As Crypto Wobbles, Is It Time to Rotate? (ASTER, HYPE, XPL) | Rekt Vision

28:59And this exists outside of crypto as well. People just hate banks in general. And, you know, for a very long time, banks have had all this power and sort of tried to squeeze every sort of ounce of water out of, you know, the human rocks that exist. And finally, we've got crypto and ways to sort of get some of that power back into the hands of individuals to sort of get better yields on our money, to have more access to our money. So I think that, yeah, this is basically the future. It will obviously take time as different countries have different regulations. And at least in Australia, the banks here have a lot of power.

29:33There's like four major banks that basically have a monopoly. And so they're very entrenched in the government and policy and everything. So they're going to fight back. But over time, I think it's hard not to see this plasma neobank. There'll be other ones sort of winning. And it'll be good for, I think, most people in the world and then most of the financial system. well it seemed seemingly the u.s has been the leader leader in this at the moment the idea that you can use your crypto to apply for mortgages to use this collateral for various different things and like the integrations on payments even the other start i think part of that is the trumps they were probably debanked during this whole period too and they kind of know that this is this is probably a way to sustain themselves even even post uh post the next election.

30:25But it feels as though I think that crypto's kind of gotten a bit tired of just being seen as you can't interact between the two of them. These are going to be the main apps which make those changes. And they're normally backed by people in power or close to people who are in power who can make those sort of partnerships easier on a corporate level. So they're going to get the partnerships on a corporate level with a major European or US bank. And then that kind of makes everything a lot easier. So I think this is going to be a very popular move. It's at 12 billion now. So this has been the new one.

31:07I guess we'll see. The app hasn't really launched yet. So I think we'll see how it does. But for now, it really just feels like Tether's attempt at this neobank we also heard that heather is looking to raise this week at a pretty high-watering valuation of 500 billion dollars which i think within crypto yeah isn't that crazy like they make low low single digits of billions of profit a quarter so this is a this is a company making so So on a bottom line metric, it's not even that crazy. But yeah, it's a lot of money, but they're one of the most profitable companies on earth. It's insane how much money they make.

31:53So I could definitely see them pulling it off. And then that's just, you know, the relationship between Tether and Plasma is very close. And so that's probably more fuel that's just going to make Plasma more likely to succeed. Yeah, I'm going to be buying dips on Plasma for sure. and sort of rotating a bit more money into that. I think as one of the sort of longer holds over the rest of this cycle, I think it's got a lot of the right ingredients to do well. And I think that a lot of people haven't quite caught on yet. Like, you know, you can see it on sort of the timeline a bit where people are going, whoa, what's this plasma thing came out of nowhere?

32:27How do I, you know, I missed the presale. How do I get in on the next one? And people sort of just treating it as like some hot new fancy token without necessarily understanding on a deeper level, like why it's been so successful and where it can go from here. And I think also because it kind of launched, obviously it did very, very well despite the rest of the market. But I think if it had launched a couple of weeks earlier when the market was kind of a bit more frothy, it would have done much better. Makes me believe that it's probably a decent buy, again, on any dips that you want to hold for the next sort of a few months or even a few years really.

33:05Yeah, I kind of agree. It's up 30 % again today, But I agree. If you believe in this idea that these apps can increasingly take more of the TVL in crypto and bridge that gap so that retail can kind of be onboarded slightly easier, which I do agree with, I think these are very interesting plays. I think obviously World Liberty Fly is kind of the other one. I think it always depends on how easy they are to get those sort of licenses, how easy they are to make those sort of deals to enable a lot of the stuff that we've just spoken about. What I'd love to see from something like Plasma is, hey, we've got a partnership with X bank in Europe so that you can seamlessly move money in and out and apply for loans with them or maybe a partnership on regulation with certain countries so that your plasma balance could be used for various different things.

34:03I think these are the things that are going to really mean it so that you actually maybe hold a lot of your funds on these sort of apps rather than in your bank account. Because I might prefer holding money in crypto, just from a UI UX standpoint, like the ability to send money that easily, to track stuff to just overall security. I prefer it. So if these things can start to do the things that my bank could do, I think the sky could be the limit for some of those. No, I'm 100 % with you. I obviously prefer it as well. But I think that we're in the minority on a global level. We're crypto native.

