MrBarry

I recently stepped away from crypto gaming on Ronin. After years in that world, I managed to pull roughly $2K out of it. Instead of cashing it out, I decided to use it to start the next chapter. Back to what got me into crypto in the first place: finding opportunities early and building a portfolio. A few weeks in and it’s already been very crypto. Found my way into the Robinhood Chain rabbit hole. I caught a 10x and round-tripped it. And somehow ended up deep in the $WALLET lore. I’m still bullish on $WALLET until the thesis is proven wrong. There are some very interesting on-chain breadcrumbs around the deployer and Robinhood’s early chain infrastructure but nothing is officially confirmed. And that’s exactly the kind of rabbit hole I enjoy. This time the goal is simple: Find early. Take profit. Recycle capital. Let the runners run. Starting from roughly $2K. Same MrBarry. Different game. Let’s see where it goes.

A few days into this run and I’d already managed to make both classic crypto mistakes. I put $200 into $18932 - @Robinhood_18932 on September 5. At one point that position was worth around $2.5K. It eventually came all the way back down to around $50–$100. Then there was $PENPE - @penpehood. My brother @0xb0ris and I thought it might be a scam. I wasn’t at my computer, so I sold the position quickly and took around a $20 loss. I had roughly 750K $PENPE. That bag would be worth around $3K now. So within just a few days: Held one way too long. Sold one way too early. That was the moment I thought: Alright. Time to actually start doing this properly. Finding opportunities isn’t the only skill. Managing them is.

A few days into this run and I’d already managed to make both classic crypto mistakes. I put $200 into $18932 - @Robinhood_18932 on September 5. At one point that position was worth around $2.5K. It eventually came all the way back down to around $50–$100. Then there was $PENPE - @penpehood . My brother @0xb0ris and I thought it might be a scam. I wasn’t at my computer, so I sold the position quickly and took around a $20 loss. I had roughly 750K $PENPE. That bag would be worth around $3K now. So within just a few days: Held one way too long. Sold one way too early. That was the moment I thought: Alright. Time to actually start doing this properly. Finding opportunities isn’t the only skill. Managing them is.

$WALLET was basically the start of this whole run. I’d just pulled some money out of Sunflower Land and had some fresh capital again. My brother and I had been watching $WALLET for a while, so we both started with $500. It dipped. I added another $500. A couple of days later, the position had nearly doubled. Our other brother saw what we were doing and was a little annoyed he wasn’t involved yet 😂 So now the three of us are doing this together. That was the moment I knew I was back. Back to investing. Back to looking for opportunities. And $WALLET was the trade that kicked it all off again.

$WALLET was basically the start of this whole run. I’d just pulled some money out of Sunflower Land and had some fresh capital again. My brother and I had been watching $WALLET for a while, so we both started with $500. It dipped. I added another $500, secretly. A couple of days later, the position had nearly doubled. Our other brother saw what we were doing and was a little annoyed he wasn’t involved yet 😂 So now the three of us are doing this together. That was the moment I knew I was back. Back to investing. Back to looking for opportunities. And $WALLET was the trade that kicked it all off again.

The bankroll for this run didn’t come from a fresh deposit. It came from the last chapter. I stopped playing crypto games and pulled roughly $2K out of that world. Rather than cashing it out, I decided to keep it in crypto and see what I can build with it. No top-ups. No reset button. Just the bankroll I walked away with. Let’s see how far it can go.

The bankroll for this run didn’t come from a fresh deposit. It came from the last chapter. I stopped playing crypto games and pulled roughly $2K out of that world. Rather than cashing it out, I decided to keep it in crypto and see what I can build with it. No top-ups. No reset button. Just the bankroll I walked away with. Let’s see how far it can go.