troll ravioli

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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@Evan_ss6 @econoar Agreed. I like the thought process though. Good way to express the potential for productivity gains and buildout not slowing down soon
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@Fabian_v4 Nice to see that some prominent industry leaders are now explicitly recognizing this problem Public discourse has largely been focused on the tax side of the equation, foolishly missing the egregious gov spending practices
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@deepdivedenny same. maybe there will be another US-government backed business primed for success may eye $USAR in that case
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DeepDiveDenny@deepdivedenny·
@trollravioli TBD! Don’t have anything that tingles. Just NET short term but more of a heat check rn
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Gab@GabGrowth·
@trollravioli Funny you asked, i’m releasing my $CRCL deep dive in the next few days that will cover your questions :)
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Gab@GabGrowth·
$HOOD $COIN I hate to say this, but I called exactly what is happening, and tried warning everyone. When I made the post below, the majority of comments were negative, because we were in a bull market. I suspect many have the opposite view now. “Be fearful when others are greedy, greedy when others are fearful” is easy to say but hard to execute.
Gab@GabGrowth

On Cyclicality & Holding Periods (with regards to $HOOD & $COIN): My favourite holding period is forever. However, that simply isn’t possible with cyclical businesses. The traditional cyclical sectors include oil&gas, homebuilders, automobiles, semiconductors etc… However, in recent times, the most obviously cyclical industry has been cryptocurrencies. Two of my key holdings happen to fall into that category: $HOOD $COIN I believe both of these businesses are “generational” type businesses (yes I know that name gets thrown around way too easily, but i truly believe they are). They have mission driven founders who have executed unlike any other in the space, incredible product market fit and strong tailwinds going for it. However, there is no way to hide from the fact that Crypto operates in 4 year cycles, with a typical 80-90% drawdown to be expected in $BTC and even larger for other alts. This will inevitably lead to a massive decrease in transaction-related revenues as trading demand falls off a cliff. $COIN of course is a pure crypto play, with ~80% of revenues today generated from transaction revenues, while $HOOD earns ~40% of its transaction-based revenues from Crypto. Both have also benefited heavily from net interest revenues due to rates staying higher for longer. $COIN earns ~20% of its revenue from interest earned through its cash/stablecoins/cryptocurrency holdings while roughly 1/3 of $HOOD revenues today are from net interest revenues. It is inevitable that the 4 year crypto cycle, coupled with lower interest rates, will act as a major headwind against both businesses. I guess, after this whole ramble, my point is that I believe both businesses will struggle in 2026, and possibly 2027 as it comps against 2025’s peak transaction and interest revenues. Hence, I will likely sell off 80-100% of my stakes in both businesses, despite how much of a believer I am in them, with the hope of repurchasing them in 2026/2027 at trough multiples and when people start giving up on them (as I did in 2023, $COIN at $80 and $HOOD at $8) As usual, NFA!

