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Despite being up $32k this week on his public account, Maurits admits he showed up to a meeting with someone important in shoes full of holes and spent the whole time sitting weird to hide them.
"I was meeting someone important and I was sitting here with holes in my shoes. I was embarrassed."
"I became super self conscious. I was sitting like this to hide the holes. It was so bad."
"I don't like spending money."
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“I have officially joined fomo, as I think most people would have guessed. It’s one of the most interesting and fastest-growing companies in the world, doing over $1 million a day right now.
I’m joining a team that’s much bigger than myself, and I think it’s going to be one of the best bets of my life.”
~ Maurits
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Maurits says he wants to be Asian because all his Asian friends are the richest, smartest quant traders and they outtrade him.
“All my Asian friends are like the richest, smartest fucking quant traders. They just outtrade me.”
“They’re all super friendly. They’re kind, they’re smart as fuck.”
“I just want to be Asian.”
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The moment Maurits realizes Hunter Biden is following only him on Twitter
“He started following me, and I’m the only person he follows on Twitter. The only person he follows is me. I know we misclicked. He never followed anyone, and he just started following me. What the fuck?”
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Luca Netz, founder of Pudgy Penguins, explains what money really means to him
“Money is just a tool for freedom.
The ability to bring joy to your family, give back, and invest in other companies and see monster returns is really cool.
At a certain point, if you’re spending money on things that limit what you can do, you don’t understand the purpose of money.
Money is supposed to make you free, not tie you down.”
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Orangie appears on Maurits’ vlog and calls Tun Tung Sahuur ($TRIPLET) the greatest meme coin of their generation
“Not one, not two, but three. Three fucking tunes! This is not financial advice, but I think Triple T is the greatest meme coin of our generation. Dear Triple T gods, please pump my bags.”
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NFTs could come back stronger than ever
“I wouldn’t say they’ve made a comeback by any means, but something’s in the wind. And I think when NFTs come back, they’ll come back stronger than you’ve ever seen them.
The biggest opportunity is in physical collectibles like art and trading cards. NFTs offer advantages that physical collectibles don’t, like no authenticity issues, no spoofing, and no friction when buying or selling.
I think NFTs could become an even better status symbol than physical collectibles.”
~ Luca Netz, founder of pudgy Penguins
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“Money gives you freedom. When you have it, you can go wherever you want and do whatever you want.
When you lose money, the biggest loss isn’t the money itself. It’s the freedom you had when you could afford to do the things you wanted.
Freedom is about having the ability to choose.”
~ Ran Neuner
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“fomo is generally the best product to come out of crypto in literally forever, and it’s a great top of funnel opportunity.
The whole thing is one big CTA that benefits the viewer. They get to watch entertaining content, learn something new, and discover a platform they can actually use.
It’s content that naturally brings people to fomo because the product fits the experience.”
~ Mauritsneo on why fomo makes great content
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“If MrBeast collabs with a company and they do something great, maybe they create a billion or two billion dollars in market cap.
If the biggest trader in the world with the biggest audience max shills something for six months, it could be ten billion dollars in market cap.
The world’s top traders drive so much more capital flow than the world’s biggest YouTubers. We’ve never consolidated that much power before, but that’s going to start happening.
Traders are the new celebrities.”
~ luca Netz founder of pudgy Penguins
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“Elon Musk is the best to ever do it because net worth, to a certain extent, is a scoreboard. It’s derived from how much impact and success you’ve built.
When you look at the scale of SpaceX, the Boring Company, and Tesla, they’re all best in class. He’s the richest man in the world for a reason. He’s built that much value.”
~ Luca netz founder of pudgy Penguins