Hey Rasmr, here’s why:
astute crypto pioneers historically allocated capital as a novel front-running. whether consciously, or subconsciously, they were mechanistically gear shifting a pre-consensus-to-post-consensus-narrative-proliferation-process. early BTC, ETH, XRP, believers were proponents of new world orders. the buyers today, are no longer front-running narrative proliferation. they’re the last person in line. in a long game of telephone. they’re the original target audience for the pre-consensus-seeding visionaries who allocated at the razors edge of insanity. now they’ve been served — it’s a diminished opportunity vehicle. these people are now touting some morale high ground. intertwined into the madness of crowds, & uncourageously camouflaged into what they mistakenly believe to be the crowds wisdom.
crypto allocators seem to be segmented into a trifecta, one the former category as stated above, two the original visionaries who have at some point become intellectually lazy, or three one of reliance on value frameworks — based on prior generations of assets in a pre-internet-network-effect/unsatiated “hard” economies of scale era. we’re past that point now. the future is scaling out these “soft” economies. painting the world not out of necessity. out of imaginative inspiration. utopia has been misdescribed as a physical architectural phenomenon. in reality, it’s an emotional state regulation machine. when you take a look at state regulation you can reference behavioral psychology. which espouses the importance of human connection, hope, & preoccupation. as keystone fundamentals in this healthy regulation process.
the reason why the future of flying cars never happened is because that’s not truly what people wanted. they wanted to regulate their emotional state with video-games, social-media interaction, & content consumption. the issue is that in an inflationary regime with unsustainable labor productivity. the use of time spent on such endeavors is becoming too costly. there is an urgent market ‘need’ to align monetary compensation with market ‘want’. markets outsizedly reward solutions that grant consumers with what they ‘need’ presented in a bow-tied package of what they ‘want’.
all of this is said to highlight where next-gen-thinkers are now allocating capital. they’re identifying forward-looking macro-trends from technological & fiscal policy standpoint, isolating the purest first principle market ‘needs’ & ’wants’ without abstraction, seeding narratives instead of following them, objectively solving for local market problems affecting market majority I.E. why most crypto participants are unprofitable: — think supply overhang, incentive misalignment, technological disruption, insufficient decentralization — extrapolating wider cultural mindshare of discontent, finding the asset pocket with the least barrier of entry to understanding, moving away from value based fundamentals to achieve ceiling-less appreciation, capitalizing on network-effects by resonance factor in a post-internet-post-social-media-era, & more.
believe it or not, this next-gen asset is called SPX6900, & by using game-theory, & accounting for what’s stated above, you’ll realize the thesis is impenetrable, & the market is supporting the thesis.
in order to not miss one of the biggest opportunities ever presented in crypto, & even in financial markets as a whole, you’ll need to put your ego aside. think differently, & be willing to act like the original crypto pioneers, & allocate at the razors edge of insanity. that’s where the opportunity is. to see the vision before it’s made consensus.
The problem with Murad saying a memecoin will flip BTC is that BTC is already a memecoin, it’s the mission-driven “wealth transfer” meme he’s waiting for. So why not just bullpost BTC?