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Copped some baby apes NFTs yesterday 
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Haha yeah I was originally referring to the “I bought BTC instead of ___” posts some of us have been making in the past. Nice to reap benefits occasionally.I believe Fap was merely encouraging us to reap the benefits of our degeneracy
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Just pulled out my initial ETH investment. Playing with house money now. Hopefully we get a decent pullback following this bull run so I can load up again.
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Your pull back will probably be where you sold, if not, around may’s lows at the worst
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Smart moveCopped some baby apes NFTs yesterday
. I minted 2 and copped one very similar to yours. 
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I just got lucky being one of the first 500 members in Discord so that gave me presale access. I struck out on the public mint. Bots are getting better and better (or maybe it's clogged RPCs?). I had like 50 tabs open and was spamming the mint button but my Phantom only registered THREE failed transactionsstick How were you able to mint. I need tips. I'm getting washed by bots.
Got one off secondary marketplace and it's now 3x
Apes and Pixel art stay undefeated. I really don't know why
Picked this 2 off the floor
The paperhand pandemic is real.
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0 gas is going to ruin solana mints. They need to evolve their processes. Dutch auctions should be the standard.
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The Rogue Sharks and Skylines had a good mint process recently. Dutch auction combined with a raffle. 0.1 SOL per entry to deter bots.
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The drops on Raydium launchpad are also good. I think that should be the solution going forwards. Looking forward to Jungle Cats tomorrow.
FCFS is just not feasible anymore.
FCFS is just not feasible anymore.
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Even in eth it doesn’t work with folks hammering the gas over 150 gwei.
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My new things with NFT is checking engagement, seeing if they have enough support to sell out. If they don't, and I believe in the project, I wait until they go on secondary market and buy on the floor BOTTOM
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Altcoin ETFs are the future
eth/btc are best held outright
eth/btc are best held outright
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Alt coin etfs won’t be done right. They’ll just sweep the top 10-20 and you’ll end up underperforming by owning garbage like doge, ripple and cardano instead of an alt coin worth owning.
what index coop is doing can work tho but anything done by noncrypto natives isn’t going to work as well as it should.
what index coop is doing can work tho but anything done by noncrypto natives isn’t going to work as well as it should.
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That’s why I was hoping we could do an alt etf type thing on a main exchange but it held alts that were from all over. Let a crypto god manage it and I would gladly pay a fee to the manager.
that would be pretty sick imo. They’d win and we’d win. Low cap alt etf.
that would be pretty sick imo. They’d win and we’d win. Low cap alt etf.
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you don’t wanna do a low cap etf rn. i’m bleeding
halp!
halp!
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Bitcoin closed weekly candle at its highest ever just now! 
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this is what I’m saying. An investment product institutions and retail investors need
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the index coop site is way to confusing for any first time crypto buyer to navigate
the problem is Markets. A Wall Street product would require far too much litigation. An on chain fund needs coding talent
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Crypto requires its users to grow and step their knowledge up. I like that.
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Yup I had a good conversation on this exact topic yesterday; and DeFi also requires a ton of self agency/ownership and the confidence in said knowledge that crypto usually is the spark of.
