Dr. Ocktopus

It is with profound sadness that we announce the unexpected passing of Nathan Allman, Ondo's founder. Our hearts are with his family and loved ones. Nate’s brilliance, humility, and drive shaped every part of what Ondo is today. His belief in the power of technology to create a more open, accessible financial system lives on in everything we build. The impact he had on this industry, and on all of us personally, cannot be overstated. Nate also helped us build a durable organization with experienced leaders across all facets of the business. Ian De Bode, Ondo Finance’s longtime President, will serve as CEO. Ian has been leading our strategy, product, and day-to-day operations for over two years and has the full confidence of the leadership team. We will continue building what Nate started. That is the most meaningful way we know to honor him.

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People keep asking for my opinion on keeta:native I make early stage investments based on fundamentals and the vision/potential of a project. The chart/technicals come second. Most of the time fundamentals take time to reflect in price. It sounds like Tuesday we should get a better feel for the fundamentals from the launch of Keeta personal. I will start to evaluate my fundamental thesis more in depth over the next month after testing the product. That evaluation determines my allocation changes if any. People keep stating there is no adoption. Yes it is limited but with any early stage project there is no adoption. That is the reason why you have a very high asymmetric opportunity. If everything was certain and full adoption was here it would already be priced in. You get paid for taking risk. You must control your risk by not over allocating to early stage risky projects. Think like a Venture Capitalist. 8/10 investments they make go to $0. The 2 that do well not only make up for the losses but give them massive net returns. They have years where they are deep in drawdown and look dumb then in one year everything changes. The keeta:native chart looks awful. For most people it’s “scary”. I get it. But you get paid big time by being greedy when others are fearful. So if sentiment is at all time lows, chart looks terrible but fundamentals are still intact and the project/company is innovating in a sector that is very likely to have extreme growth that is the time to either hold on and focus on making more money or get balls of steel and double down. There should never ever be one investment that wipes you out. Always allocate prudently and think about worse case scenarios first not best case. Keeta is still my largest low cap holding by far. Let’s see how these product launches go over the next month or so.