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Welcome to the community! As well as listing and commenting on digital assets you are interested in, it would be great if you could reply here with: 1) your experience with digital assets 2) which asset type you're most interested in 3) what looking to get from this community 4) what can you offer this community
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Your Operations Partner for Newsletters & Communities
Hey folks, me and @Maciej Marek met up in an amazing coffee shop in Prague last week and discussed how we could help make both newsletters (on beehiiv) and communities (on Skool) sought after asset classes for investors, like websites used to be. Last year, we ran Letter Operators as a high end $5K/m price point and targeted newsletter business owners who wanted to become hands-free. But sponsorships fell off a cliff and newsletters became less of a business to be acquired, and more of an asset to be leveraged by existing businesses with existing teams. So how do we bring investors back and get this asset class going again? By creating no-brainer operation offers: 👉 A done for you newsletter operator service at $500/m for weekly sends at http://letteroperators.com/ 👉 Done for you Skool setup and community management service at $3K and ongoing management at $500/m at https://communityoperators.com Together, let's make newsletters as an asset class great again, and help kick off the acquisitions market for communities!
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Your Operations Partner for Newsletters & Communities
How to Trade Digital Assets (START HERE)
You can use these sites to buy and sell the digital assets we discuss here: 🔗 Crypto > Binance or Bybit 🌐 Websites > Flippa or Empire Flippers 📛 Domains > Odys or Namecheap 📧 Newsletters > Duuce or Flippa 👥 Communities > Signals or RedAccs
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Productized Services Examples
Now that Letter Operators is gaining traction, I thought I'd write a post on my personal blog listing other examples of productized services
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What crypto to buy now?
In the area of cryptocurrency investment, certain digital coins lead the pack in terms of market potential and utility - none of this is financial advice, do your own research! Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin, the original cryptocurrency, carries a market capitalization that soars above $1.25 trillion. Remarkably, BTC's current price teeters around $63,507 (data as of September 2024), presenting an impressive year-to-date return of 50.1%. Bitcoin, often dubbed "digital gold," provides a decentralized digital currency framework freeing transactions from government or banking intercepts. Prominent exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit list Bitcoin, making it easily accessible for aspiring crypto investors. Ethereum (ETH) Next in line, Ethereum boasts a market capitalization around $316.8 billion. Ethereum's price, as of September 2024, floats around $2,632, with year-to-date returns swaying between 11.4% and 81.68% depending upon the source. It's not just a cryptocurrency—Ethereum is an expansive blockchain platform facilitating smart contracts, decentralized applications (dApps), and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). This versatility adds a certain charm to its investment viability. Binance Coin (BNB) Binance Coin (BNB), created by the Binance Exchange, is another significant player in the cryptocurrency market. Its primary purpose is to offer users of the Binance Exchange a means to pay for trading fees, so incentivizing users to hold BNB for its utility. It is also used in Binance’s decentralized exchange, giving it a valuable use case within the growing DeFi market. Solana (SOL) Moving on to Solana (SOL), a high-performance blockchain supporting builders around the globe in delivering crypto apps that scale. Its advanced technology, high-speed transaction, and scalability make it a favourite for decentralized application developers, so increasing its demand and market position. Ripple (XRP) Finally, Ripple (XRP) is a noteworthy digital asset, known for swift international transfers, making it a darling for many financial institutions. Unlike conventional cryptocurrencies, Ripple doesn't operate on a blockchain network per se. Instead, it employs a distributed consensus ledger using a network of validating servers and crypto tokens. This unique functionality could present interesting opportunities for potential investors.
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