Talked to a "crypto grandpa" at some events the other day. One word led to another, turns out the grandpa is... 35. And Phil is 39... so I'm basically a crypto great-grandpa 🤢

Seriously though, in conversations with crypto folks I realized one thing: the deeper you go, the thinner the budgets. Fewer fat whales at gatherings, the industry is restructuring, regulations are breathing down your neck. Flash your passport at a Russian crypto exchange = get ready to risk a fine of up to 40% for illegal currency transactions. And overall there's a kind of hidden bear market, a lot of people are tired and losing faith, but Robin is giving many people FOMO.

And let me tell you something - right now is a fucking great time for dev and building. While everyone else is shrinking, the market feeds those who launch and build their own product, not just hot air.

To see who's left standing, I'm going to Moscow on September 24 for Coin Craft.

I was just talking about the last event where instead of the promised 2000, only 700 showed up. Here the organizers are claiming 1500+ participants and 30+ speakers. Still, I'm going to check it out in person to see if it's real or if I'll be disappointed. Besides, I need to pass through Moscow on my way further anyway...

So why is TokenLab going there?

To listen and talk about AI + Web3 (this is super relevant for us right now).

To discuss the new rules and regulations (we need to approach this smartly).

And just to see the live crypto community in one place, make useful connections.

Anyway, if you're in Moscow on the 24th, come by the Futurione space. Try my promo code TokenLab, gives 10% off.

Let's see how many of us real ones are left.. See you all there 🚀

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