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Post is by: byteCodr and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1r1bk9k/coinbases_super_bowl_ad_got_booed_but_they_were/ A few days ago, Coinbase dropped $16M on a Super Bowl ad, and the internet still can't decide if it was genius or cringe. Their play was 60 seconds of Backstreet Boys karaoke, no QR code and no CTA, only "Crypto. For Everybody." at the end. The reaction? A room full of people singing along, then erupting in boos when the Coinbase logo appeared (at least from a viral TikTok video). But here's what I think people are missing: Crypto is still polarizing because most people don't understand what it actually does for them. The "utility" conversation hasn't been won yet. For a lot of people, their only exposure to crypto is headlines about scams, crashes, or high-level marketing. Yet every cycle, more people come in: * 30% of American adults now own crypto, up from 27% in 2024 (Security dotorg) * 562 million global users, up 33% from 2023 (Triple-A) * Asian-Pacific grew 69% year over year in on-chain activity (Chainalysis 2025 Global Adoption Index) * Half of American Gen Z and Millennials have owned crypto at some point (Gemini 2025 State of Crypto) Why? Because every cycle, the tech gets easier. On-ramps improve. Use cases get more tangible. Think about 2022. FTX, Crypto dot com, and half a dozen other companies ran Super Bowl ads. Most of them are gone now. FTX collapsed and executives went to prison. 2026? Coinbase is the only one left standing. Whether you loved the ad or hated it, that's the real story. The survivors are the ones who kept building. Same pattern as the dot com bubble. Amazon and Google made it through. Pets dot com didn't. Curious what this sub thinks. Was the ad a miss, or does it matter less than the fact that they're still here and still swinging? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
CTA - Cashtag - it's on phantom 🤗🤗☺️
Most of it into Bitcoin but there are some fun and potentially lucrative 10X meme coins to play with on phantom right now: CTA (CASH TAG) USOR - United States oil reserve BFS -Mr. beast coin And Elon air ! :)
🔥 Great summary! Loved this breakdown – especially the point about team transparency and exchange listings. I run a crypto-native content studio and we’ve seen *so many* promising presales trip up on avoidable mistakes – messaging, CTA flow, walkthrough content, etc. I put together a free Notion checklist: **“Top 10 Mistakes Presale Projects Make”** — totally cloneable, no fluff. Hope it helps someone here avoid a pothole or two: 👉 [https://tally.so/r/nrQy1N](https://tally.so/r/nrQy1N) Would love to hear if there are other blind spots you’ve seen projects make 👀
CTA (cross the ages)
CKB Nervos Analysis: They’ve got a refreshing design, but there are some things they could improve on: - Blog on Medium: Their blog is hosted on Medium, which keeps all the traffic. Big mistake. There’s no reason not to have this content on a blog on Nervos’ own site. With Medium, they can’t even add a top-menu CTA or anything. Plus, it hasn’t been updated since 2019. Now that the market is bullish, it’s a good time for them to refresh their content strategy and bring it in-house. - SEO Issues in Knowledge Base: Aside from their homepage, their main source of organic traffic is their knowledge base. But there are some SEO issues. Check out this URL, for example: https://www.nervos.org/knowledge-base/what_is_keccak256_(explainCKBot) It has underscores, capital letters, and isn’t SEO-friendly. Instead, it should look like: https://www.nervos.org/knowledge-base/what-is-keccak256 This is cleaner and better for both search engines and users. - On-Page SEO Elements Missing: There are a lot of missing on-page SEO elements across the site. Happy to help them out—if they’re interested, tell them to reach out to us at GuerrillaBuzz.
I will analyze one of them: Hedge: - PR is weak: Barely any PR coverage, and what exists is in paid PR like Cryptoslate and Cryptopotato, which no one really reads. As a memecoin, they don’t have deep content to drive organic traffic, so they need to boost PR efforts/ - Add "Buy" Button: They should put a "Buy Now" or "Buy Hedge" button in the top menu to make purchases easier. - Buying Process Needs Work: It’s not clear how to buy on their site. A short Loom video or guide would help since memecoin investors have short attention spans. - NFT Button Blends In: The NFT CTA button is the same color as the background, making it hard to notice. It needs to stand out.
