“The difference between #Bitcoin and #Ethereum is that Bitcoiners consider Bitcoin to be 80% complete, but Ethereans consider Ethereum to be 40% complete.” - @VitalikButerin
It's clear that the untapped potential here is colossal.
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• ICO history & why they previously failed
• "ICO 2.0" szn - why ICOs are back
• Top platforms/free tools
• Spotting good sales
• Alpha/tips - including my FREE ICO Notion database
Stay tuned until the end to grab the free Notion database.👇
Before we delve into the history of ICOs, what even is an ICO?
ICO = Initial Coin Offering
In short, crypto projects come up with an idea and a whitepaper, and sell tokens (often for stables/majors) to raise funding from investors.
Crypto privacy may be the most important crypto narrative of the next 5 years.
$ZEC is leading the way, up 10x this year, but this isn't just a short-term trend - it's the future of the industry.
🧵: The full privacy thesis (+ exact projects I'm watching).👇
In this thread, I'll cover:
• An overview of the privacy sector
• The exact problems it solves
• Why institutions & retail need privacy solutions
• Projects I'm watching that execute privacy solutions in crypto
It's an alpha-packed thread, so be sure to save it.
There is one roadblock halting crypto from achieving true mass adoption (especially for institutions):
Too much transparency.
Transparency is why we trust balances and state, but it’s also the reason some retail users, companies, institutions, and even DAOs won't migrate on-chain.