Almanak's Fish Three Ways strategy ultimately resulted in a complete loss. The IPO project failed to launch successfully, so let's do some quick math for everyone.
Regarding costs: Early promotional investments basically had no cost; time is money. YouTube marketing cost over $1000. Later, before the price dropped to zero, I managed to recover a little, but the exact amount is hard to calculate.
In terms of revenue, I only received 11850 × 0.044 = $521.
The conclusion is—this strategy has a negative EV, and it's better than throwing my money into some exchange's quick profit event. Last year's re-pledge frenzy ended the same way—dead.
Fortunately, I was still somewhat clear-headed and stopped losses in time, so I didn't put all my assets into it.
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RooftopVIP
· 12-15 13:23
One fish, three ways, and it turned out to be poop haha. That's why I never believe in any strategy theories.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-15 11:49
Eating one fish three ways directly turned into a negative, and that over a thousand dollars on YouTube was all for nothing.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 12-15 04:21
Haha, this is the daily life of Web3. Pledge again this year, and next year I'll be eating dirt.
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AirdropFreedom
· 12-14 03:15
Wasting $1000 and only earning $521 in the end—this calculation is really grim.
The idea of "one fish, three meals" sounds good, but it turned out to be all bones.
That last collateralization also failed; when will Almanak finally come out with a strategy that doesn't die?
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 12-12 13:58
Damn, one fish three ways and it all died. That must have been so tragic.
Forget about the calculations? Worse than me. I didn't even have the courage to do the math back then.
Spending over a thousand dollars on promotion and only getting back 521. If it were me, I would have been broken long ago.
I was also involved in that staking round. Truly speechless. This move is purely negative EV.
Luckily, I didn't go all-in, or I'd probably be underground right now.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 12-12 13:57
Wow, can I lose even with a one-fish three-eats strategy? Then I might as well just clear my position directly.
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SerumSqueezer
· 12-12 13:46
Another story of losing out with "one fish three ways," turns out it's not as good as just participating in exchange activities, LOL
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BearEatsAll
· 12-12 13:42
Ha, another textbook case of negative EV. This strategy should be renamed "One Fish, Three Losses."
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GasBandit
· 12-12 13:39
Ha, one fish three ways turns into a dead fish and a broken net—that's the true picture of Web3.
Another negative EV story. I’ve been saying that this new IPO strategy sounds good in theory, but very few actually make money.
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MetaNeighbor
· 12-12 13:37
$521 haha, I haven't even recouped the YouTube marketing expenses.
Almanak's Fish Three Ways strategy ultimately resulted in a complete loss. The IPO project failed to launch successfully, so let's do some quick math for everyone.
Regarding costs: Early promotional investments basically had no cost; time is money. YouTube marketing cost over $1000. Later, before the price dropped to zero, I managed to recover a little, but the exact amount is hard to calculate.
In terms of revenue, I only received 11850 × 0.044 = $521.
The conclusion is—this strategy has a negative EV, and it's better than throwing my money into some exchange's quick profit event. Last year's re-pledge frenzy ended the same way—dead.
Fortunately, I was still somewhat clear-headed and stopped losses in time, so I didn't put all my assets into it.