So, how do you start with (crypto) data analysis as a total beginner?

No worries, it’s easy. I’ve been there too.

You need to start small and build up gradually.

Here is how you do that. (1) Pick 1 niche

• a specific blockchain (e.g. Fantom)
• a specific use case (e.g. DeFi)
• a certain aspect (e.g. user adoption)

Check Coingecko's categories for ideas.

Learn as much as you can about this one particular thing and become a pro.

How? Like this.

Why you should be aware of increasing crypto taxation and possible implications for the use of cryptocurrencies.

#crypto #cryptotax

//THREAD Most politicians are still playing down or ignoring the impact that crypto has.

I think this will change significantly over the next few years.

One of the reasons is that crypto offers a big opportunity for governments to generate much needed revenue via taxes.

Hey!

In this thread, I’ll take a closer look at @QredoNetwork’s Qredo ($QRDO), a layer 2 decentralized custodian protocol.

Gather round, there’s a lot of interesting stuff to unpack!

#crypto #blockchain #defi #crosschain #dao Before we start, here are the things I will cover about this project:

• Website
• Team & Partners
• Whitepaper
• $QRDO Token Use Case & Distribution
• Social Media

Hey everyone!

As promised, I took a closer look at some #crypto projects you recommended.
In today’s thread, I’ll take you through my research results for @GuildOfGuardian‘s game Guild of Guardians (GOG).

It’s an exciting project so let's jump right in! Some numbers first.

• GOG is a mobile RPG that will go live in 2022.
• There are over 150.000 pre-registered players.
• 50+ developers with experience in AAA-titles are working on the project.
• The game raised over $5.3 million through #token sales (GOG Gems).

Since I got to know #crypto 6 years ago, I have tried to get numerous others interested in it as well.

How many was I able to convince in the end?

So far 2 people.

Here's why. Most people are not interested in anything that is "too" new, even if it has potential to positively change their lives forever.

A new #technology only becomes interesting for them when it is considered "good" by a broader audience. Meaning that a lot of people have adopted it.

Yesterday I wrote a thread about how the world will change fundamentally in the coming years & decades and why it is important for you as an #investor to prepare for this.

In this thread I will go a level deeper and explain some of the backgrounds.

https://twitter.com/ren_heinrich/status/1482784879859445768

#History comes cycles.

The state of societies, nations, and empires follows the following pattern: Birth-Growth-Peak-Decline-Depression/Death.

Sometimes the pattern ends. Sometimes it restarts.

Western industrialized societies are now in the decline phase.

The world is changing.

From energy surplus to energy scarcity.
From economic growth to economic shrinking.
From deflation to inflation.
From social stability to instability.

Here is what you as an #investor need to know to prepare for these changes. It is unimaginable for most.

But the world is running out of high density energy.
And renewables won’t be able to close that gap. It’s physics.

Which means we are facing a future where all of us will have to live with less energy available. Most have no idea what this means.

How to research #cryptocurrencies from scratch:

[THREAD]

1. Check the project's website (content, contact info, grammar)
2. Read the whitepaper
3. Research the market (maturity level, pain points, use cases)
4. Analyze which problems the project aims to solve (SWOT-analysis) 5. Research the coin/token (underlying blockchain, use case, amount, distribution)
6. Understand the level of decentralization a #Crypto project has
7. Dig up information about the team behind a Crypto project (names, CVs, industry experience, profiles on social media)

Here are 19 “mental tools” that I find useful for #Investing (and life in general).

⌚You can apply them at any time.
🧩The order is random.
🔧Which tools make the most sense for you depends on the given circumstances.

Let’s dive in! 1. Information Gathering

When making decisions, always source your data from different places. Include conflicting information and contrary opinions to get a more complete picture. And always assume that you don't know the full story.