Schizo

I won

I started this project just for fun. I expected nothing from it. I didn't bet anything on it. It honestly just seemed like a fun little thing to me — I genuinely didn't believe it could grow to this scale. I didn't even think the idea was good. I just did it to make a bit of money. Then I watched it take off. It was surreal. I shipped update after update — anyone who's been here since day one can't deny I shipped faster than most devs out there. I'd push 2-3 massive updates in a single day. Once I saw the potential, I gave it everything, and I kept doing it alone for two months straight. Waves of FUD, constant DDoS attacks, my Telegram hacked, one of my private keys leaked. A lot happened. And I still kept going, alone. Now let's be real. Wire is the first project of mine that grew to any serious level. But I still don't think it's good — and I can tell you exactly why. It's not convenient. Nobody actually wants to trade or do anything through Twitter. It just isn't practical. Let's be honest: you're all here for the token. None of you care about the tech. Most of you don't even know what features wire has, let alone use the product. When it was a 4M mcap, nobody used it — same as when it was 100k, 200k, 500k. That's the plain truth. So what changed? The product kept getting better, but your opinion of it only ever moved with the price. We're all here for money. And I get it. I get that some of you lost, and you need someone to blame that isn't yourself. So blame me. Sure, part of it is on me — I'm the dev. Of course you need a scapegoat, and you found one. But don't forget I gave a lot of you the chance to make money. I gave you at least 5 runners. Like it or not, without me they wouldn't exist. Wire hit 4M, HMM hit 35M, both USEDTESLAs hit 700k. I even organized a CTO so the people who lost could get their money back — AND THEY DID, don't tell me they didn't. Even your precious PROMETHEUS exists because of me. You cannot deny I handed you a huge number of chances to make money. A lot of you scream about marketing, about what I should do better or worse — but mostly it's coming from losers with a $100 portfolio who can't even afford X Premium. Say whatever you want about my competence, my marketing, all of it. I never claimed to be good at marketing — my strength is the technical side, I've said that dozens of times. I'm grateful to all of you for making wire one of my first real successes, and I won't hide it — I actually made money. I did this for money, like everyone here. I'm not going to pretend to be something I'm not. Maybe I made a lot of mistakes. But they're made, and honestly, I don't care. I'm glad wire became the inspiration for a few genuinely good projects like PAID or the other WIRE — I wish them nothing but luck. Maybe they'll do it better. I'm just fucking tired of waking up every morning to tons of negativity about what I should've done, how it could've been better, or how stupid I am. So just fuck off, guys. Say what you want, think what you want — but just fuck off. Maybe I took on more than I could carry. idk Once again I'm reminded that nobody here cares about the tech or the product. You just want green candles. And unfortunately, that's the one thing I can't give you. I don't know what I'm going to do with wire. Right now I want to step away from all this shit. Maybe I'll keep building, maybe I won't. For two months I put this above myself. Now I'm choosing me. So thank you and fuck you at the same time. I love yall and I hate yall