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Received · 0Given · 14“The Macro Guy Who Actually Went All In”The background matters here. Goldman Sachs, GLG Partners, then his own hedge fund ; the man spent decades inside traditional finance before walking away from it. That gives his crypto takes a different weight than someone who came up purely in this space. He's not converting because he doesn't know better. He converted because he looked at both worlds and made a deliberate choice
on Raoul Pal · 1803· 4mo ago0
on Raoul Pal · 1803· 4mo ago0“Still Early, Still Right”What makes him interesting to follow on X isn't the takes ; it's the conviction behind them. He's not here to chase narratives or post whatever's trending. The through line across his whole career has been the same: individual sovereignty, decentralization, and a deep skepticism of centralized control whether that's governments, banks, or now AI companies.
on Erik Voorhees · 1821· 4mo ago0
on Erik Voorhees · 1821· 4mo ago0“Fine to Follow, Just Know What You're Actually Following”The SoundMint connection is interesting on paper ; music NFTs were a real idea ; but that project didn't go anywhere meaningful and there hasn't been much follow-through on whatever came next. When someone's flagship project fades out quietly, it's worth asking what the track record actually looks like before treating their next call as signal.
on SpiderCrypto · 1003· 4mo ago · negative0
on SpiderCrypto · 1003· 4mo ago · negative0“The Prediction Market That Did It the Hard Way and Won”Every other prediction market either went offshore, blocked American users, or operated in a legal grey area hoping nobody looked too hard. Kalshi spent years fighting the CFTC head on, got designated as a federally regulated exchange, and built the whole product around that foundation. That's not a small thing. That's the difference between building on sand and building on concrete
on Kalshi · 1697· 4mo ago0
on Kalshi · 1697· 4mo ago0“The Oracle Running in the Background of Things You Actually Use”The core product is an optimistic oracle: meaning when someone submits data onchain, it's assumed correct unless someone disputes it within a set window. No dispute, it goes through. Dispute happens, UMA token holders vote on what's true. It's a simple mechanism that handles a surprisingly wide range of questions, from "did this election happen" to "did this cross-chain transaction go through
on UMA · 281· 4mo ago · neutral0
on UMA · 281· 4mo ago · neutral0“Quiet Build, Big Bet on the Future of Private Compute”FHE is one of those things that's been called the "holy grail" of cryptography for years ; the idea that you can run computations on encrypted data without ever decrypting it. Most people assumed it was too slow and too impractical to ever work at blockchain scale. Octra is betting that's no longer true.
on octra · 1442· 4mo ago0
on octra · 1442· 4mo ago0“Fell Hard, Built Back Smarter”What makes the current chapter interesting is they didn't just tweak things around the edges. They scrapped the old platform entirely and rebuilt it. OS2 isn't an update, it's a different product ; multi-chain, token trading included, fees cut to almost nothing. They basically had to become their own competitor to survive.
on OpenSea · 1890· 4mo ago0
on OpenSea · 1890· 4mo ago0“The Five-Minute Checkup Your Wallet Probably Needs”Revoke.cash lets you see every approval you've ever signed and revoke the ones you don't need anymore ; across 100+ chains including Ethereum, Polygon, BNB, Arbitrum and more. It's free, it's open source, and it takes about five minutes to clean up years of accumulated risk
on Revoke.cash · 1696· 5mo ago · neutral0
on Revoke.cash · 1696· 5mo ago · neutral0“Citron Research — Good Calls, Bad Exits”It's a genuinely messy situation because some of what Citron did over the years was legitimate work. But the line between "I believe this stock is overvalued" and "I'm going to tweet that so I can exit my position" is apparently where it all fell apart.
on Citron Research · 1133· 5mo ago · neutral0
on Citron Research · 1133· 5mo ago · neutral0“Where the Crowd Is Usually Right”The idea is dead simple ;you put money on whether something happens or not, and the price of that bet is basically what the crowd thinks the odds are. No analyst telling you what to think, no network with an agenda. Just people with actual skin in the game moving numbers around.
on Polymarket · 1390· 5mo ago0
on Polymarket · 1390· 5mo ago0“The Loudest Voice in Crypto That Actually Has Money Behind It”1.6 million YouTube subscribers and 1.3M on X — the reach is real. And unlike a lot of crypto influencers who showed up in 2021 with nothing behind them, Becker actually built and sold HYROS for $110M in 2022. That's not a paper exit. He has real money in the game
on Alex Becker 🍊🏆🥇 · 768· 5mo ago · neutral0
on Alex Becker 🍊🏆🥇 · 768· 5mo ago · neutral0“The News Feed That Crypto Twitter Actually Trusts”What makes it work is the sourcing. They're not just retweeting whatever's trending ; they're pulling from onchain data, Bloomberg, The Block, and actual verified events. The credibility has built up over time because they've been right enough times that people just trust the format now.
on zoomer · 1646· 5mo ago · neutral0
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