Crypto experimented with tens of narratives but times have changed:
End of pray-and-spray into a wide range of alts hoping for a quick 100x.
Instead, double down on leading sectors, go into depth vs. breadth.
This can save alts when many have already buried an alt season: we printed MILLIONS of tokens, thus attention and money inflows into each asset are diluted to an extreme degree.
Thus investing in depth refocuses our attention/money flows into few assets with PMF, revenue, and growth potential.
Save the alts!

Crypto:
- overestimated on its breadth but underestimated on its depth, and...
- maturing into a subsector of fintech, therefore
- diversification makes no sense. Double down on winners @ cyclical trough
- primed for sizing into secular winners (especially equity / stocks) given

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I reviewed the technical content I've shared over the past few years and clarified my future direction: no longer focusing solely on "explaining the technology," but rather hoping to adopt a Builder's perspective, reviewing past projects I've worked on...