Blog Post Index Page

 


I created an index page that should make it easier to find some of my ideas.  They're all over the place so this should help you find any article or paper I've written... it's not completely updated yet but it has everything up to the last 10 or so posts... I'll update that and fix this post too...


I'll be setting up a Discord Channel and launching a new coin soon.  I hadn't planned on this coin but the recent volatility in the market has inspired me to create a new coin for the Ephyra Ecosystem.  This new coin is a traders wet dream... you're going to love it.


Anyway, I can't post anything to any of my businesses on linkedin so I will be shifting to Discord. This will be better anyway as I really want to focus on teaching people how to actually trade with this new token... I promise, if you like Trading and Game Theory, I have a Defi for you.  I can't wait to show you!


Anyway... I just wanted to say... Fuck LinkedIn.  I hope they get anal warts.  And I mean that... sincerely from the bottom of my heart.   They can suck it.  I hope you all get a chance to see the new token ecosystem, I promise, you haven't seen anything like this.  

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