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Ryan Watkins

Co-founder of Syncracy Capital, a crypto-focused hedge fund specializing in long-term token investments, particularly in Solana.

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Jan 14, 2025 • 56min

The Bull Case For Solana In 2025 | Ryan Watkins

Ryan Watkins, co-founder of Syncracy Capital, dives deep into the future of Solana, exploring his developing thesis on its growth leading to 2025. He discusses AI agents and their potential integration with Solana applications, emphasizing financial metrics and utility in the crypto ecosystem. The conversation touches on the competitive dynamics with Ethereum, the importance of decentralization, and the emergence of innovative platforms like Pump.Fun. Watkins advocates for a selective investment strategy, focusing on value creation within the evolving blockchain landscape.
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Jan 16, 2024 • 1h 10min

Solana Thesis: The Fastest Horse Rises From the Ashes | Ryan Watkins, Wilson Withiam

Ryan Watkins and Wilson Withiam from Syncracy Capital discuss their Solana thesis and various topics including the Bitcoin spot ETF, Ethereum and LDO thesis, MakerDAO opportunity, Solana applications, DA Layer wars, and more. They explore the potential of Solana, concerns about smart contracts and governance, and the importance of feedback and in-house development.
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Aug 14, 2024 • 59min

Solana's outperformance and the emergence of secular winners with Ryan Watkins | EP #140

Ryan Watkins, Co-Founder of Syncracy Capital, dives into the dynamic world of cryptocurrency. He shares his evolution from a Bitcoin skeptic to a hedge fund manager, detailing the crucial strategies adopted post-FTX collapse. The conversation highlights Solana's impressive rise as a high-throughput blockchain, outpacing Ethereum in innovation and community engagement. Ryan emphasizes the importance of real user activity over speculation and discusses the overall maturation of the crypto landscape, marking a shift towards revenue-generating applications and institutional interest.