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99% of celebrities hopped on the NFT hype train back in 2021, got the bag, and then swiftly abandoned their projects, leaving their fans in financial ruin
@garyvee grinded VeeFriends for 4 years and continues to build the project to this day
blows my mind how many people are making fun of somebody for committing to something and not “moving on” because it didn’t reach short term success
experienced the same reaction when i started trading & making content
at first, people clowned me for trying to make something of myself. Once the results followed, the jokes stopped
good reminder that if you want something bad enough, you have to be willing to put the effort in and never give up
i admire anybody who shows commitment and dedication to their craft
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crypto hasn’t treated you right lately
that’s why you hedge with brypto
30% locked for a year
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Always ride with the OG $NO
He’s changed the CA in Instagram bio, he’ll be swapping the CA on 2010 Cheat Engine shortly, & will come out with a tweet about what he’s experienced, also how he was screwed over
Truth always comes to light, OG $NO flourishes
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Some people don’t understand it went to 50m cuz MMs wanted it to go to 50m
It’s a 2-5m topper on its own
MMs decide where it goes, not how viral shit is, people who see it on TikTok aren’t trading your memecoins
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After 3 years sitting in the trenches, it’s time.
I fumbled $10,000,000 in 2 years.
I missed $PNUT. I missed $MOODENG.
I missed $FARTCOIN (sold way too early).
I missed everything you can name as a “sendor.”
But let me tell you how it started.
2 years ago I was down bad. 0.5 SOL to my name.
Then the ordinal hype hit.
I built a Next.js website, dropped some pixel art, and made $250,000 in 10 days.
$250k. In 10 days. From scratch.
Then I lost 75% of it in the trenches trying to build, trying to support good projects, trying to play a game I was never meant to play.
Because here’s what took me 3 years to understand :
Honest builders in this space are destined to fail.
Their actions will always be correlated to traders who buy and sell without a second thought.
You build for days, for weeks. They dump in minutes.
I’m not a trader.
I was never a trader.
I am built to build.
So I made a decision.
I exited everything.
I’m now sitting on a clean stack of USDC.
I work in a farm 200 hours per month for 2500$ and i’m the happiest man in the world.
Head clear. No bags. Barely no stress. I watch my son grow up. My wife is sexy and she is smiling all day long.
3 years of lessons. One conclusion.
Chapter 2 starts now.
And this time, I’m playing my own game 😈
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when your port is bleeding the best thing you can do as damage control is find an insane fucking crazy 10000x turbo gem and offset all losses with one generational trade (with the risk managed)
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Flow State is a meme coin built around the power of viral momentum. On social media, attention moves in waves — trends catch, communities sync up, and engagement compounds fast. That collective “locked-in” energy is flow state. The coin represents that surge of focus and culture moving at internet speed. We have the next aura on our hands with EVERYONE entering their $FLOW state. 7nsmpDhPEaqe6xb3BiX6f5jPcqGQnwV3esznCqrepump
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Insane take lol.
A man’s brain doesn’t even fully develop until their mid 20s.
You think your best years are behind just 6 years later?
Maybe you should do more to stimulate your mind if you are already feeling less sharp at 31.
I’m 31 and lately realizing my best mental years are behind me. brain isn’t as sharp as it used to be
25-28 I had just gotten sober and could stack long days back to back without burnout. could pick up new skills way faster than now
30’s are still good because you have more leverage and know yourself better so you move with more intention. you know your weaknesses so can find people to complement your style
But if you’re in your 20’s, recognize that your brain is capable of way more than the millennials + boomers who command you at your job
