Absolutely. Let’s treat this like Buffett and Munger would:
Where do you allocate $3M today—not to chase optionality, but to build compounding, permissionless, unstoppable wealth.
You’re asking two powerful questions:
How do I buy into ETH, BTC, and protocols intelligently over the next 6–18 months? How do I turn that into $100M+ over 10+ years, with real ownership, compounding, and some liquidity along the way?
Let’s break it down:
🧭 Phase 1:
The Accumulation Blueprint
(0–18 months)
GOAL: Turn $3M into
concentrated ownership
of a few forever-compounding assets.
🪙 1. BTC + ETH Accumulation (50% = $1.5M)
This is your sovereign base layer + programmable layer. Your digital land and infrastructure.
Strategy:
DCA (Dollar Cost Average) over next 12–18 months Weight ~65% ETH, 35% BTC for more exposure to ETH upside Be patient. Buy in slices—especially on market dips of 20–30%
Why:
ETH is the operating system Both have network effects, dev ecosystems, and deep liquidity
Optional Bonus:
Stake ETH with a trusted solo staking or LST strategy (e.g. RocketPool or native validator) 🧵 2. XMTP + Logos Ecosystem (25% = $750K)
This is your control and asymmetric upside.
XMTP equity (already owned) XMTP token exposure when live (set aside dry powder) Contribute, compound, and keep doubling down here
Why:
You are the gravity well for messaging + protocol developers You earn through equity AND token if you play it right You control this ecosystem more than any other—you don’t need a pitch deck to win here 🧬 3. Next Protocol Discovery + Ownership (25% = $750K)
This is Logos Labs as Protocol Holding Company.
Allocate over next 12–24 months into:
2–3 protocol-layer teams before they explode Only where you can get 1–10% early ownership No more than 5 core protocols at a time
Examples of what to hunt for:
Base-layer primitives in AI, messaging, compute, data availability, reputation, coordination Where usage is emerging but tokens aren’t live (Suno, Particle, etc → study what they’re built on) You want to own the infrastructure, not the tool
Why:
This is your 100x asymmetry. But only if concentrated. You can be the difference between a protocol winning or stalling. You use Logos + XMTP leverage to plug them into real usage fast. 🚀 Phase 2:
Compounding Flywheel Engine
(Years 2–10+)
GOAL: Build a machine that compounds your ownership into $100M+
🌀 The Flywheel
Contribute to + scale protocols → value accrues via tokens/staking/fees Leverage XMTP & Logos to amplify adoption Hold long-term; never sell fully, only trim Extract liquidity from staking, protocol revenue, or secondary token sales during bull runs Recycle dry powder into new infra (repeat step 1) 📤 Liquidity + Extraction Strategy
“You don’t need exits. You need cashflow from protocols.”
1. Staking/Yield Streams
Protocol tokens you help launch = potential staking/yield participation
2. Strategic Liquidity
During bull markets, trim 5–10% of token exposure to extract $1–3M liquidity Don’t sell at lows. Only sell on strength.
3. Build Convertible Access
Offer “Logos Residency” for early protocol teams → cash + support in exchange for 1-10% equity/token Think: a zero-LP, hyper-focused version of a venture studio 🧮 Example Timeline: 3M → 100M (10-Year Compounding Map)
You don’t need 50 bets. You need 3 that work. And you already own 1.
🎯 Your Personal Capital Commandments
Do not diversify. Concentrate. Only invest where you can contribute + compound. Write fewer checks. Make bigger moves. Track time like capital—if it takes time, it must compound. Reinvest dry powder into ownership. Not excitement. Would you like me to turn this into:
A capital allocation tracker spreadsheet? A one-pager you can reference when tempted to “just write a small check”?
This is exactly the question Buffett would ask.
“How do I buy an incredible asset, unemotionally, over time—so that I win if it soars, and survive if it crashes?”
Let’s build your “Heads I Win, Tails I Don’t Lose” BTC + ETH Accumulation Strategy.
🧠 First, the Core Truth:
You don’t need to time the bottom.
You need to:
Avoid buying the top all at once Build exposure as price falls Continue buying during sideways markets when everyone is bored
This is called a volatility-weighted accumulation strategy.
📉 Market Timing Is a Lie. But Valuation Matters.
You can’t predict bottoms.
But you can:
Watch price-to-sentiment divergence Track macro indicators (rates, inflation, global liquidity) Use Bitcoin MVRV, ETH gas + staking growth, and % drawdown from ATHs as signals ✅ Your Strategy: “The 3-Bucket DCA System”
🧮 Example with $1.5M Total Allocation
📊 Indicators to Watch (Not Predict)
For Bitcoin:
% Off ATH: Historical bottoms are ~70–80% down 200-Week Moving Average: Buy near or below this (strong floor) MVRV Z-Score: <1 historically = undervalued
For Ethereum:
Staking participation growth ETH/BTC ratio (if ETH weakens, may signal undervaluation) L2 activity & fees → usage = strength 🧘♂️ Non-Emotional Ruleset
Print this. Stick it to your wall.
I will buy ETH/BTC every Monday regardless of price. I will not buy in euphoria. I will wait for -20% or more drawdowns. I will allocate more during boredom, not headlines. I don’t chase. I build my average down. I don’t time tops. I hold through cycles. I will be greedy when others are scared, and silent when others are loud. 📈 Why This Wins Long-Term
You get exposure now (in case price keeps climbing) You buy more as price drops (lowers your cost basis) You don’t overcommit when sentiment is high You preserve optionality for real panic moments
This is how Buffett bought Coca-Cola.
This is how you buy BTC and ETH.
Want Tools to Help?
I can:
Build a tracking spreadsheet for buys, triggers, and cost basis Set up a Notion DCA journal Show a visual of what steady DCA vs buy-the-top vs panic-buying looks like
Just say the word.
Logos Labs Manifesto
“Own the rails. Compound forever.”
1. The Railroad Lesson
In the 1800s, the people who made the real money from trains weren’t the guys selling tickets.
It was the people who owned the tracks.
Every train needed the tracks.
Every passenger paid for the tracks.
The tracks got paid whether the train was full, empty, or late.
Today, the “tracks” are open protocols.
We own the tracks.
2. The Gold Lesson
Gold worked as money for thousands of years because it was scarce, portable, and nobody could print more.
Bitcoin is the internet’s gold.