34:42We know how the blockchain works. We feel comfortable self-custodying or mostly self-custodying and all that. I think most people don't have that level of comfort. And that's where something like an app on your phone that has the relationship with an existing bank and has maybe the government sort of recognizing it as an acceptable thing really comes a long way. Because I think the future is that most people who do end up interacting with DeFi and crypto in the world won't be doing it how we do. They won't have a browser extension on their computer. They'll just have an app on their phone that looks like the current banking app.

35:15And they have, like you said, a savings account there. They're earning 10 % yield, which is, whoa, how do you get 10 %? That's crazy. But in crypto, there are mechanisms involved where you can fairly sustainably earn around that amount, at least at the moment. And then you have your card and your other accounts. And it's all just, all the crypto stuff is just abstracted away. It's in the background. People don't, they probably will know that it's crypto related, but they'll feel comfortable because it looks like they're normal banking apps and even more comfortable when, like you say, they have that relationship with an existing bank that they perhaps already use or know of at least.

35:47And yeah, just has that security and safety backing them. Yeah. Well, one, I mean, I'm in Korea now and Korea, I think has been one of these ones where we saw massive crypto adoption, but it didn't quite get the corporate adoption or the political adoption. And we're starting to see that a little bit more now. One thing that I've really taken away with having been here is, and which was a huge headline here but you might not know it is is nav buying update this week um now when when i landed in korea the first thing i downloaded was nav maps and then it was their translate app and you realize that they they are kind of a bit of a tech giant here i wouldn't say this the size of google but like these are big this is a big big i think they call them chai bowls out here like the main conglomerates and this is the first time we've seen one of those move pretty aggressively to to buy up it's kind of i mean the infamous exchange in yes where if you get an up-bit listing everything gets goes full send but they this this now maybe sets the scene for korea really going uh and and and seeing a corporate and political adoption because these major conglomerates kind of run the show here.

37:07So we could see Bitterm, we could see other major crypto companies get bought. Obviously, NAVA, I think, mentioned that they're looking to do a stablecoin on the back of this too. And it feels as though this could be a big wave of adoption as well. Because South Korea, by percentage adoption and even by total value of crypto users, is up there in the top three. It's an absolutely huge country for crypto. So that's been one of the main takeaways that I've seen here. Did you know about this at all? No, it wasn't on my radar until you told me. I think it's great, though. It's really, it sort of just continues to sort of, I think the last 12 months has been a lot about crypto being legitimized in a way that, you know, for a lot of us, it was already obviously very legitimate beforehand.

37:57And it was making these, you know, baby steps towards greater and greater adoption. But we've really seen like giant leaps in this last 12 month period where, you know, banks that you never would have thought accepting crypto now talk about it, you know, BlackRock coming out and launching ETFs, you know, traditional tech companies that probably go back a few years and they wanted nothing to do with crypto. It was almost like this plague that they didn't want to touch because it was regulatory risky and the public hated it and it was just too risky to touch. And now they're acquiring Upbit or acquiring crypto giant companies because they see the potential and they see the future and they don't want to get left behind and they want to get involved, I think is, it's just another one of those really bullish signs for crypto as a whole.

38:40So this is the kind of stuff that, you know, on a day-to-day level, markets are choppy and who knows what's going to happen. But if we just zoom out and look at what's happened over the last year, and it's seemingly every week or two, there's giant news like this coming out, which just goes, yeah, crypto is not going anywhere. It's only going to get bigger. The next few years are almost certainly going to be good for it. It's just it's really good news in my view. Yeah, I think a lot of countries have been pretty slow on the stablecoin route. The US has been very quick and really has helped them out.

39:12But I think you'll start to see this now. There's no doubt in my mind that other countries will realize that this is the future of, I mean, probably their own treasuries as well. You know, US stablecoins are in such a huge amount of government debt at this stage. But just the future of these currencies is going to be heavily linked to this new payment system. And I think we'll see others catch up. The EU is still very, very slow. But, yeah, I think Korea, Japan, the UAE has been a little bit quicker, it looks like. So I think we're going to see a lot of this. So that was definitely the biggest story this week, alongside a lot of the BNB stuff, which has been going on.