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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@Pickle_cRypto Where do you see us bottoming out again? Dare I suggest Q4 à la 4 year cycle? Lol
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@Pickle_cRypto makes sense. I think it’s well understood that easy money in crypto is largely a thing of the past. Can’t exactly throw money into some random alt and expect a 10x That said, stocks can certainly have some outsized returns if you have a shred of patience lol
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@GabGrowth all great points, looking forward to exploring the forthcoming deep dive
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Gab@GabGrowth·
$CRCL Thought i'd share a few insights here while I continue working on the deep dive. 1. The core business is a network effects flywheel, but it's still tied to interest rates Circle makes most of its money from reserve income on the assets backing USDC. That means when rates drop, revenue per dollar of circulation drops too. The reserve return rate went from ~4.14% in Q2 2025 down to 3.81% by Q4, tracking SOFR lower. Circle has been offsetting this through raw circulation growth (USDC went from $61.3B to $75.3B over that stretch, up 72% YoY) but there are legitimate headwinds. 2. $COIN is the elephant in the room Distribution costs are heavily driven by the Coinbase revenue share. More USDC sitting on Coinbase means higher costs for Circle. These costs grew 52-74% YoY across quarters, sometimes outpacing revenue growth itself. The counter to this is "on-platform" USDC, which is USDC held within Circle's own infrastructure. That number went from 10% of total circulation to 17% by year end. This is probably the single most important margin lever to watch because Circle keeps all of the economics on their own platform. 3. Revenue diversification is early but is key to watch "Other revenue" (subscriptions, services, transaction fees) basically didn't exist in prior year periods and hit ~$110M for full year 2025. Guidance for 2026 is $150-170M. These are higher margin streams that come from blockchain network partnerships (added 12 new chains in 2025), CCTP cross-chain transfer volume (which hit 47-62% of all bridged volume across chains), and validator revenue from Canton network. This will be pivot in shifting the narrative from an "interest rate bet/proxy" to a "platform business". 4. Operating leverage is increasing but Circle is reinvesting aggressively Adjusted EBITDA margins expanded from 50% in Q2 to 57% in Q3 2025, which shows real inherent leverage. However, the company is plowing it back in as Adj. OPEX guided at $570-585M for 2026, compared to $478M in 2025. They're spending on platform build-out, global partnerships, CPN, and Arc. The question is whether this spending cycle creates durable competitive advantages or whether at some point the market starts demanding a path to lower reinvestment.
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@alpha_pls outside of crypto, are there any equities that you feel may align with the cycle and are bottoming out?
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Aylo@alpha_pls·
It's a fun game to try and pick the bottom in advance, but it is completely unnecessary for future performance, and you shouldn't play for it. I really had no idea when the bear market would end in 2022/23, and just continued to chip away buying $SOL over time. I bought in the 20s and teens over time (it was in fact the early innings of the bull market, but you don't learn that until later). I was probably under water for 6 months with my average price. My buys always seemed a bit higher than where the market would go in the short term. But 12 months later I was a genius. There are actually quite a few alt coins that I think have macro bottomed, even though I believe BTC hasn't quite got there (although I think we are within 3 months of it, and within ~20%). I have got skin the game, and will continue DCAing for the next 3-6 months. We are in the time bottoming process now, the bulk of the downtrend is done. Waiting for pico bottom may be your demise if you get psychologically anchored to prices you have seen in the last few months, and we don't get them again. Catching the meat of the move is all that is required. Do this consistently and you get rich over time.
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@blockgraze i cant even begin to comprehend why anyone in the admin would approve of this its not like we have 20 years of recent history showing how unpopular middle eastern ground wars are among the US voting population
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BullRunAnalytics@AnalyticsRun·
To the wise @2xdog I find that you’ve engaged and been vocal a lot, maybe my lucky day. For the potential upcoming cycle and if you were a betting man- which coins may be likely to follow sols path?
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@SSnuffalupagus @Pickle_cRypto @Tradermayne I think most are too fixated on past cycles for future guidance. Sol has been much more innovative and progressive compared to ETH, which appears bloated and lacks conviction Rather gamble on SOL with its growing RWA potential than pray the EF somehow turns it around
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Ayu Ayu@SSnuffalupagus·
@Pickle_cRypto @Tradermayne $SOL clearly had a successful cycle but I think it's one cycle behind $ETH and will be more like '23-'25 $ETH next time around. Personally have used both chains and will continue to, but am not at all interested in buying either of the gas tokens. Maybe if they return to $900/$30
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Mayne@Tradermayne·
I feel like $ETH this past cycle was objectively a failure. Massively disappointing. I have no idea what will happen with it next cycle. Could we see sub $1000 ETH again? Feels like a snap buy if we do. Even sub $1400 hard to not look at.
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@AltcoinSherpa @ThePumponomics at the same time, there's a decent chance of a "safe" 5x upon return to a risk-on environment. size correctly and it still pays pretty well. gotta take what the market gives you
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Altcoin Sherpa@AltcoinSherpa·
buying $hype is for people who like fundamentally good coins, strong downside protection, and insanely strong liquidity/volume. but it's not great for what you think of as 'huge crypto returns' at these levels if you're looking to spin up 100x, this isn't the coin for that.
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@ThePumponomics FWIW i think $CRCL fits this narrative really well. i know this is a tradfi play but still think it aligns with the thesis of platform overhyped and rode the bull wave, flushed out during bear market, and will rebuild for next cycle with a decent moat
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Pumponomics@ThePumponomics·
@trollravioli celestia? i think it's toast man. there probably will be a wave of new TIAs at some point and those probably have a much better chance of running since no bagholders looking to sell at every chance.
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Pumponomics@ThePumponomics·
If this ends up being $HYPE then that is the most bullish long term outcome for next cycles returns. Panic dump, goes low based on emotions, community rallies behind the coin, grows even stronger, leads alts out of the bear. A replay of 2022 sol. Bids at $17
ZachXBT@zachxbt

NEW: Major investigation dropping February 26 on one of crypto’s most profitable businesses where multiple employees abused internal data to insider trade over a prolonged period of time.

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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@factorydoge69 yo dawg i hear you liked insider trading, so i insider traded my insider trading case
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factorydoge@factorydoge69·
insider trading the insider trading case from zachxbt is degeneracy on a different level
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@ThePumponomics yeah, celestia. that's what i meant in that it's likely unsalvageable. just trying to re-run the past cycle to see what can return from the current or soon-to-be bear market graveyard
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troll ravioli@trollravioli·
@ThePumponomics yeah agreed. I’m also not sure pumpfun has the reputation fit for a comeback anyway. Sol you could at least justify it’s a neutral platform on which you could build an app. I was looking back at hyped coins b/w 23-25 like $TIA, but not sure it has the legs/market fit
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Pumponomics@ThePumponomics·
@trollravioli pump fun is the closest thing ive found, but i think its a lot riskier than sol was in 2022. but it's hated, beaten down, not trusted, etc just like sol was back then. but i cant get over the founder sketchiness.
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