Vancvillan

Emi is way more exposed by the way we play. Bosnich was my favourite before but Emi is elite.

No, I'd pick them both and leave Toney at home

I'm saying Rashford looks better for England than he does for Man U, so club stats or club fan opinions wouldn't factor into that. For England his stats are decent: Games: 59 Starts: 26 Goals: 17 Assists: 6 Total minutes played: 2,668 (approx 30 games worth of minutes)

I've always thought of Rashford as a sort of inverse John Barnes in that he looks way better playing for the national side than for his club. I actually like him for England.

Assuming he's fit / available to play every game. I disagree that if Kane's out it's over. The midfield is one of the strongest in world football - having a striker like Ollie who provides so many assists should be a deadly combination.

Fair, but (I know you said this already) most United fans wouldn't call that string of results optimistic, they'd call it fantasy.

For anyone in the shitcoin trenches - the meta over the last few days has been dead coins pumping days later. If you buy something that gets over a milly mcap and it plummets, don't sell for dust. Missed a few of these, held a handful, and have one that's up 40x after being dead for over a month. Key point - it has to have previously pumped, so if it hit 100k and died then rip.

I'm really hoping this is a euphemism for something.

don't know if this is what you're intending but this meme usually memes the top choice is pretty good but everyone hates it, while the bottom choice is worse but somehow people are fine with it

21 people think we'll finish top four. Only 19 people are very optimistic. Fickle mob.

Spurs also have loads of injuries and we have none. Or so I'm told.

ETFs are for sure a driver but I also wonder how much people are front-running narratives. With the halving coming up, everyone is expecting BTC in 6 figs and eth to ATH, so I think we might see things move earlier than normal. The flip side, based purely on historical info, is that April is typically not great and May is a blood bath, then it gets choppy until the end of summer and we rip again. I'm not waiting for April personally - I've been balls deep in ETH and alts for two years, but am starting to move into a small stables position where I can farm points for confirmed airdrops. Won't be going more than 40% stables but it'll be the most I've held since 2021. If I miss some of the rip I don't care - I need to hedge a bit to sleep better.

Yeah I don't like Star Wars either.

Fwiw btc broke ath in a fair few countries. But I think it did this last time - flirted with ath for 2-3 weeks then shit through it.

L2 staking / aidrop narrative is strong right now, hard to ignore 30% apy and points farming on Eth.

VT should've gone public in the Dr Tony years.

I come to this thread for line-item accounting strategies and debates over finance law, not the whimsical dreams of signing new players.

anyone here know much about blast eco?

thanks for all the info - makes way more sense, couldn't understand why you were excited about a 35k mcap coin with no vol! I don't know much about trading on cex, am so used to onchain now that I'm probably missing a bunch of opportunities but I guess you can't be everywhere at once

is the uniswap pool community deployed? It's super thin liquidity (not locked), no vol and ca isnt renounced. They don't have an official telegram or discord either. Just curious what your bull case is in this - I don't know a ton about brc20 but it feels like a pretty crowded market, especially in staking / restaking.

Think "sell in May and go away" is still going to be a thing. Will probably see a dip at some point in March / April / May, roaring back to life in the second half of 2024.

Respectfully your friend's experience is not going to influence the current market. If you keep waiting for big pumps you'll be left bag holding. Take initials out at 2-3x if you believe in the project and let the rest ride as free money. Or take profit on the whole stack at 2-3x and move on because what was hot yesterday is dead tomorrow.

If you've been holding and active a while it's worth keeping up with airdrops. Tia and dym had free money for evm users recently, jup was decent for solana. I think this year will be big for airdrops with a lot of evm l2s and modular projects launching mainnets, if you've been fairly active and / or using protocols that don't have tokens (eg bridges) you might be due an unexpected windfall but you typically have to claim within a window or it's gone. On the broader front I think metamask has to drop something soon, and coin base will eventually (maybe even to cex users) otherwise Base will die and shareholders will be angry. Personally I think wallet / terminal drops will be low but if you've used the product a lot (rabby, thunder, etc) it might be non-trivial. Stuff like eigenlayer is going to be big but crowded, while smaller projects like mode might have no headlines but are also less congested. Berachain is the inverse - you can farm an airdrop using testnet tokens but so many people are already miles ahead of you so it's almost pointless. As for narrative trading - unless you're an insider or online 16 hours a day it's tough, you just don't have an edge. You can swing trade memes for a 2-3x but it's a grind - win a few then get rugged repeatedly. If you think there's an undervalued utility token then it's worth a punt, but crypto goons won't hold for even 50% apy - yield is a meme, price is the driver and they're looking at 1 sec candles. On your holdings - if you wouldn't buy them again at today's prices I'd dump and stay agile personally, but longer term defi plays might work out. Maybe unibot could catch retail if they can smooth out account abstraction, something like Pendle with interest rate swaps would be attractive to tradfi, and I'm still waiting for the killer options / 0dte proticol. Obviously not financial advice and everything I mentioned is going to zero. Good luck out there.

Emi is 31. I'm hoping he joins the illustrious ranks of keepers who made it to their 40's playing topflight football, alongside Steve Ogrizovic, Neville Southall and some American guy we sold to Spurs.

I don't mean to pick on you but for everyone in the thread on a downer, it definitely is looking great. We're above where any reasonable person would have expected us to be at the start of the season. Have a coke and a smile.