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Gosh this photo gets me so excited

A friend in investment banking once explained to me "You know how Salesforce sells Customer Relationship Management software and has a 300b market cap?" *slams bottle of moutai on table* "this is the CRM software of China."

I am salary man maxxing

@ishverduzco that cobie clapback might have officially ended the threador era

@NiseDeku billions must mog

@rasmr_eth @Kohldtakes23 yooooo

HAWK TUAH WILL BE AT BTC NASHVILLE. LIFE COMPLETE

@0xjsieth yes

@lets_ash @notcoin pls share

I went till the first post of Notcoin (@notcoin) and figured out what marketing strategies worked for them in becoming one of the top Web3 communities in the world .. I’ve compiled all my findings, complete with detailed pictures, in a comprehensive Notion document. 💬 Drop a comment below, and I’ll send you the document via DM! ✨ (P.S. These strategies can work wonders for your brand too!)

@CartiTheMenace beans like toe beans

meet the newest family member idk what to call him yet best name wins 1 SOL

@WarcatOnSol BACK FROM THE DEAD

@FarziCricketer 3 trophies and 3000 lafdas

Okay, prediction time under Gambhir: BGT 2024-25: CT 2025: WTC final 2025: Asia Cup 2025: T20 WC 2026: World Cup 2027:

@SchrodingrsBrat @Kohldtakes23

Writing advice: One colorful anecdote is worth a thousand generalities. Instead of saying “sales increased”, talk about how the queue snaked around the block & people waited hours to shop at the new flagship. Instead of “it’s humid”, describe how people’s shirts were translucent

@DWFLabs dwf mogs?

Let's get it 🙌🔥

People’s IQs seem to double as soon as you give them responsibility and indicate that you trust them.

@melquiadesol @Polymarket @tokenterminal @LAMBO_NR5

The big question right now is what happens to @Polymarket after the election. Polymarket currently has about 3k DAUs (per @tokenterminal) That's not a huge number for the amount of hype it's been getting. But it has been growing very quickly since mid-May. For the previous year it had around 150-400 daily actives. The volume on Polymarket is hugely concentrated on US election markets. If you sort current markets by volume, the biggest that isn't related to the election is the Euro 2024 outright winner market. That has $4.1m traded on it - around the same as the $3.6m traded on it at @smarkets, just one, relatively small web2 exchange. Globally, it's likely that 10 figures have been bet on the Euro 2024 outright winner, so currently Polymarket is catching a negligible amount of the action. This is a problem for Polymarket because (a) there simply isn't widespread interest in its non-election markets (b) it isn't currently competitive in areas where people do want to trade, like sport. But... Polymarket does have some things in its favour. Firstly, the $45m Series B it raised in May that can be used to build out the product and acquire new users. They are already spending some of this cash on select placements where they figure the audience is a good match, like poker tournaments. However, $45m isn't a lot of money when it comes to UA for what is (despite what some will have you believe) a betting product. Compare to the marketing spend of @Stake, which paid to rename an entire F1 team (cost for three years = $100m) Also, I have some reservations around the priorities of the people who funded Polymarket. The round was led by Peter Thiel, and I worry that will steer Polymarket down the 'PMs are truth telling machines' road you hear from a lot of VCs on here right now. I don't have a particularly strong opinion on whether or not that is true, but I do know retail don't care. If Polymaket builds a product that libertarian VCs love, rather than one that normal people love and actually want to use, they're fucked. The other interesting variable in Polymarket's favour is the likely Trump win in November. You have to assume given the pro-crypto rhetoric coming out of the Trump camp that there will be a road to regulation for Polymarket in the US if he's in the White House. Of course, Polymarket are currently strictly blocking all US action and absolutely no-one in the US is VPNing into the platform, following the $1.4m fine they received from the CTFC back in 2022. Given that the US is where the Polymarket brand is breaking through (32% of traffic to the site is from the US according to SimilarWeb) being able to legally operate in the country feels pretty essential to me. So what happens after November? I see a couple of routes for them. A token play is an obvious one. The biggest question is when you announce. If they are choosing this path, you'd assume you need to announce before the election as a way of incentivising users to come back when there isn't an election to bet on. One word of caution on a token though is that it might cause complications with any US regulation. That fear might be enough to hold back. The other, slightly left-field option is to get bought by a large gambling company, like Flutter, Entain or MGM. The upside here is it would clear a quick path to licences (not just in the US, but globally) and also plug the obvious gaps Polymarket have on running the daily operations of a betting brand. It would be a tough deal to get done, though. Polymarket will want a crypto hype valuation, and these companies will look at the actual user numbers and volumes and price it up as they would a betting business. But I do think there's a lot of sense in this if a compromise could be found. Either way, it's going to be very interesting to watch after November 5. Whatever Polymarket decides, they need to be decisive and capitalise on this unprecedented attention.

@QwQiao can we get a podcast on this topic

i was once against shoehorning crypto into an otherwise reasonable web2 product. the fundamental reason was that blockchains used to be expensive and dev tooling rudimentary. but over the last 1-2 years i have started changing my mind on this. gas fees r now much cheaper for consumers and tooling much easier to use for devs. using token incentives to bootstrap an otherwise pure web2 marketplace? sounds good to me. using blockchains as a database for some niche use cases - like restaurant or airline royalty points? completely fine. enabling users to use stablecoins to pay for noncrypto products? perfect. im slowing going from questioning "why crypto" to "why not crypto?"

@sentientGirlx thats just like your opinion lol

people who put “lol” at the end of every sentence are insecure and weak

@naruto11eth aight lets get these zoomers

are you over 25 working in crypto? reply and I'll send you an inv to a group filled with some of the brightest minds in the industry, all working fulltime in web3 to build partnerships, connections, and to collaborate time to give middle aged people a platform

- we are not early - retail is not coming, you are retail - you are also a normie, you just have a chrome extension - you do not & cannot know what part of the cycle this is - we do not need "mass" adoption, we need adoption - forget the next billion, focus on the next million

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