A new analysis shows most crypto press releases are pay-to-publish hype, not news. We break down the red flags, share a fast due-diligence checklist, and explain why Bitcoin-first + self-custody beats chasing glossy PR. Not financial advice.
Paid PR ≠ Truth: Why Crypto Press Releases Keep Rug-Pulling Your Trust Read More »
An email about investors “backing two horses in the same race” (Ripple vs. Stellar) reignited rumors—but proximity isn’t proof. No control of code, no authorship, and Ripple’s path now points to stablecoin rails that don’t need XRP. Want assurances? Hold Bitcoin, self-custody it, and leave the inbox lore to Reddit.
Two Horses, One Track: Epstein Emails, XRP Rumors, and Why We’re Still Bitcoin-First Read More »
Memecoins are the scratch-off tickets of crypto: loud, shiny, and statistically unkind. Pump.fun makes spinning up a token so easy your toaster could rug you. Here’s the Bitcoin-first breakdown of why “anyone can do it” usually means “nobody should,” how bonding-curve hype traps latecomers, and the one strategy that actually ages well: buy Bitcoin, learn custody, and stop donating to strangers.
Pump.fun: Because Turning $3 Into Regret Has Never Been Easier Read More »
Nike quietly offloaded RTFKT while the NFT market shed over 67% in a year. Platforms are pivoting, events are canceling, and the JPEG economy is out of breath. I’m still Bitcoin-first (Chainlink #2), and I strongly recommend NOT buying NFTs until they’re used for authentication and verification in the real world. Not financial advice.
Nike Quietly Dumps RTFKT: The NFT Hangover Everyone Pretended Wouldn’t Happen Read More »
