founder @TheTreeverse & @tryPluid & https://xitter.cf/t.co/oK1LcdA9xb

Joined May 2017
2026 is 82% complete are you 82% on the way to your goals you set?
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condensing my world view on how to get rich in one statement is go extremely hard in a niche industry you find success being an early adopter no matter what you are doing: building, investing, trading, etc if everyone tells you that you’ll succeed that’s risky!
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I’ve noticed some people are less efficient with AI. The baseline is everyone has it, not comparable to a world 10 years ago. And the bigger issue is most people trick themselves into thinking they are doing so much.
Realization of the day, lol. Give a monkey A.I. and it'll still be a monkey with A.I. Post-AI knowledge is so important.
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we all need the humility and drive of striving to be better in the future and not just latching onto our achievements from the past
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going for average ~$70K (scale orders within 10% range) happy to bid that and call it a day spot BTC & hold id rather make up the P&L difference through my trading wallet
imo we see ~$60K again before ~$100K BTC ~$60K is where you bid and ~$50K max bid 3-5X on size $250K BTC next year
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gm up or down flip a coin
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i am the first person that will tell you market is full with a bunch of πŸ’© but don’t let this demotivate you there are a lot of good projects out there and value in them - you only need to hit it once and your cycle is taken care of don’t give up hope
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gm πŸ‡°πŸ‡· μ•ˆλ…•ν•˜μ„Έμš”
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one of the most underrated feelings of wealth is not having to be efficient with time when you pay for things like maximising the value of something just because you’ve purchased a product or service
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2nd April 2022 ETH, $3,520
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you need not wait till age 60 to have nice things nor does the maths always have to make sense the correct balance of enjoying life whilst making money is the middle of investing and purchasing liabilities you can argue you should always ensure liabilities are covered by investments but that’s such a boring way to think of things enjoy the journey, put yourself in hard situations sometimes to increase your drive, etc just avoid lifestyle creep
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when the consensus is that no one should be trading coins and just focused on deploying/calling them out we need a big flush on chain
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gm to absolutely everyone who says it back
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frank is objectively a good trader and if you disagree you are lying
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my anime & manga friends what’s the most legit site to get signed copies of cool collectibles / artwork by original artists?
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your goal should not be to do stuff to be known it is that what you create has benefit for the world you don’t know the names of those who planted the trees you take shade in
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this has transformed most of my thinking in crypto once you’ve made money is your time contributing to value in the world or no the greatest companies in the world and richest people are those with a vision beyond money
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the gamification of monetisation methods completely unrelated to investment fundamentals created to lead normies into the fire and make people with no skin in the game is ridiculous and should be called out more often now scammers can just make a living via scamming and never buying a coin through call out rewards and more
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had no desire to get the duo but it is pretty cool ngl not too worried about the optimisation for apps, guaranteed it will probably be fixed in less than a month for all major apps mostly for work I wonder if it increases my efficiency vs a normal phone
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yes I think it’s important people realise how much more valuable liquid networth is vs. high salary take a look at FIRE reddits and see how much people are earning, their age and goal
Ct talking about "7 fig hell" again, here is a sobering point of view that will bring people back to reality on this topic If you had a NW of $3m and lost it, here is how long it would take you to earn it back via a salary: $100k -> 46 years $250k -> 26 years $500k -> 13 years $1M -> 6.5 years so if you lost everything and then landed a comfy gig for 500k/yr it would STILL take you 13 years to get back to the $3m mark put some respect on your NW no matter what level you are at. It is very hard to make it back if you lose it
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