Thanks for the input @amexperts. Took some time to meditate on this. Yes, I could see that phenomenon happening for average products, however the cost of ownership is similar to any digital currencies

This rant caused me to create to re-iterate the point that you don't need a hedge fund or any institutions to manage your crypto investments.

Great read O.T. On the "Skin in the game" analogy, I think the earlier you buy in the better. The compounding effects in crypto (btc, eth,...) are drastic, to the extent where it is very hard

Thanks O.T. I think that's why I try to asking alternatives to a straight out "what do you do?": how's life? what are you interested in? what are you passionate about? I'm usually a bit more

With the crypto boom, they are starting to realize that it is not a fad anymore. Big players are getting scared so they'll get into the acceptance phase. What I fear the most is them corrupting some devs,

Same here. I get the same feeling as eating junk foods after one of those. Though I get most "empty small-talk" from group conversations. Most conversations where I had a "waouh" moment

Thanks man.

That one is coming very soon. One on how to not only escape but become awesomianists (cool handler by the way).

Glad that you find it inspiring. I struggle with it as well, so I read this from time to time to remind myself that the clock is ticking. I never finish everything on my list so I just focus on the one

Thanks man. Glad you liked the article.