39:53The other big story that we saw this week was prediction markets again. Back in the news. South Park episode. South Park episode, which is kind of infamous in crypto. I think we've got one around for NFTs as well. And then we've got one for prediction markets. Kind of making a mark of these sort of perverse incentives often with these prediction markets to kind of affect real world outcomes of events. Calci and Polymarket mentioned Calci is hitting massive volumes here, particularly around sports. What's your view on prediction markets? We've kind of gone back and forth a bit on this show. I still think that the business model itself isn't quite affected, or we've probably got another six to 12 months to work out how to look at the liquidity of these correctly.

40:41But in terms of market share and mind share, they're doing incredibly well. And it feels as though this could be crypto's killer app this cycle. You've been involved, I think, in a few grassroots prediction markets. And I know this is kind of where you're taking your newsletter as well. What's your view on prediction markets here? Yeah, I've been bullish on them for a while. I think that they're great. I think that both from the level of being able to just bet on basically anything. I was a poker player and did sports betting and stuff in the past. And having these global markets where you can bet on live sports and bet on any outcome, it's really cool to have that liquidity.

41:21But then also seeing prediction markets as a news site because as information comes to light, then if there's a financial incentive involved, prediction markets will tend to show the result before anything else. We saw this pretty famously with the 2024 election. And we're going to continue to see that with just every area it kind of plays out. Interestingly, I think around that time of the 2024 election, everyone was like, oh, this is great. Prediction markets, yeah, yeah, yeah. But after the election, they're going to die. Like, that's it. You know, no one's going to care about them afterwards.

41:53And obviously, there was a drop off in attention and in volumes and stuff. But I think just in the last couple of days, largely probably thanks to the South Park episode, but you've now seen prediction market volumes overtake what they were during the that 2024 election, which was kind of a big peak back then. And now it's kind of every day we're seeing those levels of volume. Because there are multiple ways you can, you have the whole, it's basically just another way to do sports betting, but it's peer-to-peer instead of with a sports book taking a giant VIG or a moderate VIG. You did mention the sort of the revenue streams and that will be the interesting thing.

42:27I think both Calci and Polymarket are working off these 0 % fee structures right now, which makes it very appealing as a user, but But it does make you wonder how and when they're going to start making money as a business and then how that will work for them. But I think they'll figure it out. And I think that prediction markets are here to stay. And they're definitely a place to watch, especially because there are no tokens out for any of these platforms yet. So I think there's probably value in tinkering around, placing some predictions on the major ones. And yeah, there's multiple ways you can find edges.

43:01It's the potential edge drop, but then there's arbitrage opportunities or there's just using your brain a bit and trying to find things that areas that you know about a bit and maybe the rest of the world knows less on and you can just find an edge. Yeah, I think they're really cool. Yeah, there's definitely edges. I'm in chats with just people who are looking at the arbitrage one is kind of the most obvious one and they're huge. You know, we're talking about double digit differences versus traditional sports books on a ton of different things. and you can pick up quite easy alpha that way. They're also sometimes a little bit slower things than I would say traditional sports books as well.

43:38So you can kind of put on bets relatively quickly if you're focused. And yeah, it feels as though, like you said, you can have an edge on a lot of different things if you're kind of paying attention. They don't seem like they're being priced correctly. So I see a lot of people making money on this stuff. Not insane amounts of money, but they're making money. And if you're coming in before just to gamble on the daily runner, this feels like the next thing which people are doing and enjoying and making money doing. Like, you know, they're owning Bitcoin and they're doing this on the side and they're having fun doing it and enjoying being part of the crypto community.

44:19It's true that it sounds like Polymarket is going to have its own token. And they've mentioned that. Kalshi is like a little less crypto native, but they're kind of building it out. But there's another one. I think Limitless did a token sale week. And of course, yeah. Yeah. Myriad looks like they're going to be doing a token. And, you know, there's going to be a lot of Web3 kind of firms that come and do this and do these sort of flywheels, which seems to be the bit of the meta at the moment. So I'm interested. I still go back and forth about whether we've hit the perfect model yet, or if they're just going to continue to be like this, and perhaps that this can be less attractive from an operator standpoint.

