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Posted On: 08/08/2025 8:49:57 PM
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TONFlix S01E01
Who knows? Not me...
Perspective, it's a wonderful thing.
I got one. Do you?
Come on, try a little
Nothing is forever
There's got to be something better than
In the middle?
This song is about the loss of money and the pain of investing in startups.
Oh and pivots!
I see a lot of irony. Peeps have been calling on Rory to step down from the CEO position and guess what?
Now he has. Now what are they going to complain about? (not talking about anyone here btw).
Investors want to hear an update from Rory, but as of today, I don't know that he's Charles in charge. Also, you can't exactly be doing conference calls while you are trying to close over a 1/2 of billion dollar baby deal.
So we got a 'partial pivot'. But peeps are right, this 'partial pivot' kind of dwarfs the other stuff.
I was seeing visions of over $62 buckaroos since VERB trounced the analyst numbers. Oh well. Now maybe higher depending if / how TON takes off.
It does seem like everyone is onboard the crypto crazy train. Maybe people will be saying 5 years from now, if you invested in XYZ crypto you would be a millionaire 10x over. Kick'n myself on Netflix. Was so so obvious, or was it?
It kind of makes sense. Why push dollar bills ya'll around anymore? Remember those folks that could own credit cards but never did, as they paid cash for everything? A few of those were in my family.
Heck, I remember the days big companies didn't even want to take credit cards because they'd have to eat the 2-3%. What those companies didn't realize is, the market basket size was significantly higher when credit cards were introduced. Some times twice as high. Seems like a no brainer, but those large corps didn't put 2 + 2 together.
So it seems we've reached a point that more peeps in gov and general population are more comfortable with Crypto. This pattern is almost the same as Cash vs Credit cards were 20 years ago.
When young people tell their grandma they invested in crypto, instead of getting... "What's that?"
Grandma says, "You much be rich now?"
I read a TON lately on this trying to figure out if it's a good thing or just the next fad. Remember NFTs?
But this Treasury thing makes sense. Some of these crypto thingies will emerge as the leader. But which ones? It's another Gold Rush and some will die.
I like that TON is hitched to Telegram. Never used it, but I like that a billion people do a month. For the Telegram users here, I'd be interested in why you use it. Doesn't texting work or is Telegram better for group texts?
The hitch'n to Telegram reminds me of how PayPal was hitched to eBay. There is a synergy there. Why would anyone use PayPal at the beginning? Oh, because it was an easy way to pay on eBay. History often repeats itself, but many are blind to it until after the fact.
I'm going to wrap this one up as it's long enough and I have a season full, but one thing I want to add.
I see some synergies between GFY and the recent TON strategy. It adds a TON more credibility. Before, why should companies jump onboard GFY. Is SURE seems that are a LOT that beg for the opportunity.
But what a night and day difference between GFY and SharkTank. One pretends they were squeezed through the proverbial wringer and one was. Don't let the Sharks hard luck story fool you how they spent a year eating apple sauce for dinner.
I think TON may catapult GFY.
I rarely bother Rory, but I imagine he reads my posts here. Probably not, but I like to think so.
Most companies go out of business. That's a fact.
Most OTC companies go to 0.000001 Ooopsie
Very FEW startups actually get on the NASDAQ.
Most get kicked off.
The ton of blow back on all that failure is a tsunami.
Most invest in high risk stocks as if it was a CD.
It's a long shot and players, play you at ever step.
You heard me say is it worth it?
Was it worth it to get to the NASDAQ?
Rory always saw tremendous value.
I disagreed. I saw pre-mature NASDAquation
I saw doctor smith. I saw T-pain. I saw hospice.
I was wrong. Rory was right about the value.
I was right about the pain.
The odds VERB could push through the poop shute of a 1000% gamed system was zero. Less than zero. All companies that go through the "poop shute" don't make it out the other end.
No man has ever pushed through the chute or been to the moon. All fake propaganda.
Until now.
I thought about selling every stock I own and getting on Pelosi train, but I'm a simple kind of man. Keep in mind, I'm the least political guy maybe alive as so many others just make noise with no action, but those jobs get warp'd to the core.
In my view, Rory is the guy that didn't even bring knife to a T-90 fight.
He didn't need to...
He just wore a leather jacket.
He out played the players, but you don't know it yet.
Part of what's wrong with "the system" is it's gamed at every level.
Worse yet, is investors are willing to take in the rear flank, instead of demanding change.
You don't know this, but Rory fought back at every level.
If you want a S01E02 let me know. Got a good one loaded.
Who knows? Not me...
Perspective, it's a wonderful thing.
I got one. Do you?
Come on, try a little
Nothing is forever
There's got to be something better than
In the middle?
