, this really reflects where you are relative to your goals. If you're far from your goals...then by all means swing big. What about you?

REALLY good concept. This is why everyone emphasizes that you should work on building your cashflow / earning power early on. You get way more swings at bat.

Three months ago, ETFs and treasuries held 2.9% of ETH’s supply. Today it’s around 8%. That 176% jump has taken millions of ETH off the market and pushed prices higher. And it doesn’t look like they’re stopping anytime soon. Where do you think ETH peaks before this cycle ends?

Looks like just a dip to me, I’m expecting higher prices ahead. Time to go shopping. Which alts are on your radar right now?

Ever cashed out some BTC for something you needed, and then spend the next week regretting it as the price goes up? @MezoNetwork exists to make sure you never go through that pain again. You deposit BTC into Mezo as collateral and in return you can borrow MUSD - a Bitcoin-backed stablecoin. Now you’ve got spendable dollars for purchases, or to gain more exposure in the market. All this while your BTC stays in place, still riding any price moves. When you’re ready, you repay the MUSD and get your BTC back - as if it never left your wallet. And because you’re borrowing and not selling, it’s not a taxable event in most countries. Why this is a better route than just selling: • Keep your BTC exposure while freeing up liquidity • Borrow up to 90% of your collateral’s value • Fixed ~1% interest, so you know your costs upfront And it’s not just about borrowing. If you don’t need a loan: you can stake BTC or MUSD in Mezo’s vaults to earn yield. All inside a Bitcoin-native platform that’s bridging TradFi-like borrowing into crypto. Glad to partner with mezo to highlight this, because it’s one of the cleanest “spend without selling” setups out there.

Mantle 2.0 Kickoff AMA (EN)

"Should I take profits into BTC/ETH or fiat?" Start by asking yourself: do you need the cash? 1. Pay off debts and taxes first. Hard to grow wealth when you’ve got debt dragging you down. 2. Cover big upcoming expenses. Think house down payment, wedding, or anything major. 3. Build an emergency fund. Aim for 1–2 years of living expenses. 4. Diversify. Use cash to branch into stocks, real estate, or other asset classes. Personally, I roll my profits into BTC these days. It's a hedge against fiat debasement. Hopefully you can generate enough cashflow from businesses / work / side hustles to cover your living expenses. Then your crypto's job is to multiply and capture more Crypto. Also, know your ideal portfolio mix. For me, that’s 40% crypto, 50% stocks, 10% cash. Yours might look different.