𝒎𝒔. 𝑱 𝒐 𝒆

The longer I spend in crypto, the more I realize that most people don't have an end goal. No matter how much money they earn, they won't improve themselves in any meaningful way. There are people sitting on 7-8 figure portfolios, embroiled in petty Twitter drama, with no intention of using their life-changing wealth to actually change their lives. It makes me think this might be one of the worst subsets of people—speed-running the hyper-greed arc, operating w/o empathy, and believing that hubris is just a fancy word in a thesaurus. Where else can millionaire babies throw tantrums because someone criticized a token they hold, while simultaneously claiming to be "industry thought leaders"? The obscenity of it all is, at best, a microcosm, or at worst, a reflection of the fallibility of raw, unimpeded capitalism. There is no value here, no lessons to be learned—only financial enrichment to be valued. You are only as valuable as the relative value you add to others. The new pharaohs are those with early CAs and you're stuck building their pyramids.