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In this episode, I'm taking a deep dive into the popular belief in the four year cycle that many believe is set to play out for Bitcoin. Challenging the consensus, making a counter-argument on this belief and discussing the potential perils of following the crowd. From analyzing the effects of consensus on market volatility to exploring the allure of predictability in a field notorious for its uncertainty, we'll investigate why we shouldn't merely assume the four-year cycle will last forever.

Join us as we navigate the uncharted path of crypto fluctuations and unearth the reality beneath the Bitcoin four-year cycle belief.

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Contract: https://polygonscan.com/token/0x9485f13195791eF84dbfE6B12E15404Ad2a6cE32

Uniswap: https://app.uniswap.org/#/swap?outputCurrency=0x9485f13195791eF84dbfE6B12E15404Ad2a6cE32

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00:00 Memecoin How To Guide

00:24 Solidity Memecoin Code

06:54 Setup Uniswap v3

09:05 Trading On Uniswap

09:49 Dont Trade Memecoins

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Twitter is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world, but have you ever wondered how it decides which tweets you see? The answer lies in Twitter's algorithm, specifically the "Heavy Ranker" algorithm.
Understanding how this complex system works can be the key to reaching a wider audience and maximizing your social media potential.
In this video, we'll delve into the inner workings of Twitter ranking algorithms and at the end I'll provide 5 actionable tips on how to make it work for you.

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The content I create is to document my journey and for entertainment purposes. It is not under any circumstances investment advice. I am not an investment or trading professional and am learning myself while still making plenty of mistakes along the way. Any code published is experimental and not production ready to be used for financial transactions. DYOR and do not play with funds you do not want to lose.

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The Feynman Technique is a learning tool developed by the infamous physicist Richard Feynman. It involves breaking down complex concepts into simple terms and explaining them as if you were teaching the subject. In March 2020 Covid lockdowns were imposed and I started creating YouTube videos based on what I was learning or interested about at the time. Over the last three years I've developed my own take on a modernised version of the Feynman technique incorporating research, blogging and video creation.

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In this episode I share tips for staying private while working in the blockchain sector, explaining the importance of anonymity and privacy in the industry and takes us through their process for setting up anonymous accounts for Email, Github, and Twitter.

At 00:35, the developer talks about the importance of using an anonymous browser and shares their favourite browser for staying private. They then go on to explain how to set up an email account that can't be traced back to you.

At 02:52, the developer walks us through the steps for creating an anonymous Github profile, which can be particularly important for developers who don't want their work to be associated with their real identity.

Next, at 05:50, the developer shares their process for creating an anonymous Twitter account, which can be a useful tool for networking and keeping up to date with industry news without revealing your identity.

The episode concludes at 06:27, with the developer emphasizing the importance of staying safe and private in the blockchain sector. Listeners are reminded that the information shared in the podcast is for entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as investment or trading advice.

Don't forget to check out James Bachini's blog post for a more detailed tutorial on staying anonymous as a blockchain dev:

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Staking Ethereum has become a popular way for crypto investors to earn passive returns on their holdings. Liquid staking tokens like stETH make this process even more accessible. You can buy staking tokens on Uniswap and effortlessly enjoy the rewards of staking Ethereum without having to manage the technicalities.

Lido Finance were first to offer this product and their stETH has become a DeFi giant, with over $8 billion worth of ETH staked. But with new entrants like Rocket Pool's rETH and Stakewise's sETH2 entering the scene it's become a competitive area and the question on my mind is "Should I diversify my staked Ethereum position?"