Simonon

gm to absolutely everyone except the X algorithm
Feels more volatile and unpredictable than shitcoins these days.

gm to my 7 followers who haven’t Claude coded a prediction market arbitrage bot yet
I appreciate you

One of the most frequent and most dangerous mistakes I see in crypto is founders solving the wrong problem very efficiently.
You don’t need to reinvent the wheel or overcomplicate things while trying to be the next Vitalik.
Crypto already has plenty of strong ideas and innovative approaches, but it is still plagued by poor execution.
There is massive room to significantly improve existing solutions and make life in crypto much easier and better for users.
Why try so hard to be Yahoo when you could be Google?

gm to absolutely everyone except those we lost in 2025
Bottom is in, fundamentals are strong, future looks bright.
2026 is going to be fun for those who survived.
And they deserve it.

I really like seeing @ change the sale structure and remove the small cap.
And I especially like seeing top tier founders like @kaiynne stay humble and have the maturity to openly admit mistakes.
I honestly don’t know what the haters still have to complain about. In the past few years, I can’t remember many projects that communicate this well, genuinely listen to their community, and then actually adapt based on that feedback.
Being able to buy $INX at a $100M valuation is a no brainer. Until now, though, I saw it more like a marketing gig, since a $2500 allocation isn’t very interesting for a

2026 is the year macro tailwinds meet crypto’s early-majority phase, and prices finally catch up to fundamentals.
New ATHs for BTC, ETH and strong alts almost feels conservative to me.

gm to absolutely everyone except the early stage founders blindly wasting their capital for buybacks
Do what’s best for your business or gtfo

After 100+ investments and probably 500-1000 founders pitching me, I can say this with confidence:
Tokenomics rarely tell you anything meaningful about the project.
But they tell you a lot about the founder.
• High FDV → ego & greed issues
• Dual equity/token structures → sees crypto as a cash grab
• Over-engineered vesting → low confidence in the product
• Massive airdrops → no real GTM, hype over longevity
• Over-engineered tokenomics → no product
I could go on with this list forever, but you get the point.
Well-designed tokenomics are nice to have, but almost never the reason a project succ