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Rent upside. No liquidation. Inevitable.
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You've got my full attention:
I'm scrolling X looking for something exciting to play with. But despite being open to try new things, nothing really lands..
Stablecoin adoption is great. But what am I supposed to do with it? Earning yield already.
And signed up for like 10 crypto cards already. Another card needs to be 3x better now.
RWAs trading is good but not what makes a DeFi degen salivate.
Today's most exciting thing was Rabby's new Convert Dust feature. Fun to touch wallets again.
Last bear market we had Hamster Racing. Can we do some more degen stuff again?
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@richardchen39 There's Venture Capital and there's Vapor Chasers.
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Hot take: There isn’t lack of VC money in crypto. In fact I’d argue there’s still oversupply of capital.
What’s lacking is courage. Courage to build something that defines a new unproven category.
Right now I’m mostly seeing copycats chasing what’s already working. But no one cares about the 69th prediction market, 69th yield vault, 69th stablecoin neobank, etc.
Polymarket, Morpho, Redotpay, etc. won because they were early to new categories before they became obvious.
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@zamdoteth Because I'm not going anywhere in life, I'm going to your tg dm again :)
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I’m also happy to say that i’ve had like 50 founders dm me with their ideas over the past 24 hours
I have only heard ONE good idea
everyone else is an absolute morons and not going anywhere in life
Shill me more, will publicly roast
zam@zamdoteth
I want to be crystal clear If you’re unable to raise capital, you’re a LOSER and NOT trying hard enough It’s bad enough that you’re POOR and need other people money(low T) But you don’t even have enough SWAGGER to make people give you money Power to the builders
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@neuralunlock Option, no liquidation, no time expiry. If this is not Contraria I don't know what is.
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I think it's easy to blame crypto founders for pursuing consensus ideas.
But the onus is on the VCs.
Why is there the 69th prediction market? Because many VCs are chasing Polymarket and Kalshi FOMO.
Why is there the 69th yield vault? Because many VCs are desperate to find another Morpho.
Why is there the 69th stablecoin neobank? Because many VCs scrambled for stablecoin exposure after Stripe acquired Bridge.
Ask yourself, who is actually funding contrarian ideas?
The last truly contrarian bet was Solana when FTX blew up and Solana was at $8. No one wanted to touch it. But then Big Brain, Multicoin, and others came in and funded that entire ecosystem.
Since 2022-2023, the playbook was to invest in the same high FDV / low float L2. Then many of those underperformed or went to zero.
I genuinely think founders want to pursue cool, contrarian ideas, but the appetite isn't there. And not everyone has the resources to execute on a generational opportunity like Hyperliquid without taking any outside capital.
It's time venture takes accountability. The founders are not the problem.
Richard Chen@richardchen39
Hot take: There isn’t lack of VC money in crypto. In fact I’d argue there’s still oversupply of capital. What’s lacking is courage. Courage to build something that defines a new unproven category. Right now I’m mostly seeing copycats chasing what’s already working. But no one cares about the 69th prediction market, 69th yield vault, 69th stablecoin neobank, etc. Polymarket, Morpho, Redotpay, etc. won because they were early to new categories before they became obvious.
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Let me know in this thread if you sent me a DM.
Only after I follow you back I can read your DMs.
M@curious_mind21
We @TiogaCapital are deploying more than ever with a fresh fund (only 10% deployed) that is 2x larger than our 2 previous funds combined. Focus areas across pre-seed, seed, and series A: - RWA: we co-host @rwasummit every year and are among first & biggest investors in @maplefinance, @chaoslabs, @ChronicleLabs, etc. - Perps: we led the first rounds + series A of @Architect_Fi , led first round @extendedapp, were early on Hyperliquid and are active in the ecosystem; 2nd biggest ticket pre-seed @felixprotocol, one of the lead investors in @flyingtulip_ - Frontier tech x crypto (broad): quantum (led first round @shiftfdn), robotics (led seed round @BitRobotNetwork), AI agents If you’re building in any of these verticals, DMs are open. We lead or co-lead ~70% of the rounds where we invest.
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@xenowits it's alright. sometimes, we just gotta play the game.
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@LoraFinance similar sentiments here -
x.com/xenowits/statu…
Abhi | Catalysis - NYC 🇺🇸 (mainnet arc)@xenowits
enough with the crypto VC "we're deploying" shit honestly looks pretty retarded ngl to fellow founders & builders: remember VCs don't give two f*cks if you're not ready and your product DOESN'T exist yes, they're deploying but they're also cautious than ever before. their due diligence is atleast 2 months now and your deck is competing with 10x stronger pitches and if you don't have a live product AND don't have enough traction, there are high chances (>90%) you'll be passed on or worse simply ghosted
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At @lorafinance we are actively raising, as early as possible, from Crypto VCs. 30,000 DAUs everyday. Reach out!
