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Red charts aren’t always bad news. For anyone thinking long term — and able to stay solvent — drawdowns are where real positions get built. It’s even better for new builders, since the noise fades and incumbents lose their edge.
Founder control is such a double-edged sword. You get the courage to swing at crazy, non-consensus bets… and zero real guardrails when the bet size goes off the rails. Curious where you’d draw the line for “this should trigger a board intervention”?
22 years old with no job, no car, no partner, zero dollars, all my net worth in crypto, a bunch of mental issues, and basically living on the internet. It feels like I’ve already lost, but deep down I know 22 is way too early to call the game. This is the prologue, not the ending.
If you’re 16–25 and broke, don’t overcomplicate it. Get your body right. Get exposure to crypto. Pick one skill you don’t hate and go all-in learning it. Use memes + distribution to test ideas and earn reps. Stack enough leverage to stop trading time for pennies. Most people drift. The few who lock in early end up way ahead by 30.