Premium Investor Report #267

Written By
Lark Davis
First Published
November 3, 2023
Last Updated
September 5, 2024
Estimated Reading Time
11 minutes
Premium Investor Report #267
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GM,

While I’m still “out-of-office” I managed to make a few moves this week and am preparing myself to make some more when I get back.

For those of you looking to make some even braver moves, check out Jesse’s report where he dives into 4 low-cap altcoin gems that have potential to inflate some portfolios in the upcoming bull market.

And as always, Sam has this week’s 3 NFT drops.

Let’s go!

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Buys and Sells 

At the moment, I am not in the office. Which means that I am not as dialed into the markets as I would like to be.

While my bags are definitely well packed, I have definitely missed out on some trade opportunities.

That being said there will always be another trade, and family time trumps trying to squeeze a little more profit short term from the market. 

When I get back I will try to be more active and do a bit of trading. In the meantime, I may do a cheeky little long on ETH aiming at $2150, but have not yet pulled the trigger. Feeling like ETH is lagging and needs to play catch up. 

Bought some small amount of BTC around $34500 – just because – although the current prices are getting rather unattractive. Probably won’t buy more higher unless it is taking profits from some altcoins. I did put a buy order in at 30k for some more BTC for when we get a pullback. 

Been thinking of dropping some more spot orders in for INJ. But INJ has no chill. Nice to have a fat bag already, but I should have bought more sooner. 

I added a small order for LINK at $10, I know I said I was basically done buying LINK, but this is just a small addition to the bag. 

I bought some more COIN. 

I claimed my Trader Joe staking rewards and used the USDC to buy more ARB. Not a huge amount, but still. 

I still intend to borrow some more DAI versus my ETH. But maybe not until I get back home. 

I sold MBS and MV that I got from previous venture investments. 

My DOT has been released from the parachain auctions, after two years. The current price is basically around my entry price. The question now becomes do I bet that DOT will stage a big comeback, or should I cut it and move the money into something with more potential? Going to need to think about that. 

Prisma Finance has started trading. I added more liquidity (ETH) to farm the token. Also some insane rates on Convex Finance right now.

As always, keep in mind the risk that you can lose all of your money.

I also added some ETH to the PRISMA/ETH pool on Curve Finance, and staked the LP token on Prisma finance.

High APR, HIGH RISK.

I Will probably lose all of my money on this, but just maybe it will pay off. 

Also, I can now claim PRISMA tokens from both my venture investment and farming, I have only locked my farming rewards as of right now.  If you were farming this airdrop with me then make sure you check into it. 

Current Farming/DeFi Positions

  • Maker’s Summer App Loaned ETH to borrow USD DAI. 
  • Trader JOE: ETH/USDC on Arbitrum 
  • Syncswap: ETH/USDC on…
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