The best thing you can be doing in this new algorithm-driven world is increase the surface area you have to win - Tweet consistently and experiment with new formats - Double down on what's working - Reuse and recycle - no one sees 100% of your posts - Use both founder & brand accounts to share versions - Bring in partners to distribute your content - Try different flavors of the same message - Disrupt the usual format & try something new - Use every account you have to amplify (retweet stuff!) - Repeat stuff - Try formats that build on each other (podcast & clips) - Repeat stuff Success comes from some combination of quantity and quality, from regular shots at bat so one of them can be knocked out of the park. The 'perfect launch' no longer exists and you need to be communicating constantly.

ramping up our inventory procurement to 2 million dollars a week to avoid this in the future. hopefully this issue is a little blip we can look back on in a month and lauch about. in the meantime, if turbo mode is the only option, feel free to come back later <3

range reclaim, jtx/bulk/phoenix, cards/backpack, simd 547, sentiment at all time lows

Lots of "we're still early in OP" posts. I've been buying this for 2 years, you're not early. There are some key differences between OP markets and Pokemon markets. While I'm INCREDIBLY bullish on OP, there are significant factors that highlight that $ is the key component of OP collecting vs nostalgia and the significant and historic core foundations that are shared by a significant number of those in the hobby in Pokemon. This impact buying decisions, awareness and total prices. OP will be the 2nd strongest TCG, I have no doubt, and there's a tremendous amount of value in the space to both achieve now and achieve in the long run. But some of the card pricing still feels off, I think it feels too high comparatively speaking, I don't think some of the totals make sense. They make sense in way of that supply is low, demand is high and people are making outsized returns in no time whatsoever. I remember days when Champ cards were put in binders or decks, no one attended tournaments trying to buy promos, manga deck running, you couldn't get people to take cards let alone charge them for it. Things are very different now but they're different because of the $ and the opportunity OP represents. OP markets go very quiet during downturns, they absorb all attention in upswings. People like OP because it's aggressively bullish. When the foundations for investors and markets are built on that it's going to be more volatile and it's less stable. Buy OP, make sure you have exposure, but appreciate that you're not early, there's cards that I think are still mispriced, and you're susceptible to some of the largest corrections you'll see in the TCG space if you plan to get involved. (aside from DBZ, but why the fuck would you buy that.)

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