Those who picked right alts early in last bull run made a fortune:$BNB +30,000%$DOGE +40,000%$MATIC +45,000%$SOL +50,000%Don't wanna miss 500X this bull run?Here're 10 rules to spot next gems 🧵1/➮ Avoid tokens with frequent unlocks and low cirrculating supply:Simple rule of economics: price is determined by balance between supply and demand...Increasing supply without a corresponding increase in demand clearly leads to a price decrease.2/➮ Avoid tokens where entry price for VCs/angels is significantly lower than yours:If investors' tokens unlock is approaching and token is trading at 100X from their entry point, it's evident they will sell their bags, dumping the price, so it's not the best token to buy.3/➮ During bull run, participate in ICOs:Buying tokens pre-listed, while price hasn't been established yet, often results in many Xs on green market.Few cases:$NEO ICO - $0.03, Peak price: $180$NTX ICO - $0.0000168, Peak price: $2.1$ETH ICO - $0.31, Peak price: u know4/➮ Always check the market cap and compare it with others:If MC is too big, token won't give many gains, $DOGE, for example can't hit x200 cause it'd make its MC $2+ trillionTo figure out what MC's big, go to website and compare token with others.5/➮ First, predict the narrative, then choose the token:In crypto, when smth grows it's the entire narrative that rises, not just one tokenSo, prioritize predicting the narrative first, and then pick tokens from within it6/➮ Evaluate the VCs behind a project:VCs influence token prices, and they can either boost it or bring it down.Look for tokens mainly invested in by Tier 1 VCs.7/➮ Don't buy old altcoins; new bull run = new alts:Old altcoins have already peaked, settled at a high market cap, and have lived their cycle; faith in them is lost, and they've become outdated.$DOGE definitely won't give 100X, but some new memecoin - definitely.8/➮ Evaluate utility; don't buy just a ticker:Understand the practical value of the token you're investing in; confirm its merits and potential for ecosystem or community expansion.If it's merely an inflated ticker without substance, it'll burst as quickly as it inflated.9/➮ Always check the price history and chart:If a token has already experienced a significant pump and has settled down, the chances of it delivering substantial gains again are lower compared to a token that hasn't pumped/dumped much or hasn't been listed yet.10/➮ Explore and utilize helpful tools:Various tools can simplify ur work significantly.#BinanceTournament #BTC #safu #Web3Wallet #etf $BTC

Spent ~40,000 $BTC on pizza
Member of Satoshi's OG dev team
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A Mac developer from Jacksonville, Florida, Laszlo Hanyecz discovered #Bitcoin    in April 2010 when the price was under $0.01

His goal was to help more people run the software.

Back then, $BTC only ran on Windows.
Laszlo quickly translated Satoshi’s code for MacOS, writing software users began running within a week.

Here’s the computer he wrote it on: an iBook G4.Laszlo quickly became one of Satoshi’s most trusted contributors

Here’s Satoshi and Laszlo discussing what gives #BTC    value and the mechanics of how transactions work.Laszlo and Satoshi also traded thoughts on plans for #Bitcoin   ’s future design and scalability

Here’s Laszlo pushing back against those who already didn’t think the network could scale.In total, Laszlo was one of the first 5 developers ever to work on #Bitcoin   .

Here’s Satoshi crediting him for his work helping to test and review the 3rd ever software release.Laszlo wasn't just a coder though. He left his mark on #Bitcoin    mining forever, becoming the 1st user to mine with powerful GPUs

He took computer hardware specialized for video games and quickly boosted the network’s hashpower 🔥
In total, Laszlo was one of the first 5 developers ever to work on #Bitcoin   .

Here’s Satoshi crediting him for his work helping to test and review the 3rd ever software release.Rather than quit mining, Laszlo decided to give back to #Bitcoin   .

In fact, he dusted off one of Satoshi’s own ideas – taking an example from the Bitcoin.org FAQ that explained how the BTC economy might grow.So, on May 18, 2010, Lazlo went on to the #Bitcoin    forum and offered to send 10,000 to anyone who would buy him dinner.

10,000 BTC was worth just ~$41 🤯

He thought he was getting quite the deal.
Satoshi and Laszlo didn't agree on the approach.

In fact, Satoshi wrote an email to Laszlo asking him to reconsider how he was mining. He wanted to keep it easy for "100% of people" to earn #Bitcoin   .Rather than quit mining, Laszlo decided to give back to #Bitcoin   .

In fact, he dusted off one of Satoshi’s own ideas – taking an example from the Bitcoin.org FAQ that explained how the BTC economy might grow.So, on May 18, 2010, Lazlo went on to the #Bitcoin    forum and offered to send 10,000 to anyone who would buy him dinner.

10,000 BTC was worth just ~$41 🤯

He thought he was getting quite the deal.3 days later, a 19-year-old student in California answered his call.

Jeremy “Jercos” Sturdivant got on his laptop and ordered a pizza from Laszlo’s local Papa John’s, swapping 10,000 .
3 days later, a 19-year-old student in California answered his call.

Jeremy “Jercos” Sturdivant got on his laptop and ordered a pizza from Laszlo’s local Papa John’s, swapping 10,000 $BTC .For Laszlo, though, this wasn’t enough.

He made clear it this an “open offer,” that he was willing to buy pizza for $BTC until his coins were depleted.

He bought 6 more pizzas, meaning he spent a total of 40,000 $BTC worth ~$3 billion today 🤯Laslzo has no regrets, though.

In 2018, he bought two pizzas with #Bitcoin    again.

In fact, he was one of the 1st to use the Lightning Network for a payment – another historic first ⚡️
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