Updated the Punks model.
* fixed how we decay bids over time
* Hoodies & Beanies with better prices (median around 300Ξ)
* About 300 Punks in that 250-400Ξ ranges
* Bottom value 100.7Ξ, median 113.6Ξ -- has been steady
* Market cap 1.69mΞ ~ 6.5B USD
In the model, we obviously want to fit to bids (as minimum) and offers (as max) as well as predicting tomorrow's sale.
Realistically, this means decaying the weight on bids over time. Say a bid for past 3 day is 100%... do you still care about a bid (or sale) from month ago? Yes
The question: hows quick to decay the data.
We now keep bids around for up to 120 days (!) -- seems high, but no Beanie has sold for two months.
No evidence that prices have dropped -- many relative to median/floor but not in absolute terms.
Obviously recent bids still have higher weight. We decay the weight quickly... then slowly. Larger bids (relative to median sale, as usual) also stay around longer. All smoothly with no cliffs.
Pretty small change -- a few lines of code and a lot of validation.
Bigger update to drop soon. And once this evolution wraps up, we'll start displaying a lot more historical values and graphs. Looking forward to that myself!
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Also few good tips on extending the morning fast:
* water, coffee or tea if you like
* salt and lemon can make dramatic difference in haziness where you think you need sugar
Some protein relatively early in the day also good for athletes. Talking 10am or noon.
The fasted state is very important, for hormones, body regeneration, etc. Can’t be eating and digesting all day.
The fasted state does not begin as soon as you’re done eating.
A light walk after dinner helps. As do things like cinnamon.
A little surprised that Keith doesn’t do fasted workouts. Though he also trains twice a day. I do that…. sometimes. More during Covid at him in nyc actually. Went pretty Tsatsouline with pull-ups, dumbbells and kettlebells at home 👌