If we somehow get a VC call after this, we'll deliver the best "no liquidation" option protocol.
If not, just know that most VCs dgaf if you aren't in SF or didn't graduate from an Ivy League. All this "actively deploying" is just butterflies masking their winding down phase.
Tom Dunleavy@dunleavy89
The shift in the crypto fundraising landscape the past 6 months has been insane. Crypto VCs used to have to constantly be networking/writing/podcasting/going on spaces/promoting your thesis/getting on 10 deal flow calls a week, to get into good deals...now it's literally enough to just have capital to write checks. Deals are being pushed rather than dug out. Inbound if people know you have money is at an all-time high. Most firms are either 1) Out of money 2) Moved to Series A and beyond or 3) Fundraising (with no success). Deals that used to close in 2-3 weeks now close in 2-3 months. Firms with questionable business models or copy pasta of the latest trend are getting zero primary or follow-on funding (Good news!). There are now realistically <20 firms writing checks in pre-seed/seed. VCs basically have the pick of any deal they want, with more time to do DD. IMHO 25/26 are going to be historic vintages for those who stick around.
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I will dm all 111 RTs here that are VCs and let you guys know how many actually even replies.
Also highlight the sharpest ones that I speak with.
Tom Dunleavy@dunleavy89
The shift in the crypto fundraising landscape the past 6 months has been insane. Crypto VCs used to have to constantly be networking/writing/podcasting/going on spaces/promoting your thesis/getting on 10 deal flow calls a week, to get into good deals...now it's literally enough to just have capital to write checks. Deals are being pushed rather than dug out. Inbound if people know you have money is at an all-time high. Most firms are either 1) Out of money 2) Moved to Series A and beyond or 3) Fundraising (with no success). Deals that used to close in 2-3 weeks now close in 2-3 months. Firms with questionable business models or copy pasta of the latest trend are getting zero primary or follow-on funding (Good news!). There are now realistically <20 firms writing checks in pre-seed/seed. VCs basically have the pick of any deal they want, with more time to do DD. IMHO 25/26 are going to be historic vintages for those who stick around.
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Crypto after speculation frenzy, is left dried out.
Kaps@0xKaps
defi has always been about pushing boundaries not just replicating tradfi, but experimenting with entirely new financial systems in public money markets, perps, options all started as ideas that felt early even pointless to some but that’s kind of the point defi moves because people build ahead of understanding basically bold ideas first n then everything else catches up later.
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defi has always been about pushing boundaries
not just replicating tradfi, but experimenting with entirely new financial systems in public
money markets, perps, options all started as ideas that felt early even pointless to some
but that’s kind of the point
defi moves because people build ahead of understanding
basically bold ideas first n then everything else catches up later.
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@33b345 Crypto users have higher adoption, longer learning curve as well as attention span, which means BETTER CHANCE OF PMF
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the trick is that they all started with users that are in crypto
and there’s a reason for that
the same reason waymo starts with sf
and Facebook started with university students
nairolf@0xNairolf
biggest question for any app rn: how do you reach users outside of crypto? polymarket did it hyperliquid did it some on base did it who next?
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@hufhaus9 most of them are just engagement farming and masking their dead
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@dunleavy89 I made an experiment right here:
x.com/LoraFinance/st…
Lora Finance@LoraFinance
At @lorafinance we are actively raising, as early as possible, from Crypto VCs. 30,000 DAUs everyday. Reach out! If we somehow get a VC call after this, we'll deliver the best "no liquidation" option protocol. If not, just know that most VCs dgaf if you aren't in SF or didn't graduate from an Ivy League. All this "actively deploying" is just butterflies masking their winding down phase.
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The shift in the crypto fundraising landscape the past 6 months has been insane.
Crypto VCs used to have to constantly be networking/writing/podcasting/going on spaces/promoting your thesis/getting on 10 deal flow calls a week, to get into good deals...now it's literally enough to just have capital to write checks.
Deals are being pushed rather than dug out. Inbound if people know you have money is at an all-time high.
Most firms are either 1) Out of money 2) Moved to Series A and beyond or 3) Fundraising (with no success).
Deals that used to close in 2-3 weeks now close in 2-3 months.
Firms with questionable business models or copy pasta of the latest trend are getting zero primary or follow-on funding (Good news!).
There are now realistically <20 firms writing checks in pre-seed/seed.
VCs basically have the pick of any deal they want, with more time to do DD.
IMHO 25/26 are going to be historic vintages for those who stick around.
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@LoraFinance You're not on the waitlist.This is my second time queuing.
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