FIRST REAL PROFIT IN CRYPTO.
In cryptocurrency, keeping your funds safe is more important than making gains. Once a wallet is hacked or drained, the money is gone permanently, regardless of how good your trading strategy was.
Most losses come from avoidable errors like phishing links, fake approvals, or storing recovery phrases online. Attackers usually exploit users, not the technology itself.
Simple habits like using secure wallets, verifying every transaction, and keeping recovery phrases offline can prevent most losses. In crypto, security is the real foundation of success.
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You don't have to wait till next year to start being disciplined, next year is just another Thursday. Start now.
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Do anything right to escape poverty. Emphasise anything right.
Poverty is an epidemic, one of man's worst enemies.
Please be very allergic to it.
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Jesse’s been hinting at a future where creators drop their own tokens, and fans don’t just engage with their contents, they own a piece of their journey.
A creator coin is more than crypto. It’s a mini-economy where buying someone’s coin means believing in them. The more their community grows, the more valuable your coin could become.
No middlemen. No algo, just creators and their people, building real value together.
It’s fandom turned into DeFi, and Base might be where it's all real.
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@aneri.base.eth, Product Lead apps for @base.base.eth, shared on X why some users noticed their balances dip.
She explained that before, the app showed a value for creators' coin even if it hadn’t been traded yet. It looked good, but there was no real market behind it.
Now, Base only reflects the real value. So if your token has not been traded, it’ll show 0 for now.
Once your coin is traded, its real market price kicks in, and your 1% creator share instantly appears in your balance.
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Sometimes I think about all the crypto that’s gone forever. Not stolen, not hacked, just forgotten.
Lost keys, broken devices, people who left this world without sharing their passwords. Millions locked away, silently sitting on the blockchain, untouched and unreachable.
It’s kind of sad, digital assets frozen in time. But in a strange way, they still give back. Every lost coin makes the remaining ones a little rarer, a little more valuable. These wallets are the real Hodlers, or can we call them eternal Hodlers?
Even in silence, those dead wallets still whisper, reminding us how fragile digital wealth really is.
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Truth is not something that is poured into your brain, you get it yourself, cause what might be the truth to someone might not be to you.