Moontower

I'm writing to organize my thoughts on the three things I care most about- evolving education, building community, and culture & identity. I'd love to find others who care about the same things!

The newsletter for generalists.

Security analysis- not investment advice, i am not an investment advisor Avatar is a crop of an illustration by Jean-Claude Götting

Life, work, and writing.

Crypto Derivatives Analysis & Commentary

Weekly curated content and commentary from Matt Bateman of Montessorium

Level up your trading in 50 weeks. Detailed lessons from a professional trader using the case study method to explain real trade ideas in real time.

Crypto insights from a professional trader with a focus on tactics and global macro.

Everything that is depraved, especially finance, culture, music and sex.

Data-driven Insights on Economics, Business, Finance, and Public Policy.

Academic research to actionable insights | Curated financial research and market analysis

Thought on investing, decision making and whatever strikes my fancy

Thoughts on liquidity, volatility, and market structure. Crypto curious. Analytics and investments @harvested_dafe.

cool but rude

Random musings about data and the market.

“Any fool can know. The point is to understand.” ― Albert Einstein

human-centric economic analysis to help all of us understand the world better

P(A|B) = [P(A)*P(B|A)]/P(B), all the rest is commentary.

Smells and/or emotions

Money, markets, and metaphors for life.

A newsletter about markets, politics, faith, and life, published intermittently.

Thoughts on financial markets by a grumpy, middle-aged German. What more do you want?

Ribbonfarm Studio: Serialized projects from the Ribbonfarm blog

The technology of business and the business of technology, by Ranjan Roy and Can Duruk.

A "BiteLetter" on 3 startup ideas I've been thinking about this week. Topics will range from b2b tech, unsexy niches, consumer, biology, and everything in between. Short, informative, interesting ideas you can consume in 3 minutes or less.

Unexpected takes on the modern world of work. Paul explores our obsession with work and the default path of success and tries to imagine new possibilities for how we can conceive of life, work & what matters.

We all have the next thing. Maybe it's a product you're building, a new skill you're acquiring, a goal to land a new job, or a trip you're going to take. Every Sunday I tell stories to inspire forward momentum.