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big personal news: first off, Ethereum is dead second, i am now Special Situations at Solana Foundation. my mandate is mega deals that will drive max value why solana? > the most engaged userbase in crypto with the highest take rate per volume (more than hype coinbase binance) > foundation is very lean and full of killers > other chains dont need me. ethereum is fucked (stuck in communism) and hype’s perp game is mature. solana is perfect for me to have fun and get shit done what will i do at solana: > bring 10B TVL to solana i’ve brokered 1-2B before and wanna up my game. if you are a large TVL provider, we have super scalable fixed yield products at 7-8% in a tradfi setup dm me > help grow RWA perps on solana hype done a great job with oil, gold, nasdaq perps and we will take it further if you are a serious crypto/tradfi market maker in rwa, we have the distribution and open to deals dm me what motivates me personally: first off, I am doing this for glory. I want to come in and be instrumental in growing trading activity and onchain tvl. second, I want to be relevant again. I miss pissing people off while being unavoidable. its fun thirdly, learn how to acquire trading distribution. almost no one in crypto knows how to do but thats where billion usd opportunities lie and they belong on solana.

big personal news: first off, Ethereum is dead second, i am now Special Situations at Solana Foundation. my mandate is mega deals that will drive max value why solana? > the most engaged userbase in crypto with the highest take rate per volume (more than hype coinbase binance) > foundation is very lean and full of killers > other chains dont need me. ethereum is fucked (stuck in communism) and hype’s perp game is mature. solana is perfect for me to have fun and get shit done what will i do at solana: > bring 10B TVL to solana i’ve brokered 1-2B before and wanna up my game. if you are a large TVL provider, we have super scalable fixed yield products at 7-8% in a tradfi setup dm me > help grow RWA perps on solana hype done a great job with oil, gold, nasdaq perps and we will take it further if you are a serious crypto/tradfi market maker in rwa, we have the distribution and open to deals dm me what motivates me personally: first off, I am doing this for glory. I want to come in and be instrumental in growing trading activity and onchain tvl. second, I want to be relevant again. I miss pissing people off while being unavoidable. its fun thirdly, learn how to acquire trading distribution. almost no one in crypto knows how to do but thats where billion usd opportunities lie and they belong on solana.

Seraphim

286,350 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

What demolition numbers look like: This full gut job (kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 1800 sq feet) took 144 man hours Average pay is $25 an hour (some less, foreman more, but as an average) 144 x $25 = $3600 Labor Workers comp + employee burden = 35% $3600 x 35% =$1,260.00 Total Labor $4,860 Disposal Fees - $1,200 Direct job costs = $6,060 Job Invoice - $16,500 Gross Profit - $10,440 or 63% profit margin Now of course there are trucks, office, fuel and tools - that can run another 15-20% You can see its very possible to run 50% margins This job makes about $8,000 in 5 days for 4 guys Now run 20 guys, shoot to make $2,000 per worker per week and its adds up really quick Ya, I did this for 21 years - you won't get rich, but its a good honest living. Use the profits to buy 1 house a year for 20 years and pay them off, you have a great retirement fund

What demolition numbers look like: This full gut job (kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 1800 sq feet) took 144 man hours Average pay is $25 an hour (some less, foreman more, but as an average) 144 x $25 = $3600 Labor Workers comp + employee burden = 35% $3600 x 35% =$1,260.00 Total Labor $4,860 Disposal Fees - $1,200 Direct job costs = $6,060 Job Invoice - $16,500 Gross Profit - $10,440 or 63% profit margin Now of course there are trucks, office, fuel and tools - that can run another 15-20% You can see its very possible to run 50% margins This job makes about $8,000 in 5 days for 4 guys Now run 20 guys, shoot to make $2,000 per worker per week and its adds up really quick Ya, I did this for 21 years - you won't get rich, but its a good honest living. Use the profits to buy 1 house a year for 20 years and pay them off, you have a great retirement fund

Shawn Gorham

313,209 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten