sommohapatra

People that are raving about security and privacy are missing that this was a Y Combinator event. Invite-only, from a population that's been selected for from the general populace.

Obviously that's why this worked - you're not handing your phone to a stranger, you're handing it to someone who affiliation is clearly identifiable and who is one degree of separation from you.

I like this - no longer do I have to go to a startup's TechCrunch fundraise article to understand what they actually do

About 60% of my portfolio is in SPY, of the other 40%, it's 25% blue chip crypto, 25% alt crypto, and 50% in LEAPs based on fundamental research. Automated high risk investing is interesting, I was working on something similar last year (algo trading). What do you define as "high risk"?

Seeing stuff like this and Pipe popping up everywhere in my feed, as well as firms like Polymarket financializing event betting and NFTs financializing art/community membership. Financialization of everything is something that excites me, but curious what the drawbacks of this might be. Financialization is eating the world?

What was the arbitrage? I figure if it doesn't work anymore, no loss in sharing

Large funds probably have all three prongs set up

Yes, the backtests account for both

I'd argue it's a fine analogy. You can get into Yale undergrad with an SAT of 1250, for example.

Exactly like that. And thank you for the feedback - working on a FAQ right now, with information like how it works, where your money goes, how the backtests are calculated, and how deposits are kept secure/insured. Cheers!