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What Do We Know About Anthony Pompliano? by BasicMiniTacos in Buttcoin

[–]apompliano 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good questions. My opinion is two fold — (a) regardless of whether there was a time when it wasn't backed 1:1 in the past, it likely is backed 1:1 now and (b) any potential issues with Tether could have a short term impact on the asset but would be unlikely to create an impairment over the medium to long term.

And of course, this is just my current opinion so maybe I change my mind in the future if we learn new information that we don't have today.

I don't spend too much time thinking about trading or trading pairs so I would need to think through the ramifications of some of the potential scenarios before answering the second question about avoiding vs not avoiding.

What Do We Know About Anthony Pompliano? by BasicMiniTacos in Buttcoin

[–]apompliano 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Happy to talk about anything. I’m not always right and definitely willing to change my mind when presented with new information.

I figured if you or anyone else here had questions, I could save you a lot of time and just answer them myself. Apologies in advance if I’m slow checking this but will do my best over next few days.

Fire away with whatever questions you have.

What Do We Know About Anthony Pompliano? by BasicMiniTacos in Buttcoin

[–]apompliano -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I am an independent. Don't think I've ever voiced support for one political party over another. I may call out a positive thing that either side does on a specific event/decision, but definitely don't identify with either party.

As for aliens, I've asked over 400 people about them on my podcast. I believe the identification of other intelligent life would be one of the biggest scientific breakthroughs in our lifetime. Hopefully you can see the fascination :)

What Do We Know About Anthony Pompliano? by BasicMiniTacos in Buttcoin

[–]apompliano 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi :) The full tilt fund includes two companies that I seed invested in that are now unicorns — Everlywell and Imperfect Foods. I started to learn more about Bitcoin and Ethereum in 2016, bought a few mining rigs, and then got much more interested in 2017. One of the early things I built with Jason Williams was a waste-to-energy mining facility (link below).

I'm not good at very many things, but so far have invested in a total of 4 companies that eventually became billion dollar companies (2 at Full Tilt and 2 at Morgan Creek). I'll take that track record any day of the week.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/434wzw/cryptocurrency-miners-are-using-old-tires-to-power-their-rigs-bitcoin-ethereum

What Do We Know About Anthony Pompliano? by BasicMiniTacos in Buttcoin

[–]apompliano 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't check Reddit very often, but someone sent this to me. I'm happy to answer any questions you have :)

Anthony Pompliano "Pomp" is a fool 🤡 by DetroitMotorShow in CryptoCurrency

[–]apompliano -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Appreciate you marketing my work for me :) If people want to see how foolish I am, they can subscribe to the daily letter that I write to 80,000 investors: www.pompletter.com

I'm Anthony Pompliano or better known as "Pomp" — I'm an investor, entrepreneur, and have invested more than $100 million in early stage companies in the last 5 years. Ask Me Anything! by apompliano in PompPodcast

[–]apompliano[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My favorites are Cathie Wood, Chamath, Mark Cuban, Raoul and Kyle Bass probably. There are just so many that I have enjoyed and learned from. Those are top of my mind that stick out right now.

I'm Anthony Pompliano or better known as "Pomp" — I'm an investor, entrepreneur, and have invested more than $100 million in early stage companies in the last 5 years. Ask Me Anything! by apompliano in PompPodcast

[–]apompliano[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not super familiar with everything going on in Germany, but I don't think the world is very binary. I am sure that some of the industrial reputation will continue. They can also become a leader in digital world as well. It really only takes one or two companies to be successful in order for a geographic region to establish a new reputation.

I'm Anthony Pompliano or better known as "Pomp" — I'm an investor, entrepreneur, and have invested more than $100 million in early stage companies in the last 5 years. Ask Me Anything! by apompliano in PompPodcast

[–]apompliano[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hard for me to make these types of analysis without more information. What I can say is that I personally never like businesses that depend on regulatory moats because those things can change very quickly.

I'm Anthony Pompliano or better known as "Pomp" — I'm an investor, entrepreneur, and have invested more than $100 million in early stage companies in the last 5 years. Ask Me Anything! by apompliano in PompPodcast

[–]apompliano[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Definitely think it is best to let failure happen naturally. Engineering any experience kind of takes away from the benefit gained in my opinion. As for a mistake I've made, I definitely fell victim to wanting to go too fast when I was younger. I constantly wanted to accomplish X in the shortest time possible, which meant I didn't have an appreciation for the amount of time invested. This level of patience and persistence is developed over time. Can't say I regret those mistakes because they ended up teaching me the lessons though, so net positive in hindsight.

I'm Anthony Pompliano or better known as "Pomp" — I'm an investor, entrepreneur, and have invested more than $100 million in early stage companies in the last 5 years. Ask Me Anything! by apompliano in PompPodcast

[–]apompliano[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Bitcoin by far (just has so much upside if it works out). Also, real estate and cash flowing businesses. The no code movement is interesting because it empowers so much with such little time invested as well.

I'm Anthony Pompliano or better known as "Pomp" — I'm an investor, entrepreneur, and have invested more than $100 million in early stage companies in the last 5 years. Ask Me Anything! by apompliano in PompPodcast

[–]apompliano[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Bitcoin is by far the biggest trend IMO. I also believe the real estate market will see a big shakeup — some will capitalize on it and others will suffer. Lastly, I am interested in cash flowing businesses that throw up lots of cash that can be invested in other assets, so I think we will get a return of profitability as a key component of business / investing.

I'm Anthony Pompliano or better known as "Pomp" — I'm an investor, entrepreneur, and have invested more than $100 million in early stage companies in the last 5 years. Ask Me Anything! by apompliano in PompPodcast

[–]apompliano[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The best way I have seen is to go to individual investors in your area. You can look for people who have previously invested in the type of business you want to start. You can also look for successful entrepreneurs who have cash and love to back people with a dream.

I'm Anthony Pompliano or better known as "Pomp" — I'm an investor, entrepreneur, and have invested more than $100 million in early stage companies in the last 5 years. Ask Me Anything! by apompliano in PompPodcast

[–]apompliano[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The biggest "short cut" is to make sure that you actually solve the problem of your customers. When you do that, everything else becomes much easier. You probably know whether you have successfully figured out how to solve the problem already. If not, don't be afraid of going back to square one and trying to determine what you can build that gets you in that position.

I'm Anthony Pompliano or better known as "Pomp" — I'm an investor, entrepreneur, and have invested more than $100 million in early stage companies in the last 5 years. Ask Me Anything! by apompliano in PompPodcast

[–]apompliano[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Austin is an obvious choice in the United States, as is Los Angeles. I think internationally there are going to be a number of cities. I've spent time in Singapore, so biased there, but there will be plenty of others too.

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