Fear and uncertainty engulf the cryptoverse. Many left to wonder if we'll make it or if it's really over this time. Fret not. We've been here before. Grab thy nuts and strap in.

Up or down rain or shine the solana:7XiFJgX4nkER8gTH1LXUX1VEBJrLRSZfFXuzDy8ccWGT community keeps cooking they will have their day eventually.

Proud to be on the Catevengers Squad Best believe we coming for that chip 🏆

The more I think about it, the Mudwater TCG game by @BoredApeYC is insanely smart from a business strategy standpoint. It supercharges an already powerful collector community, takes care of loyal holders by distributing the lion's share to those who deserve it at their big annual event, and the 2.5% tax that buys ApeCoin for redistribution to holders will add buy pressure to $APE as the TCG scales. It proliferates the BAYC IP, gives many new people an affordable entry point to the ecosystem, and has strong normie crossover because it’s a card game.

Tokengators are actually the goats

Many people I knew when I first got into crypto are no longer active. Some moved to other industries; others lost interest or feel it’s not the same. Over the past 13 years, I’ve watched it evolve into something bigger than I imagined. Sometimes I get caught up in the present and forget how far we’ve come. The industry is resilient. It’s not as easy to have an edge or be on “easy mode” as before, but it’s still one of the best ways to change your life if you play your cards right. My advice to anyone here to take advantage of everything this space has to offer is to be a student of the game. Every cycle is different. The minute you think you know everything is when you need to re-evaluate your strategy. Stay curious, try to find trades before they become popular, and most of all, learn to take accountability for yourself because the highs and lows are guaranteed. Thanks for coming to my TED talk. The forever bull Koko

Don’t let the timeline make you bearish on crypto. As with everything, momentum comes in waves. The highs and lows are guaranteed. If your thesis has not changed, patience is the best attribute.

I felt a new cult-type vibe forming in the club this ApeFest. The entire weekend, nobody was negative. Nobody talked about price (obviously we all want higher), but I think most of the community is strapped in. You only get this type of thing with real decentralized movements that have tangible time in market. I've seen many people saying “community coins are dead. Everyone wants a quick lick. Nobody holds anymore.” If you want a real case study on crypto communities, study the apes. We're not going anywhere, so get used to us.

Creating your own explorer that caters to your chain’s needs, with custom features you can iterate on and revise at low cost vs Paying exorbitant amounts annually for a brand name. I like this move by ApeChain. It shows they’re building for the future.

The airport to leave Charleston is all bored apes