Hi Carlos, Ten days ago I asked what you were finding interesting. The replies have been better than I expected — people building things, people quietly rethinking their whole approach, a few people who've left crypto entirely and said so. So here's the decision I'd like your help with. I can take CoinSutra in three directions. I'd rather do one of them properly than all three badly. 1. AI-assisted investingHow the new tools actually change research and decision-making. Screening, reading filings, stress-testing a thesis, catching what you missed. Not bots that promise profit — the boring, real version that saves you days. 👉 This is what I want more of 2. Security and self-custodyKeeping what you already own. Wallet hygiene, approvals, hardware setups, inheritance planning, and the scams as they evolve. Less exciting than making money, and it protects far more of it. 👉 This is what I want more of 3. Long-term investing over tradingFrameworks for people who don't want to watch charts. Position sizing, when to take profit, how to hold through a drawdown without doing something stupid, and what actually belongs in a portfolio you check monthly. 👉 This is what I want more of One click is enoughClick the one that sounds most like you. That's the whole ask — it tells me where to put the work, and it means the next email you get from me is one you actually wanted. Or just reply and tell me something I haven't thought of. Several of the replies this week have been better than my own list. Thank you for still being here. Sixteen months of silence is a lot, and the response to these five emails has been the most encouraging thing that's happened to this project in a long time. Also if you have built something interesting using AI, send it across. Harsh Agrawal P.S. If none of the three fit, that's genuinely useful to know too. Reply and say so. |
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