45:07point it's very clear that like polymarket isn't making a ton of money even with the huge amount of volume that they're seeing they have barely any fees and maybe the fee bit comes later with like the the token and they have like a some sort of a flywheel with it but for now it does feel as though we're still in this early mind early stage where i think we'll see various different attempts to how to perfect the model or maybe partnerships with bigger companies like Like I'm surprised we haven't seen a Binance chain, for example. Yeah. Or we haven't seen something like this even out of like Coinbase, like bigger, more predictable revenue companies which have this on the side.

45:50I feel like it works quite well. We've seen Robinhood integrate Calci and it's gone very well. And perhaps they can handle the variability in revenue over that period or see this as a marketing exercise as well to get people on their... So I think this is here to stay. It's kind of this and DeFi feels like the main things this cycle. DeFi having this second kind of like, right, we're going to do the models correctly and everything's going to work has gone relatively well. And then prediction markets. For Mindshare, you're not going to beat it. I see all the NFT influencers from two... Well, I don't even know that's two cycles ago, but one cycle ago are now looking at, they were meme coins and now it's prediction markets.

46:38And a lot of their content is around that. And you can tell that that's where the market's going. So, which I think is smart. And you're doing it as well. You're doing it as well. Like, it's what people want to see, right? You have to go to where the attention is. And like, you know, I love NFTs just as much as almost anyone, but it's, NFTs have had a lot of attention lately because of the, you know, punk strategy and all the strategy tokens and stuff like that. But it's still nowhere near where it was in 21 or even 22. And you just kind of have to, you know, if you want to be in crypto, if you want to do it full time, you can't just, it's very tough to just stick to one thing and then just only stick to that one thing forever.

47:15You miss out on so many opportunities by not keeping your eyes open and looking at stable coins or prediction markets or meme coins when they were the big thing. And yeah, I think that the next sort of six months, we'll see, I think we see the revenue meta continue because it's actually a sustainable meta. It's actually a good meta. It makes sense to people that are at sort of all levels of the crypto spectrum. Meme coins, obviously, a lot of people didn't get them or jive with them. They thought they were just purely scammy and extractive. And, you know, there's a lot of truth to that. But with revenue, it's sort of something that you can speculate on.

47:53You can treat them like meme coins or meme coins where it's like, all right, I'm going to gamble on where the attention is going to be and the token that sort of builds the greatest community and the biggest cult and what people seem to like. But you could also analyze from a business perspective and be like, well, all right, look at how much money they're making. Look at how much percentage of buybacks they've sort of allocated towards. What markets have they not entered yet? How much could that increase their revenue? All the traditional metrics and ways that people analyze businesses can be applied to crypto companies that have actual revenue and are using that revenue to sort of build out their ecosystem.

48:27So hopefully this meta sort of stays for forever because it makes a ton of sense. And yeah, I think prediction markets, when they figure out that revenue lever, it will be a big deal. obviously it's a little uncertain but i think you know they if they keep increasing their volumes just a small percentage of that um would go a very long way for them um and that might be enough yeah i agree maybe we'll touch upon for the last 10 minutes just kind of what you're involved in at the moment because people probably know you the most from that nft cycle and crushing it by different trades then you built a pretty big community on the back of that and then obviously you have this newsletter as well, which has been incredibly successful.

49:10For something like prediction markets, how are you thinking about building out your content? Is it looking at arbitrage? Is it looking at alpha sort of trades? Have you got like research analysts? How are you thinking about building even content now around that? Yeah. So my content always starts with sort of like a beginner's guide. Like I think that a lot of people come to my content where they maybe look, they don't know a lot about a topic. And so I always like to sort of explain what are prediction markets? How can you get involved? What are the big ones? What are volumes like? What does the future look like?

49:40And then touch on all the different ways you can make money without first going deep into one of them. So arbitrage obviously being one, finding edges being another, potential edge or farming being another. And so I'm working on a newsletter on that right now. And I think that that will go out either next week or the week after. And then depending on sort of how I'm feeling, the reception to it, what the market is looking like, I might go deeper on one of those sort of verticals and sort of create a bit more content around whether it's arbitrage or whether it's finding sort of niche bets that just you can have significant edges on or even just finding new prediction markets that people aren't paying attention to yet.

