Real Fundamental Analysis
Ever heard of the term, "pleb"?
That's what a lot of you are.
"What's a Pleb?"
Are you walking around crypto thinking, "Damn. I heard that ___ has a really good team behind them and that __, ___ have a ton of development experience. Once they break into this market, they're obviously going to be industry disruptors." (so on and so forth)
^^ If that's you, then you might be a pleb!
Do You Want to Be a Pleb?
No.
Not at all.
In fact, that's the last thing that you want to be. Because the 'plebs' are the ones that are the backbone for the profit structure that exists for all the "non-plebs".
So What Should I Be?
A cynically, amoral asshole.
Seriously.
Its all a game. And you have to know the rules to the game played.
Projects That Blow Up Aren't a Coincidence - You Just Have to Know How to Look
1. If you're looking at their 'partnerships', you're doing it wrong.
(hint: If you've stumbled upon a guy named, "Eric" that does OTC on Telegram, then you're probably there).
2. Try to land in all the same channels as people like "CryptoArnie" (that doesn't mean invest with him). He's one of the most visible backroom ICO / IEO (now DeFi) ... people in this space. OTC people, I suppose - but I don't want to speak for him.
3. Hunt OTC channels (however you can, make some friends on here). Follow the rabbit hole of Telegram links & other chats that get shared. You'd be surprised what you'll find on Telegram if you look and listen (and shutup) before you ask a single question.
4. Start reading channels like this because I'm one of the only ones that's going to tell you what I'm telling you. I don't invest in these projects and I don't really care if I'm giving away their "game" on how a lot of these "skyrocket" coins were pre-destined to be 'moonshots' several months in advance, regardless of the "team", "whitepaper", etc.
All of that extra shit is 'fluff', just being honest with you. But its worth assessing how well the project does dress itself with fluff.
Ever heard of the term, "pleb"?
That's what a lot of you are.
"What's a Pleb?"
Are you walking around crypto thinking, "Damn. I heard that ___ has a really good team behind them and that __, ___ have a ton of development experience. Once they break into this market, they're obviously going to be industry disruptors." (so on and so forth)
^^ If that's you, then you might be a pleb!
Do You Want to Be a Pleb?
No.
Not at all.
In fact, that's the last thing that you want to be. Because the 'plebs' are the ones that are the backbone for the profit structure that exists for all the "non-plebs".
So What Should I Be?
A cynically, amoral asshole.
Seriously.
Its all a game. And you have to know the rules to the game played.
Projects That Blow Up Aren't a Coincidence - You Just Have to Know How to Look
1. If you're looking at their 'partnerships', you're doing it wrong.
(hint: If you've stumbled upon a guy named, "Eric" that does OTC on Telegram, then you're probably there).
2. Try to land in all the same channels as people like "CryptoArnie" (that doesn't mean invest with him). He's one of the most visible backroom ICO / IEO (now DeFi) ... people in this space. OTC people, I suppose - but I don't want to speak for him.
3. Hunt OTC channels (however you can, make some friends on here). Follow the rabbit hole of Telegram links & other chats that get shared. You'd be surprised what you'll find on Telegram if you look and listen (and shutup) before you ask a single question.
4. Start reading channels like this because I'm one of the only ones that's going to tell you what I'm telling you. I don't invest in these projects and I don't really care if I'm giving away their "game" on how a lot of these "skyrocket" coins were pre-destined to be 'moonshots' several months in advance, regardless of the "team", "whitepaper", etc.
All of that extra shit is 'fluff', just being honest with you. But its worth assessing how well the project does dress itself with fluff.