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They haven't even listed his own project, $RSC.
Check out RSC and who’s behind it #thankmelater
$RSC. It’s Brian Armstrong’s (yes, the CoinBase Brian Armstrong) coin to accelerate scientific research.
idk, i've only been holding my long term SOL/ETH/BONK/PEPE/WIF and have little plans to do any rotating... well maybe I'd rotate out of ETH, but I'm comfy. Only things I've bought are relatively small amounts of AERO and RSC on Base and then some SOL memes like GOAT and AI16Z.
>It’s in their best interest to shill the hell out of base chain and ensure it succeeds I do believe in that as a catalyst, but I think it's easier to play that with non-memecoins. The only memecoin I have outside of Solana is PEPE and DOGE and the only coins I have on Base are AERO and RSC.
Not with fiat, just a bit of rotating. Percentage-wise relative to my full portfolio I put 1% into AERO, 1% into RSC and I'm regularly buying and selling memecoins with about 5% of my stack.
RSC is a good long term alt hold imo. * very small market cap, $25,000,000 * favorable chain, Base * founded by Coinbase CEO * ties to Coinbase and is on Base, very good chance at Coinbase listing, although they like to list random shit but why not list the CEO's coin, right? * untapped narrative (DeSci)
I don't try to inverse the sub it just ends up that way. Solana, a bunch of newer memecoins like GOAT, a handful of NFTs. Other than that I have ETH, AERO, and BTC which are not inverse and then RSC which is a microcap that no one talks about.
AERO, RSC and STEP are the only alts I hold outside of BTC/ETH/SOL/memes
just for context of what I've held throughout the years: 2017-18: ETH maxi, thought XLM might be the ETH killer 2019: ETH maxi, dropped XLM for ALGO, felt like XLM wasn't getting enough traction or growth 2020:ETH maxi, swapped my ALGO for SOL, same thing, felt like ALGO wasn't getting enough traction or growth. now: Still very bullish on SOL, still pretty bullish on ETH, the only thing I've picked up besides SOL, ETH, and SOL memecoins are AERO and RSC on Base.
Nothing yet but have been wanting to buy RSC for a while, AERO looks really good fundamental wise but has pumped recently so DCA for that if I do buy.
If I wasn't so lazy I'd bridge some funds to Base to buy some RSC.
FRIEND ([has done a 2x since I made this comment 3 days ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1cius3n/daily_crypto_discussion_may_3_2024_gmt0/l2fueyu/)) and RSC
How is no one talking about $RSC? CEO is Brian Armstrong and it’s 72M market cap
Following this! For me it's RSC , CEO is Brian Armstrong himself
Only can tell what I like. AXL is another one that I been keeping eye for a while, although its been rising quite a lot in past 3-4 months. API3 but this have been really volatile lately so would be wise to be cautious. CTXC mid cap. Few microcaps - RSC, VITA
How has NOBODY mentioned RSC?
RSC - actually project with decent use case and strong names (Brian Armstrong - CEO of Coinbase) as a co-founder who is really pushing the narrative (he sold his Coinbase share to fund the project). It might take years for them to really get the project going but the team and the mission is solid instead of just microcap shitcoins.
If you search for Binance Labs DeSci they did a report later last year - same with Messari. If you want some of the more mature DeSci projects, I would take a look at GENE, LAKE, RSC, VITA to start with, but those reports I mentioned will have dozens to look at separated into multiple categories. Hope this helps - a very interesting branch of blockchain, but requires more DD to fully understand the problem-solution proposition.
RSC is interesting. Co founded by Brian Armstrong-CEO of Coinbase. Basically like what moons were, but for scientific papers/discussion
RSC - backed by Brain Armstrong and coinbase, i got in under a penny abt a year ago
tldr; Alameda Research has agreed to sell its interest in Sequoia Capital to Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Al Nawwar Investments RSC for $45 million. The deal is expected to close by the end of March if the Delaware bankruptcy judge approves it. This comes after Alameda Research was allowed to sell some of the assets it owned after the bankruptcy filing. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Get more of today's trending news [here](https://coinfeeds.substack.com).*