Value: a Dialog

Thesis

I'm sad.

I'm really sad.

A lot of you equate price, and price movement, to value.

You know how to get rid of anxiety in your life? Look at the value of what you're buying, and not its price. You look at the price, you'll buy high and sell low.

You look at the value, you'll buy.

Antithesis

This begs the question: "Do you have any criteria for selecting farms and coins to farm?"

Glad you asked.

1. durability: has it survived AND RECOVERED from a crash?
2. utility: how many different ways can yields be generated from it? (must be more than 2)
3. company: what are its pairings? Good coins or bad ones?
4. parsimony: what are the expenses of earning money from this coin?
5. viability: what will this coin look like next year?
6. community: is its community growing or dying?
7. value: is this a pretty-boi or a wannabe? No? Good. Then what is its unique contribution to the world?

Synthesis

(this is the part where you prove out if the above criteria actually work by showing the principal growth and yield returns that this coin has generated for you over the past year).