Jesse KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

So let me show you how we track our marketing campaigns. We literally document everything - the ad spend, conversion rates, ROI calculations, audience metrics. Every single campaign has its own spreadsheet with detailed performance metrics, and we review these numbers daily to optimize our strategy.

So when you look at the market dynamics right now, like, institutions are coming in and they want exposure to Bitcoin at maybe a 30% discount, right? They're not just going to buy at market price because, again, these big players, they need incentives to make these massive positions.

Look, what we're seeing isn't just a temporary deviation in market behavior. The data suggests something more fundamental. When you examine consumer spending patterns and business investment, there's clear evidence of structural shifts beyond mere cyclical changes.

Like when you're looking at deals you gotta understand there's so many ways it could go wrong you could have market issues could have team issues could have product issues but if you're smart about it and you do your due diligence like really dig deep into the numbers that's where you find the good opportunities.

Look, I'm just saying, people think they know me, but there's a whole lot of shit I keep to myself, you know? It is not about being secretive or whatever, it is just that some things do not need to be out there for everyone to see. Like, it is whatever.

When you're operating at scale, your focus must be on the horizon. I’m always looking three years out because today’s results were decided long ago. If I make just a few high-quality decisions every day, that’s far more valuable than being busy with a thousand small ones.

So I started doing these videos from my garage, and then people started watching them, and then I got better equipment, and then we moved to a bigger space, and now we're doing it three times a week and getting all these amazing guests.

Look, when people ask me about publishing deals, it's like, you gotta understand what you're signing up for. Like, nobody's forcing you to take the deal, right? It's business, and if you don't read the contract, that's on you. The industry's always worked this way.