50:16Because sometimes where volume is lower, the edges can be even higher. That's kind of how I sort of approach any sort of topic like this. And I'll probably do it the same with prediction markets and then sort of just sort of get some feedback from the community and see what people are most interested in and then do a bit of a deeper dive myself and share some content around that yeah i think it's going to be incredibly popular i i also and and even our producer has mentioned that he loves your your your more down-to-earth stuff around like how to protect your portfolio like how to trade through a cycle this cycle for example i think some people have probably wrote it up pretty well they're sitting there wondering maybe i should be a bit more defensive at this stage, it feels towards the end of the cycle, not towards the beginning.

51:00Maybe this tops out sometimes next year or at least in the next 12 months. How are you thinking about stuff from portfolio level at the moment? And what are the main pieces of advice you'd give for somebody in terms of portfolio management? Yeah, one of the basic ones is that as your portfolio gets larger, you just generally want to switch to be more conservative with it. And that's just general life logic, I think. If your portfolio is$1 ,000 and if you lose it, it's not the end of your life. You can redeposit$1 ,000 in another month or so. You can afford to be very high risk with that. And you can try and look for 10Xs or 50Xs or 100Xs.

51:40If your portfolio is$1 ,000 and you have no job and you're 18 years old and you can't really re-up that amount, then it's a different story. But once your portfolio hits six figures, seven figures, certainly eight figures, that's when the marginal utility of an extra 2x really drops, whereas the loss of an 80 % loss is enormous. And so you want to just switch from accumulation and growth to just preservation. And I think that's something that a lot of people, myself included, fail to do your first cycle around. And if you don't have that history in financial markets or managing money, it's very easy to get caught up in the, oh, I did so well for so long.

52:22You know, I, even if I do half as well going forward, that's still going to be great, but you don't necessarily account for the black swan events and the times that things can go really, really, really bad. So yeah, I think being pretty risk on early on and then conservative later on is, is a pretty good approach. And the other approach I've taken, and all of this is like learned by making these mistakes myself is just now I I take a much more quality over quantity approach. I used to own so many different tokens and trade in and out of so many things, make a lot more trades. And now I sit back and do far fewer things.

52:56And I think that being patient and just waiting for the occasional trade, even if it's once a month or twice a month, is usually going to serve most people a lot better than trying to catch the runner of the day, the next big thing. There is a small percentage of people that can do stuff like that. They can sit in Telegram chats all day long. if you have all the time in the world, you can make good money being deep in the trenches and finding things and trading well and having discipline. But it's my experience that over 99 % of people will fail if they attempt that. And you're better off just dollar cost averaging in a Bitcoin and maybe a couple others, and then having another maybe trading bucket, and then just paying attention to what's happening in the space, looking for narratives that make sense to you, and maybe going heavy into something like Aster or Plasma or whatever stuff like this that comes along every now and then in the market that maybe you can make a 3x, a 5x, a 10x on with size and sort of take that quality over quantity approach.

53:51I completely agree with that last point. I think I moved to being, at least over the last couple of weeks, was moved to being more defensive after the Fed came out and I felt like it was going to be a bit more delicate and I made myself move mainly into Bitcoin and then I even put in some shorts on a few things. But it's very clear to me that each month there's a trade where you go, I wish I had the liquidity to just go all in on this thing. And last month, I felt like that for a while with ETH. When ETH was trading at 2 ,500, I was like, that consolidated for a while. I thought that was a really good risk reward trade.

54:31And then Sol was the other one, which I kind of missed that going, being the next rotation from like 170, 180 to 250. Then it was pump. And I felt like, right, get in pump, get in early. This is going to be a runner. This week we had we had Aster and then already it seems like people have moved on to plasma. But you can afford to not be in the market and just wait for those moments where you feel like, right, this has got a really good shot of being a 2x here and going in larger. or actually not just going in with enough that it will be meaningful for you and really trading those quite well. You always get a shot with that in the rest of the market rather than almost feeling kind of stuck mentally in certain trades and not feeling like you're able to realize a loss or even realize a profit as well, some of this sort of stuff.

55:27Yeah. Yeah, you string together a bunch of like 2Xs or 3Xs and it really compounds quickly. People always want the 10X or the 100X or they see screenshots on Twitter and aim for stuff like that. But the reality is that it's one in a thousand people are doing stuff like that. And those are the ones that you see. You don't see everyone that gets chopped up and doesn't take profit at the right time or holds too long or round trips or there's so many ways it goes wrong. Yeah, so my general thesis right now is, I mean, I'm still mainly in Bitcoin. I still have some shorts and kind of some alts. But my view is that I think the Bitcoin could go a little bit lower.

