If you really, really want to invest into a meme coin, then just make sure that your base is covered in terms of portfolio ... If you want to invest into crypto, don't start with a meme coin, but if your base is covered... then spend that five, ten percent of your portfolio, and throw it into a meme coin. Give that FOMO a bit of an avenue, and just invest into that small meme coin.

One of my big investment theses is, essentially, to invest where developers are going. So, if the developers like a platform... that's where the innovation will happen, and ultimately, that's where the users will come to as well because the developers build the platforms that attract the users.

In some ways, Shiba Inu is kind of like the Bored Apes to CryptoPunks ... People felt like they missed the first wave, and now, this is the next wave coming.

The only way I can think of how to play it with me as a personal investor is that I know ETH is going to be—it is so important to everything and it has so much momentum that I just don't believe ETH is going away.

Meme coins such as Dogecoin and Shiba Inu have this common enemy of Wall Street.

I think it's smart for Twitter ... It doesn't cost them a whole lot to just verify an NFT and put this as a profile photo. It gives this subset of users something to get really excited about ... It's just going to expose a broader community; it's fantastic marketing for the world event of NFTs.

Gary Vee bought one of my PROOF Collective NFTs, and literally 10 seconds later, 4 or 5 other people bought it. And it wasn't because they even knew what it was. It happened like the next transaction. It was 100% bots.

I'm a Fantom fanboy, and I'm still holding my Fantom bag. And to be honest, what is really interesting is, also, for me, the Fantom ecosystem as a whole, in my opinion, is super undervalued.

I think what we will see in the, let's say, next 6-9 months at least, is the user experience on these L1 EVM-compatible chains, such as Fantom & Avalanche, will surpass the traditional Ethereum-based DAPPs.