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To me, she offers new and fresh perspectives more often than any other analyst (definitely not repeating the same points, except the ones ppl seem to keep missing).
If the ideas were so great and she made a killing why charge for your services? Plus she doesn’t nail everything.
Her new OJ venture appears to be the best and most honest way to propagate Bitcoin adoption in a fiat world. What Saylor is doing is supporting the dollar, with a little Bitcoin sprinkled in. He should be thrown under the bus. Fiat-Financialization of Bitcoin, while inevitable to some degree, is the opposite of Bitcoin adoption and should not be praised by this community.
They raised $40M Saylor can raise that in his sleep every day. This whole “cash flow businesses” sounds like a dog whistle to to one up the treasury companies. Plus we already have a track record of her business skills by being on a VC board with Jeff Booth. Give me three real world examples of what OJ is going to do differently with a $40M war chest?
I don't think she's really "shilled" her fiction book. She mentions it briefly and moves on. This is about the same level "shilling" she did for her first book, "Broken Money".
Both books are for the bitcoin community. She didn’t write a fiction book about goblins in an enchanted land. She wrote to her core to generate sales.
She doesn’t over shill that’s correct. As I said before I was a big fan of Lyn’s but the low brow attack against Saylor is uncalled for in my honest opinion.
I just ask myself what has she done lately that gives her the confidence to throw Saylor under the bus?
Do you read her newsletter (paid or public)?
To me, she offers new and fresh perspectives more often than any other analyst (definitely not repeating the same points, except the ones ppl seem to keep missing).
She does it in a way that I appreciate. Cold facts, articulated with brevity and without emotion. She boils complex concepts down to first-principles and doesn't get lost in the weeds.
I can't find content like this anywhere else.
Her new OJ venture appears to be the best and most honest way to propagate Bitcoin adoption in a fiat world. What Saylor is doing is supporting the dollar, with a little Bitcoin sprinkled in. He should be thrown under the bus. Fiat-Financialization of Bitcoin, while inevitable to some degree, is the opposite of Bitcoin adoption and should not be praised by this community.
I don't think she's really "shilled" her fiction book. She mentions it briefly and moves on. This is about the same level "shilling" she did for her first book, "Broken Money".
If you had an audience, and you created a new work that took you a few years of research and time, would you not want to mention it to your audience? She's never shilled her books in a cringy way, in my opinion. She humbly mentions it, and moves on. In fact, this is a refreshing amount of "shilling" in this new digital age of over-shilling everything.