The construction process itself is very interesting: you build up connections, new acquaintances, and knowledge that will ultimately give you more than just a few quick х

the midcurving on SOL comes from a profound cynicism about crypto's future what's going to happen is that crypto adoption is going to 100x it will not just be perps, or RWAs, or memes -- it will be all of it the totality of old finance combined with the weirdness of new finance, at planetary scale and at that game, Solana is king to that effect, one framing I've been riffing on: SOL is new money 'new' is a powerful & optimistic word -- it represents possibility and the infinite, rather than marginally optimizing spreadsheet accounting it is too early in the game to treat novel internet money as it were a derivative of Costco stock. blockchains that scale are barely 2-3 years old it's 2004, you can opt for JP Morgan or you can go for Apple neither are wrong, but one is more optimistic

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Putin is often demonized, but every time I hear him speak, he comes across as far more sensible, articulate, measured, and intellectually grounded than most Western leaders. Putin mocked Estonia’s defense minister over his remarks about potentially launching pre-emptive strikes on Russian territory.

you cannot call the people launching coins bad actors and the people trading the same coins good actors, it is an incoherent argument, without the deployers there would be no platform and no coins for these people to trade & again, 50% of all revenues buy+burn the native token, which anyone can hold

Even in an era of rapid and widespread AI development, people still determine everything. Human talent remains our most valuable resource, and its importance cannot be overstated. Very few people possess the ability to see the bigger picture and think critically. In an increasingly complex world, overwhelmed by an endless flow of information, these qualities are becoming even rarer. And only a select few can take that broader perspective, anticipate and stay ahead of events, and translate those insights into a vision of where we should go next. And that’s exactly what I want to say: @chieftokenbased possesses this exceptionally rare ability.

One of the most underestimated concepts of the coming bull cycle could be «social tokens.» We talk a lot about the global tokenization of large companies, funds, bonds, and real estate. But what if we look at much smaller systems? A small community. A hobby club. A local business. A sports club. A music community. A DAO. A creator community. A private professional network. What happens when each of these groups can have its own onchain token? Not simply a speculative asset, but a digital economic layer for the community. For example: A surf club could issue a token that gives members access to events, voting, infrastructure, and the club’s internal economy. A small restaurant or coffee shop could create a community token that connects loyal customers with rewards, special events, and participation in the development of the business. A music community could use a token to finance artists, organize events, and distribute part of the economic value created by the community among its most active participants. A professional club could turn reputation, participation, and access to its network into a programmable onchain mechanism. A sports community could pool capital for its own venue, equipment, or competitions, linking funding to member participation. And this leads to a much more interesting question: Could a social token become something like a digital share of a small economy? Not necessarily being a legal share. But functionally creating a mechanism through which a community can: - accumulate capital; - distribute access; - incentivize contributions; - reward participation; - finance collective projects; - create an internal market; - build reputation and status; - attract new members; - connect social capital with economic activity. Tokenization then becomes more than a way to put existing assets onchain. It becomes a way to create entirely new micro-economies. And I think this is where a very interesting part of the future begins. What if, in 10 years, a person has not only a bank account and an investment portfolio, but also dozens of onchain relationships with different micro-economies? A token of your favorite club. A token of a local business. A professional community token. A sports team token. A creator community token. A local city or community initiative token. What if the value of these systems depends not only on financial capital, but also on the number of participants, their activity, trust, reputation, and the real economic activity happening inside the community? And the biggest question: Can blockchain give small communities access to economic tools that were previously available primarily to large corporations and financial institutions? If so, the next phase of tokenization is not only BlackRock, government bonds, and large-scale RWA. It could be millions of small economies that previously had no financial layer of their own. From tokenized assets to tokenized communities. From corporations to micro-economies. From ownership of assets to ownership of participation.

This bullrun 2017 + 2021 = mass adoption.