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Traditional corporations benefit from a strict hierarchy with well-defined responsibilities. The corporate structure is the product of hundreds of ye...
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The second article in our Thesis 2024 series. Freedom of expression is a human right and now decentralized social is pushing back against Big Tech's attempts to quash it.
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Ethereum will not be a core position in the gm Portfolio anytime soon. Why not?
First, it’s too big already with a current market cap of around ~$215B at the time of writing. It will certainly perform well in a bull market and may be the safest crypto of them all, but it’s much harder for a wave to move an aircraft carrier than a sailboat.
Second, everyone will have Ethereum in their portfolio. Where is the fun in that?
Ethereum may be a part of the gm Portfolio eventually, but only late in the bull cycle.
Ethereum will not be a core position in the gm Portfolio anytime soon. Why not?
First, it’s too big already with a current market cap of around ~$215B at the time of writing. It will certainly perform well in a bull market and may be the safest crypto of them all, but it’s much harder for a wave to move an aircraft carrier than a sailboat.
Second, everyone will have Ethereum in their portfolio. Where is the fun in that?
Ethereum may be a part of the gm Portfolio eventually, but only late in the bull cycle.
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