Was it a rug or not?
What's the worst thing a founder can do to their NFT project? The quick answer, "to rug it", is correct but also ambiguous. We don't have an agreed definition of "rugging", so ppl get lost in arguments about whether this or that
The incoming meta shift?
Every once in a while the meta changes. Catching the meta shifts early can pay off big. Imagine beginning investing in the PFP craze in May last year. Imho, the Yuga Labs Otherside debacle plays into the next meta shift. Here's how. Now, of course, I don'
Moonbirds - a turning point
Moonbirds marks a turning point in NFTs. It's not about @moonbirds_xyz specifically. It's about the whole market. As an experienced startup person, I can see a pattern emerging here. It has some important implications for the future of NFTs. Read on to find out more.
How to make use of NFT Project Advisors
So you've landed a really great advisor for your project. They like you, they like the project, they're keen to help. Then... nothing much changes? Making use of advisors is a skill in itself. Many get it wrong. Here's how to do it right.
PFP projects are securities and should embrace this
Most PFP projects are securities. We, and the SEC/FCA, need to embrace this. The sooner we do, the sooner we'll be on our way to revolutionising startup fundraising in a way that will fund more innovation in every area of life than we've ever seen.
How to invest better (or at least, more like a swombat)
Is it worth emulating my way of investing? Well, that's up to you really. But I feel pretty good about it, and I get asked for advice by ppl on a regular basis. And I think my track record is not too bad so far. Why do I