This song is about the loss of money and the pain of investing in startups.
Oh and pivots!
I see a lot of irony. Peeps have been calling on Rory to step down from the CEO position and guess what?
Now he has. Now what are they going to complain about? (not talking about anyone here btw).
Investors want to hear an update from Rory, but as of today, I don't know that he's Charles in charge. Also, you can't exactly be doing conference calls while you are trying to close over a 1/2 of billion dollar baby deal.
So we got a 'partial pivot'. But peeps are right, this 'partial pivot' kind of dwarfs the other stuff.
I was seeing visions of over $62 buckaroos since VERB trounced the analyst numbers. Oh well. Now maybe higher depending if / how TON takes off.
It does seem like everyone is onboard the crypto crazy train. Maybe people will be saying 5 years from now, if you invested in XYZ crypto you would be a millionaire 10x over. Kick'n myself on Netflix. Was so so obvious, or was it?
It kind of makes sense. Why push dollar bills ya'll around anymore? Remember those folks that could own credit cards but never did, as they paid cash for everything? A few of those were in my family.
Heck, I remember the days big companies didn't even want to take credit cards because they'd have to eat the 2-3%. What those companies didn't realize is, the market basket size was significantly higher when credit cards were introduced. Some times twice as high. Seems like a no brainer, but those large corps didn't put 2 + 2 together.
So it seems we've reached a point that more peeps in gov and general population are more comfortable with Crypto. This pattern is almost the same as Cash vs Credit cards were 20 years ago.
When young people tell their grandma they invested in crypto, instead of getting... "What's that?"
Grandma says, "You much be rich now?"
I read a TON lately on this trying to figure out if it's a good thing or just the next fad. Remember NFTs?
But this Treasury thing makes sense. Some of these crypto thingies will emerge as the leader. But which ones? It's another Gold Rush and some will die.
I like that TON is hitched to Telegram. Never used it, but I like that a billion people do a month. For the Telegram users here, I'd be interested in why you use it. Doesn't texting work or is Telegram better for group texts?
The hitch'n to Telegram reminds me of how PayPal was hitched to eBay. There is a synergy there. Why would anyone use PayPal at the beginning? Oh, because it was an easy way to pay on eBay. History often repeats itself, but many are blind to it until after the fact.
Quote:
eBay played a significant role in PayPal's initial success by providing a large and built-in user base, particularly during the early 2000s when online payments were less common. This integration with eBay's platform gave PayPal rapid growth and credibility as a secure payment option for online transactions, especially for buying and selling on the eBay marketplace. However, over time, both companies evolved, and their strategic needs diverged, leading to PayPal's spin-off from eBay in 2015.
I'm going to wrap this one up as it's long enough and I have a season full, but one thing I want to add.
I see some synergies between GFY and the recent TON strategy. It adds a TON more credibility. Before, why should companies jump onboard GFY. Is SURE seems that are a LOT that beg for the opportunity.
But what a night and day difference between GFY and SharkTank. One pretends they were squeezed through the proverbial wringer and one was. Don't let the Sharks hard luck story fool you how they spent a year eating apple sauce for dinner.
I think TON may catapult GFY.
I rarely bother Rory, but I imagine he reads my posts here. Probably not, but I like to think so.
Most companies go out of business. That's a fact.
Most OTC companies go to 0.000001 Ooopsie
Very FEW startups actually get on the NASDAQ.
Most get kicked off.
The ton of blow back on all that failure is a tsunami.
Most invest in high risk stocks as if it was a CD.
It's a long shot and players, play you at ever step.
You heard me say is it worth it?
Was it worth it to get to the NASDAQ?
Rory always saw tremendous value.
I disagreed. I saw pre-mature NASDAquation
I saw doctor smith. I saw T-pain. I saw hospice.
I was wrong. Rory was right about the value.
I was right about the pain.
The odds VERB could push through the poop shute of a 1000% gamed system was zero. Less than zero. All companies that go through the "poop shute" don't make it out the other end.
No man has ever pushed through the chute or been to the moon. All fake propaganda.
Until now.
I thought about selling every stock I own and getting on Pelosi train, but I'm a simple kind of man. Keep in mind, I'm the least political guy maybe alive as so many others just make noise with no action, but those jobs get warp'd to the core.
In my view, Rory is the guy that didn't even bring knife to a T-90 fight.
He didn't need to...
He just wore a leather jacket.
He out played the players, but you don't know it yet.
Part of what's wrong with "the system" is it's gamed at every level.
Worse yet, is investors are willing to take in the rear flank, instead of demanding change.
You don't know this, but Rory fought back at every level.
If you want a S01E02 let me know. Got a good one loaded.
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