'So naturally, I do the same. Last month I don’t like ETH. Now I do like ETH. To me that’s normal behavior.' No, that's called flip flopping on your investment thesis because either: 1) You have no investment thesis. 2) You just want to follow where the crowd goes and farm their engagement accordingly - whatever's cool and trendy you follow. 3) Not smart enough to build solid conviction within any project or token so when the prices drop you panic instead of buying more on discount. If you want to make money being a trader or investor, don't do this. If you want to make money in Web 3.0 brown nosing the next fashionable trend, do this.
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Enjoyed listening to this. @TrustlessState and @sassal0x talked Blockworks for the last 30min. I disagree with nearly everything Sassano says but it did help me understand where ETH maxis are coming from. Maximalism says you can’t change your opinion. If you do, you’re out of the community/cult (listen to how Sassano describes his friendship with David getting hurt when he challenged Ethereum). But to me, the best investors and founders who I respect change their minds frequently. I look up to this ability to update your beliefs as conditions change. So naturally, I do the same. Last month I don’t like ETH. Now I do like ETH. To me that’s normal behavior. To a maxi, this goes against everything they stand. A maxi would get very mad at this behavior – as they clearly have with Blockworks. On this, we’ll have to agree to disagree. Anyways for all the shit that @sassal0x gives Blockworks, I do have a lot of respect for anyone who shows up day after day and defends their tribe. Ethereum and all strong communities need this. Good on you sir.
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