Clark

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Clark

Clark

@ClarkOliiver

Retired Raffler

Katılım Şubat 2013
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hydra
hydra@hydra468·
gm lets clear some stuff up 1.) i’ve been collecting since i could walk, i was into beyblades and pokemon before i was into anything else i post about 2.) i didn’t bot these, i buy collections all the time & sell em. i probably have sourced for your favorite tcg creators/streamers/companies lol 3.) i have a lot of things older than myself in my pc, just because im not trying to sell it doesnt = i dont have it 4.) a couple companies / people are looking at the list, but no deposit or real offer yet, so this is all available still 5.) a lot of you tcg bros are hateful and envious, god bless u, hate gets you no where 6.) infernape solos
hydra@hydra468

SELLING 700k worth of sealed pokemon last buyer flaked lol if you want to purchase the entire lot, please send a reasonable offer & id need a deposit to even take you serious or entertain you collectr: app.getcollectr.com/showcase/profi… minimum orders of atleast 1k ty

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Clark@ClarkOliiver·
@Kunallegendd @SMAXGUY @Collector_Crypt They are deffo a collector the whole discord knows who it is. You did all this research but couldn’t just check the server to find out who it is 😭.
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Kunal Doshi
Kunal Doshi@Kunallegendd·
I thought this risk was worth highlighting given my previous piece on @Collector_Crypt, and it’s a great example of the kind of insight you only get with BW data. Collector Crypt’s weekly gross revenue has never looked stronger, driven by the dominance of $1,000 Pokémon packs and the recently launched One Piece gacha machines. However, a material risk is starting to emerge: volume concentration. The top address by gacha spend has put in $22M, which is 3.2x more than the next largest user. Even more striking, 93% of this activity has come in just the last 30 days, and this single address accounts for ~30% of total volume on CC over that period. What’s unusual is that this user has retained none of the cards and is down ~$850K. Their behavior looks very different from the rest of the user base. I won’t speculate on what’s happening behind the scenes, but the implication is clear: there is meaningful concentration risk. If this address slows down, reported metrics could drop 15–30% very quickly.
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Dr. Pump
Dr. Pump@Saint_Pump·
$Brent Big move brewing. Most likely pops off when we get confirmation of the ground invasion
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Kiliko
Kiliko@Ki1iko·
Post-distribution, any signed items will also be immediately available for auto-grading as a recognized artist signature in each of the major grading companies' databases 🖊️✨
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Kiliko@Ki1iko

Had the honour of collaborating with the legendary @GAMEFREAK_info to create a limited edition promo card for upcoming Pokémon Pokopia merch/peripheral bundles! ✨ #ポケモン30周年

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Collector Crypt
Collector Crypt@Collector_Crypt·
Just teased in our newsletter 🥎 Along with ALOT more alpha 🤫 Link below 👇
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Bb
Bb@bitbitcrypto·
rare to see traders that calls the bottom. problem is that most people here are pussies, they only come in hindsight, all mixed messages, everyone is afraid to be wrong. grow a pair, make a call and deal with the results.
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jords
jords@jords·
On retirement I have been doing a fair amount of research on the specific subject of how much one needs to retire for personal reasons and given the increasingly deranged takes on CT I thought it would be helpful to share what I’ve learned. Firstly, one should not consider ‘retirement’ as a permanent state that means no more money is earned for the remainder of a lifetime. Having liquid capital means you are able to make your money work for you, therefore increasing capital over time. The second comment I will make on this is retirement should not be considered ‘ceasing any and all work’, you should focus on ‘removing the need to work’ as your baseline for this planning. Whatever your required number is will depend very much on your lifestyle and costs. Obviously a major factor here is where you live, how high the costs are and what if there is a favourable tax situation. The traditional wisdom here comes from the Trinity Study in the late 90’s and focusses on a ‘safe withdrawal rate’ depending on your exposure, this is backtested for 75+ years of stocks / bonds. The concept is you have all your liquid capital allocated in the stock/bond market, then select an annual withdrawal rate with which you pay yourself a salary, you can choose whether to pay yourself monthly/quarterly etc. The ‘safe withdrawal’ rate that is recommended and many people choose for themselves is 4%, meaning if you have a portfolio of $1m, you can safely pay yourself $40k / year and you are very unlikely to run out of funds over a 30 year timeframe, the median case is you actually increase your total portfolio by >2x after 30 years even with paying yourself. This research is from the late 90’s but is still true today, although now the recommendation is to be a little more flexible if possible. If you can withdraw a little less in down years and pay yourself a bit more in up years, those changes make a very big difference and make the 4% withdrawal number almost guaranteed sustainable (over 30 years) based on historical backtesting. 30 years is a number that may be scary for those who need to plan for longer periods, but even with worst case scenario 4% is still a very sustainable number for longer timeframes, and even more so if you drop the number to 3-3.5%. It’s also important to remember you haven’t lost your ability to work, you’ve just removed the need to work. Perhaps the best option for many is to continue working in some capacity, but allowing the withdrawals to create a better life with more flexibility or control over one’s time. So how much is enough to retire? It completely depends on how much you need, but generally you should base it on 3-4% of your liquid net worth, withdrawn annually and invested conservatively. You can begin this process by considering what number you need to live annually, then working towards that savings goal, or you can base it on your current net worth and try to understand if you can live well on 4% of it annually. Remember that depending on your tax situation, this ‘income’ will be taxed as capital gains in most cases, so your net pay will be 3-4% minus taxes. Now I know in crypto many believe in the debasement of the dollar and the world imploding for the sake of our bags, but the data for these outcomes is based on a period where costs / inflation went up 1900%. Even if you believe inflation is due to continue at a higher rate than it has ever before over a sustained period of time; using that to conclude all assets outside of crypto will be outpaced by inflation is unserious and you can keep stacking your sats. In Southern Europe you can live in a beautiful apartment by the sea and eat out multiple times a week with $50k/year, in NYC you can’t afford to live. The same is true in many places in the world, so that becomes a big part of your decision. There are many happiness studies that consistently find the happiest people are not those with the most amount of time or money, but those that can freely choose how to spend their time. So what does a good life look like to you? To me it is a place by the sea with plenty of sun, the freedom to spend my days how I wish to, and being surrounded by genuine people that I love and with whom I can be my authentic self.
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Collector Crypt
Collector Crypt@Collector_Crypt·
🎴 @Collector_Crypt is the liquidity layer for trading cards on @solana 🪄 You can now find our RWA cards within @MagicEden packs direct on their homepage 🤝 We've been working with Magic Eden for over 2-years, and are excited for this next evolution
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Magic Eden 🪄@MagicEden

Powering our Pokemon packs is none other than @Collector_Crypt! Together, we’re bringing you nonstop dopamine hits, the BEST EVs in the game, insane rare pulls and a Pack ripping experience unlike any other.

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Dr. Pump
Dr. Pump@Saint_Pump·
Gold reacting as expected. This is the perfect time to shove all your dirty fiat in $BTC. $140k by December. - Dr. Pump
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Dr. Pump@Saint_Pump·
Study.
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CZ 🔶 BNB
CZ 🔶 BNB@cz_binance·
Vitalik had a few "Easy Residence" nights at my home in 2015, way before ETH took off. Should have put in a 5% investment like we do at Easy Residence now. But then again, there might not be #BNB had I done that.😆 (photo from July 2014, chilling in my hotel room in Chicago)
rwlk@sherlock_hodles

what the fak? @VitalikButerin was incubated by @cz_binance ?!

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