someone asked me "Bro, what's going on with $QR, why is it going to 0?" here is my response:

From one perspective, $QR auctions are only getting bids between $100-200 and the market cap is down to $440k after previously averaging $1,000+ bids some months and touching an ATH mcap of $7.5M From another, it's still getting $100+ bids every day, and most successful crypto projects have crashed 95% at least once.

Day 376 of running a daily onchain auction for attention @qrcoindotfun. We are now 10 minutes into overtime due to a bidding war between @waligpt and @phishless.base.eth. Both have won $QR auctions before so they know the value of controlling the attention machine for a day. Now they want more.

crypto is the only asset class where young people have the advantage.

You can just quit your phone basically

Life is like a restaurant with infinite ingredients. It has a menu longer than any you’ve ever seen, but the menu represents a negligible percentage of what’s possible. Still, most people just pick something from the menu. It’s easier and there are a bunch of popular options from which most people can find something ... Show more

The default settings for life are useful as a reference but not to be followed

fascinating

You know you never really regret doing something nice as long as it doesn’t lead to you getting screwed so if you can do something nice where there’s really no way to get screwed you might as well just do the nice thing.

My 80/20 thesis on why people are so tired

I’m not as interested in the concept of work-life balance as I am in something I call work-life contrast. For some people that could mean living in a city but working on a farm. For me it might be living somewhere quiet and natural but working in technology on the internet.