
Raphaël Ambrosius Costeau
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Raphaël Ambrosius Costeau
@Spbrep
SEO and product management. VC investments. $LINK baggie.





















I was looking at making a massive allocation into $HYPE for the next cycle. I decided against it. The product is great. The coin is great. But the math for a 10x is harder than alternatives. Here is my breakdown👇 My problem with HYPE is that it's too consensus. Everyone loves it. It's only down 45% from its ATH. When SOL and ETH went 30x+ on their runs, they started from -95% from ATH. People were being mocked for buying them for weeks/months. In my experience in crypto, if buying for a long term hold and your entry feels warm and comfortable then usually something is up. Could hype be the exception? Sure, it definitely could be. But let's look at the numbers. $8B Market Cap. $31B FDV. That gap means there is a massive wave of dilution coming. To hit my target of a 10x return, $HYPE would need to reach $80B Market Cap BEFORE it spits out 75% of the coins which are currently locked. This is a huge headwind. For context, $SOL was the undisputed leader of the last run and peaked at a $150B Market Cap. Literally everything went right for it too. My philosophy is: Be early, or be contrarian... and then be right. When you are both, that is where the 10x opportunities live. Unfortunately, I don’t believe $HYPE is the best oppty to hit that goal. Best of luck to everyone in it. Great project, but just not for me at this price. If for some reason it goes to $15ish and i have cash left I'll consider it.







first they came for the crypto markets and i did not speak out because i did not trade crypto markets then they came for the sports markets and i did not cry out because i didn't trade sports markets then they added fees to everything and there was no one left to cry out for me







big announcement monday 😛🪙


Some Western "pro-Russians" have been accusing us of "dooming", going after our latest podcast description and loudly denouncing us. We're sorry if it stung, but that's the way things actually are. We've always treasured the freedom to say what's actually going on in Russia, the country we actually live in, and it's a freedom our conscience allows us. To clarify: "Putin's stability is over" is an objective fact. Stabilnost' -- the cornerstone ideologeme of the Kremlin for the past two decades -- has dissipated. The word itself is deeply loaded in Russian, connotating stagnation among other things, and is used mostly ironically. What's certain is that this tired old trope is entirely incompatible with the world we live in. And it's good that it's dying. Ukraine's terror campaign, coupled with the Kremlin's panicked move to "ban the internet", is about as far from "stability" as you can get. The point of our latest podcast was that this is essentially a good development. Only when the fake facade of normalcy disappears can real change take place. We're in a transitional period, shedding the vestiges of a world that no longer exists. Do listen to the episode, it's pretty optimistic, actually. We will continue to talk about all the bad decisions and misguided ideas coming out of Russian leadership, because the current administration is temporary, and Russia is eternal. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

It’s speculated that this could be a $POLY airdrop announcement. I started farming volume less than two months ago, and I already have seven figures. This is one of the biggest events that will happen in crypto. Lives will change. Millionaires are going to be made. And this could be you. Do not miss out.


big announcement monday 😛🪙










