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Speaker A: To the extent we make crypto useful for the world and our values are manifest, right, our bags will go up, but it doesn't happen like, overnight. |
Speaker B: I think. I think Twitter is especially this, like, nihilist space where, like, there is no values in crypto, there's only money. Like, crypto. Twitter is also, like the highest place of conversations. Like, that's where the action happens, that's where the activity happens, that's where the alpha happens. An... |
Speaker A: Can I just make a distinction? Because, like, I truly am here for, like, the money as well. I mean, bankless has always been about investing on the, like, going bankless. It's about wealth creation. Like, I think there's another slice of things where you can get, I'm only here for the tech, and I don't think... |
Speaker B: That's also unsustainable. |
Speaker A: Yeah, the money is the tech. This is social technology. It's like we're creating new store of value in a new banking system. Of course we're here for the money. Right. But not just the money. That's all I'm trying to say is, like, if we're only here for the short term games and the pontification of everythin... |
Speaker B: He was like, I don't care about decentralization. |
Speaker A: I could make money on trading orange futures, the prices of fruit. I don't care how I make money. I'm just here to, like, make the. |
Speaker B: Maximum amount of money currently trading mackerel. Did you hear that story? |
Speaker A: No. |
Speaker B: Oh, yeah, he needed to get a haircut, so he had to, like, get some mackerel to pay for a haircut. |
Speaker A: The fish. |
Speaker B: Jail money. Yes, jail money. Anyways, that's a divergent. We'll talk about that. Let me. Yeah, that's a true story. I think, like, the topic of money is kind of an interesting litmus test, I think, like, when you and I, when you and I are faced with a prompt, money. We've done content on this. We think ledge... |
Speaker A: I think that there's a third way to, like, you can do the philosophical, you can do the short term trading, which is what this defi MoCA accounts. But the third way is, like, as a long term investor, right? Like, number go up over time. That's great. If ethereum is successful, it will be over well over ten k... |
Speaker B: Right? |
Speaker A: Like, I think there's a way to, like, earn the value, like, the actual wealth creation of our assets. And I think it's just a time horizon thing. Short term versus long term time horizons. |
Speaker B: Yeah. You know the term in, like, the genealogy of humans, homo habilis. Like, I think it was the. I think maybe it's us or maybe the humans that came before us. Habilis. Like, homo habilis is handyman, as in, like, they started using tools, and this is like the birth of technology, right? There's, like, thi... |
Speaker A: There you go. All right, guys, so those are the takes a little self indulgent this weekend, I think, talking about our own problems and Twitter. |
Speaker B: And I've got another problem. I've got another problem. I opened up this conversation was like, I have no idea how many of the podcast listeners are going to, like, be interested in this Twitter related content, or they're like, what the you guys talking about? I also don't know how to get that answer from t... |
Speaker A: Are you really? Are you going to delete that? Are you going to take a break? |
Speaker B: No, I already took my break. |
Speaker A: It might be in a healthier state if we do. Bankless nation. Thanks for hanging with us. Got to end with this. Of course, crypto is risky. So is social media. My God, you could lose what you put in. But we are headed west. This is the frontier. And your mental health, it's not for everyone, but we're glad you... |
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