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Joey Koh

02 Jan 2022

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Some reading homework for crypto folks who want to go the extra mile. [At least Intermediate crypto experience required]

Https://blknoiz06.substack.com/p/quarter-i-2022

Probably this post will be forgotten, but the first (and probably only) way to be successful in crypto is to put in more effort to learn and research than the gen pop.

Outperformance conforms to power law (i.e. 80/20 rule) and what you do and how much effort you put into this will determine your life's trajectory for the next few years.

Stay hungry and curious. More importantly, be a user, try and experiment.

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Ronald Chiam

04 Jan 2022

Thanks for sharing this!

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Julian Teo

03 Jan 2022

True this! if anyone just joined and want to invest, think 2022 is a good year for eth L2 protocols, could do some reading up.

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Joey Koh

02 Jan 2022

A simplified and summarize version by someone if you're interested in only the TL;DR

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