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You know, Ethereum, for all the heat that it's gotten, has also done pretty well. I mean, like, 40 something percent in a year. And, I mean, this is what happens when you're in crypto. Your your idea of good returns gets skewed. This
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Hey, guys. Welcome back to another episode of OX Research. Today, I'm joined by, Ryan Cashflows Connor. We've got Mark and Dan Smith, our resident REV, promoter, preacher, and lover. How are you guys doing today?
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we have, maybe just a comment briefly on the markets? We had some green and excitement the other day. Now we're seeing some red and disappointment. Today, it seems like just a little bit of volatility here in the beginning of the year. Does anyone have thoughts on maybe this week, next next couple of weeks, or are we just sorting through some kinda early year repositioning and uncertainty about what's ahead?
It's all tried by his fault. Right? They had this, like, hot ISM prices paid print, and everyone kinda went nuts. And now Trump is tweeting that, the Fed needs to cut rates or something like that. I I think people are overly fixated on interest rate levels given the pain that they experienced in 2022. I think that is largely irrelevant going forward. Like, clearly, like, rates being high did not cause the, like, massive, like, sell off in junk bonds that people predicted or, like, kind of, like, these, like, challenges in the refi market. So I think, it's, like, just like classic knee jerk rea
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