Damn! Retail is doubling down on metal options. Totally focused on getting as much out of it as possible, and 6.6 x more than usual. This year has been wild so far!
AI seems to be the reverse flip. Now that corporates are less interested, retail is getting on board. I'm starting to hear friends ask me more than just "Do you use ChatGPT?" They have also discovered Gemini, Claude, and some Perplexity. Interesting.
OpenClaw and Vibe Coding are the buzzwords of 2026 so far.
Not only hobbyists, but also people looking to earn some money on the side, have been using AI bots.
It seems, though, that we have entered a new era where VCs get on board...
More in my latest issue of Internet Native Capital.
In the same week, OpenAI announces a health product, amongst other AI giants, and needs to defend itself against Elon in an upcoming trial. The Internet is not disappointing this week! Here is my recap:
2026 is off to the most unique start ever.
It was too hard to explain, so I used the best communication tool out there in times of trouble: Memes.
Here's the explanation of the first two weeks through X memes.
What happens when media moguls and billionaires clash over a business?
Bingo! A lot to write and talk about!
Netflix seems to have won the bidding war for Warner Bros.
Read about why this is good and what we can expect here:
Merry Christmas, everyone!
The festive season and some recent success on Substack motivated me to write the newsletter I always wanted to read, but never quite found.
This changes today, with the launch of Internet Native Capital, where I get to write about all things online, mostly the latest X beefs or VC brags, as well as the development in AI and Bitcoin.
Bitcoin Is Dead (Again) 👀
Sentiment is super low, and everyone is fearful.
But there is a lot to be optimistic about. I wrote about all of this in my latest blog.
Read the post here:
You attack the Euro on X with pro EU people.
Their biggest argument against the failure is how worse off the British Pounds or U.S. Dollar is.
Boho! One is down 96% in purchasing power, the other 80% or 65%.
Doesn’t matter, all are failing and we need hard money ASAP!