56:04Like I do think that we're going to see a bit of a, I think we're going to see a flush on the macro side, mainly probably around things like NFPs and other data stuff. And that will mean that crypto sells off with macro and then you can really buy some great stories. The stories that I'm looking to buy are things like Hyperliquid, Aster, PumpFun from a revenue meta, maybe a couple of the brand culture coin sort of moves. And then things like Plasma, like some of these more DeFi protocols that look like they're going to get stuff right. You're going to get really good opportunities that you don't even have to promo, I think.

56:47And you can really buy some of the stories as we see these sort of flushes. so I'm still in this sort of defensive mindset for the audience that have been following me along I kind of said that from a couple of weeks ago and I think that we're not yet at the point where you need to buy because I think we're going to see macro flush a little bit that's my gut if not, I just own Bitcoin Bitcoin is going to do fine it'll probably be one of the things that performs the best over the next two weeks and you'll never feel like you're out of the market or JLP, which I love which is the Jupyter liquidity protocol coin.

57:26Anything else you devised here right now? Like how far, do you have a view on where we are kind of for the next month or quarter? Are you on a scale of like one to 10, how aggressively are you positioned? I kind of agree with you. I think that we've got a little more pain coming first. ETH will probably drop into the low to mid$3 ,000s. Bitcoin will drop. Everything will tank a bit. Bitcoin will have the most strength. Bitcoin dominance will probably go up for a while. And then at some point, maybe in the next two to three months, I think we'll see this rotation back into crypto and everything will sort of have this resurgence.

58:06And like you said, there'll be a lot of good dips to buy. To me, the thing that always comes to mind in times like this is just the reality and knowledge that most people will find themselves in this situation and have no capital to buy the dips. And I've been in that situation so many times before, because you just get stuck to holding your bags and you don't take enough profits when things pump. And I think that it's just a really good reminder that stuff is cyclical in cryptos. It goes up, it goes down. there's always swings. And I'm not saying just try and time the markets perfectly and sell all of your bag at X, Y, and Z time, but take profits when things are going really good.

58:49And when there's been a prolonged period of just number go up and then just sit on either stables or rotate it into Bitcoin so that when there is inevitably a dip or a significant correction, you actually have the dry powder to deploy back into some of these fantastic opportunities. because I just know that most people listening probably will get to a point where they see these opportunities, but they just didn't take enough profit and they don't have anything to buy it with. And it just sucks so much to be in that position. So just remind us, just take profits when the times are good and have that bank of dry powder for days like what we're in now and we'll probably likely be in for the next couple of weeks.

59:28Yeah, I think we have a very strong Q4 as well. I think we're going to see that return to the correlation. So if you're just like, you know, I can't be bothered to deal with this going in and out of the market, I still think that you're going to see maybe a little bit of pain. But I do think we have a very strong key for, I think, gold continuing to hit all-time highs every single week is just a very good sign for what's about to happen to Bitcoin and probably the broader market. And I just think we always see these sort of wobbles around these sort of times, and particularly around Fed changing policy.

1:00:01I think this is bullish what they're doing, but you're going to see a lot of people like second guessing what they're doing. And I think that's, what's going to be the main changes. Yeah. Like you're shaking out of your bags, basically your conviction plays at least. Exactly. All right. Well, Zeneca, it's been a pleasure having you on. I love having a new perspective. Obviously people can go check you out. I think you're just at Zeneca on, on. At Zeneca on Twitter. Yeah. I was lucky enough to get that handle a couple of years back. Awesome. And obviously as an incredible newsletter, that are going to be pitching always first to a lot of new things.

1:00:31And particularly, like you said, very good beginner sort of content. So if you feel like I'd never really get these metas and I never really get how to get into them. Very good content. I wrote all of those. I've sponsored, we've sponsored it for you, actually, because I love some of the content you guys produce. So go check out that newsletter. Go check out the Discord as well. I think it's one of the best out there. And we'll hopefully get you on the next time I'm in Asia. Sounds good. It's not that long, but really, really great having you. Awesome. Thanks for having me. It was a lot of fun.

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