Mini-Thread: Just Hit 10k Followers - Huge Thanks!!!
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Hugely humbled that 10k of you have chose to follow my account.
I really, sincerely appreciate each of ya'll.
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I lurked on CT for almost a year before starting this account, and I'm very glad I did.
The quality of individuals I have met via doing this is just mind-blowing and continually inspiring.
I would name all of you but it would take like 50 tweets to do so...
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Three dudes whose accounts really inspired me to join CT tho were:
-@lemiscate - whose #FrenchChart's I just thought were the coolest thing ever & wanted to try myself
-@Route2FI - for general gigabrained threadooring
-@noahseidman - for non-stop unique brilliant analysis
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Also, I still vividly remember having <10 followers lol, so if you have a new/small account and you work really hard on a thread/meme/article/etc feel free to tag me and I'll RT it.
The more people contributing knowledge/passion to the space the better imo.
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I'm a big fan of UpOnly so was excited to see a new episode. Also like that it was just Cobie and Ledger, since it gave lots of time to hear their thoughts on the market and everything that has happened.
Poor Doomberg will probably hate being tagged in some degenerate crypto thread, but the man is insanely smart, and this is a fantastic podcast to understand current situation with energy/macro/etc.
Thread: Here’s The Biggest Stablecoins You Can Actually Invest In
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So… as I’ve said before, I think stablecoins are clearly the stickiest ‘use case’ for crypto/defi so far, and I sincerely believe we’ll one day have trillions of dollars of them on-chain…
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However, some of the biggest ones- like $USDC and $USDT obviously- you can’t invest in…
So, here’s a thread of all the stablecoins you CAN invest in 😊
[Also: H/t to my man @JackNeiwold for the awesome 'alignment' meme in first tweet - it was too good not to reuse!]
Thread: What Weimar Germany Can Teach Us About The 2020's (Un-Ironically)
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So, 'Weimar Hyperinflation' is often a lazy metaphor for our current fiat regime...
HOWEVER, at the same time, there is a lot we can learn from studying what happened there...
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This thread is definitely not to suggest that the US/Europe/etc is going see such hyperinflation over the next 10 years...
However...
The 'extremes inform the means', as they say, and there are a lot of parallels between Weimar and the situation today.
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As a quick recap, 'Weimar Germany' essentially refers to the time in Germany between the end of WWI and the Third Reich, and is generally associated with the 1920's specifically.
Its most famous feature was the hyperinflation that occurred.