BarryBangs
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.@sportfun 📈 up from $2M on Aug 12th to $28M on Aug 23rd 📈 up from $28M on Aug 23rd to $158M on Aug 25th 📉 down from $158M on Aug 25th to $64M on Aug 26th 📈up from $64M on Aug 26th to $80M on Aug 29th 📉 down from $80M on Aug 29th to $39M today Sept. 2nd what i see is the following: - platform experienced its ''virality'' moment which took the total mcap of players from $2M to $158M in 10 days - fueled by new player drops and this come up, many people made life-changing profits and cashed out - some people stuck around and envisioned a future beyond the ''viral'' moment - team made almost $3M in fees having anticipated this high volatility and putting in place dynamic fees and a high tax on exiting players in order to protect the economy - some people are now looking for a way to exit because their timeline does not fit anymore so they expect immediate buybacks so they can exit better (some of them are actually making profits but still upset) - not many people see the vision and have the patience to keep the capital in which for me it's an opportunity. why? because it all comes down to intent. if you believe the intent of the team is genuine and good, i think the current state doesn't affect you that much cause you can see what they're trying to achieve here if you believe they're here to extract the fees and run away i think you should def exit entirely cause otherwise what are you even doing? next player drops and founders' packs are vital because platform needs to make sure the access is given to those people who show they're in this for the long-run will kick off a stream later on today and talk about this more in-depth but as always, i'm adding more here








Put £1.5k in @sportfun 2 weeks ago. Put next to no effort into it, and total account value is £12k now and rising. Made the #stocksfc losses back, having plenty of fun in the process. Join here if interested pro.football.fun/login/?referra… #stocksfc #sorare #crypto #Football













