Threadguy é um analista americano de Web3 e personalidade das redes sociais, conhecido por seus aprofundados tópicos no Twitter dissecando o mercado de NFTs.
A TikToker casually drops that she pulled in $32,771 from a specific program and Threadguy is genuinely shocked by the casual delivery. She admits affiliate marketing is her breadwinner every single month after…
Threadguy reacts to TikToker affiliate marketing income
Threadguy really said Nvidia's market cap outranks the GDP of nearly every nation on earth except about three, and then floated that Jensen Huang is already out in what he calls an organized coup. No affair angle here,…
Threadguy on Jensen Huang Nvidia coup claim
The silence is the investment, apparently. Threadguy's take is that Jensen Huang's wife was in on the whole thing from the start, and the quiet isn't confusion, it's a payout structure: Nvidia shares keep unlocking for…
Threadguy on Jensen Huang's wife and Nvidia stock
The urgency of the first bank run is where Threadguy draws a line between It's a Wonderful Life and Flood. Observers question his skill until they realize he was trading in this era bro. Flood belongs to the Bitcoin…
Flood Bitcoin class of 2014
Threadguy eats meat from a 1988 MRE that's been preserved for 38 years while listening to David Goggins. 🤢🍖
Threadguy 1988 MRE challenge
Threadguy ate bread from a 1988 MRE and immediately started panicking about his health. He told the chat, "Dude, I actually feel sweaty and sick. I'm gonna be honest. I don't feel good…" After describing the bread as…
Threadguy eats 1988 MRE bread
How did we actually get to a place where everything is plugged into the cloud? Threadguy lays out the full inventory of this madness, listing televisions, microwaves, refrigerators, Teslas, garage clickers, Dyson…
Mert and Threadguy on smart home absurdity
describes the static nature of holding cash as a haunting number that just feels insufficiently large. He contrasts this with the active potential of being fully invested in risk, noting at least when you're risk on…
Threadguy Counterparty podcast moment
There are moments in time where you look back and think it is time to be a hero. There are moments where that is the case and you sit down and just go for it. It doesn't feel like that right now. I don't know how to…
Threadguy on crypto caution
Threadguy reveals a company's stock dropped nearly 15% around the time it cut ties with Kylian Mbappé over his answer to a question about his favorite meme The company was valued at roughly $12,000,000,000 before the…
E-Astrok stock drops after Mbappé
Threadguy reveals his plan for doomsday “My preparation for doomsday and the reason we're not gonna do any more doomsday streams is I'm raising cash. I love saying that. I'm raising cash and I'm prepared to buy the 80%…
Threadguy exits doomsday streaming
That $400K is a Kimcent, and honestly it's just hard to even process what that means exactly. Threadguy can't believe the monetary value tied to Kimchi when he realizes a single unit is this massive. The speaker calls it…
Threadguy reacts to Kimchi valuation
Threadguy loses his mind watching a guy eat a 40 year old ready to eat meal after realizing he might have to do the same if doomsday comes
Threadguy doomsday meal reaction
Threadguy relays a specific constraint from Kyle Soska on how to handle position sizing once leverage enters the equation. The core rule is that your single best idea should never exceed roughly 30%, perhaps stretching…
Kyle Soska leverage limits
The comparison Kyle Soska keeps landing on starts with Circle, and it's less about the company than about what fund managers were forced to buy. His point, as Threadguy relays it, is that Circle's IPO dropped right when…
Kyle Soska on Anthropic and Circle IPO