Algorand - Stacey, oh god Stacey. So Algorand made a series of poor investments (thanks Stacey) that either went bust or had lackluster growth. They would do things (as did Tezos) like pay for visibility during a major event and have zero CTA or good strategies as to how to convert those eyeballs to interest, interest to downloads, and downloads to investors. Then, the MyAlgo hack happened. To spare us some time, everything pretty much went downhill from there, and keep in mind it's not like they were doing stellar to begin with. For the first couple months of 2024, it was the worst-performing asset in crypto. If you search, you should be able to find a chart with Alogrand dead last. So, extremely poor investment strategies, large sell-offs of Algorand by the Foundation, and the hack. Done. Tezos - Tezos never really capitalized on being the first cryptocurrency in a number of areas, well ahead of ETH and others. Yet somehow, they let ETH and all others pass them to the point where some started to ask if there was even a reason for TEZOS to exist anymore? Here, you can get a sense of the TEZOS ecosystem falling apart - [https://forum.tezosagora.org/t/more-and-more-projects-shutting-down/4900/5](https://forum.tezosagora.org/t/more-and-more-projects-shutting-down/4900/5) Again, bad investments. In 2021, I think it was October, they became an official sponsor of the NY Mets.
I'm sure there are better options out there, but these could be a good place to start. [Michael Saylor & Lex Fridman](https://youtu.be/mC43pZkpTec?si=RZ4NP7Eqo4xFJPdl) [Saifedean Ammous & Lex Fridman](https://youtu.be/gp4U5aH_T6A?si=8nqImYMCGDsBZAXF) [Michael Saylor & Tucker Carlson](https://youtu.be/wdJFeSY8UVk?si=GH0urxQihz6fclqe) [Michael Saylor & Preston Pysh](https://youtu.be/CTA3PKB4PoI?si=49q7R_z5kOMy9GQH) [Michael Saylor & Preston Pysh](https://youtu.be/BYk1Id2j7_8?si=93Htv_CT3vDLvBOq) [Max Keiser & Tucker Carlson](https://youtu.be/o4RTJgUkAW4?si=4oahEoek6riKtQPY) [Jack Mallers @ What Bitcoin Did](https://youtu.be/pCYeq6R5JcU?si=fIjA5a28ROn6M19e)[Jack Mallers @ Bitcoin Atlantis](https://youtu.be/d7ID3fKAFQM?si=BnbEykGjKdkRCLjY) [Michael Saylor & What Bitcoin Did](https://youtu.be/lwmyaxpJwoc?si=G5sVkKskDuJr4_Gb)
This is copied from a website "Ira financial" The Self-Directed IRA LLC Operating Agreement The standard LLC Operating Agreement will not meet the requirements for your Self-Directed IRA LLC. In general, a self-directed IRA LLC Operating Agreement should include special tax provisions relating to “Investment Retirement Accounts” and “Prohibited Transactions” pursuant to Internal Revenue Code Sections 408 and 4975. In addition, since the LLC will be managed by a manager and not the member, the Operating Agreement would need to include special management provisions. Additionally, starting in 2024, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), requires a self-directed IRA LLC to file a beneficial ownership interest (BOI) report with FinCEN. Hence, this is why it is so important to work with a self-directed IRA provider that can make sure that your IRA LLC and related documents, including the LLC operating agreement, stay up-to-date and current with IRS rules and laws. It is extremely important to have a properly prepared Operating Agreement to fit your LLC’s needs and meet the Internal Revenue Service requirements for a Self-Directed IRA LLC. In fact, a copy of the LLC Operating Agreement will be required by the Custodian and also by the bank where you will have your LLC’s checking account.
> Anonymous shell companies in the USA are also created to launder money and legal Not any more. Under the Corporate Transparency Act, all companies are now required to disclose their ultimate beneficial owners. The CTA took effect on January 1, 2024