BIG news!
I am stepping in as CEO of MEXC with one unshakable belief: Users come first.
Markets are moving faster than ever. Asset classes are converging. Opportunities are exploding.
Yet everyday traders still face too many barriers, too much fragmentation, and too few real advantages.
Over the past year we tested 0-fee trading and broader multi-asset access.
The response was overwhelming — when users win, growth follows.
This is why @MEXC is now your 0-fee gateway to Infinite Opportunities.
0 Fees. Infinite Opportunities. 🚀
#MEXC
Anyway I learned yesterday that ppl with ADHD and/or autism often have really really REALLY strong senses of justice and fairness. So now I know why they react so strongly when ppl do things that are shitty. Don't do shitty things, guys! You'll stress out the ADHD/autistic folks!
People with ADHD have what’s called an “interest-based nervous system.” They literally can’t force themselves to care about things that bore them.
It’s not a choice. It’s not willpower. Their brains physically won’t produce the neurochemicals needed to engage unless something triggers interest, urgency, novelty, or challenge.
Today, I turn a year older. And every year on this day, I reflect on something far bigger than me.
For a long time, I believed luck was something that just happens to you. Then I realised, luck can be engineered. Opportunity can be democratised.
Hope is not just a feeling; it is a system we can build.
Capital goes into
Product Growth ( Dev and MKt)
Operations (Legal,team, security)
Token growth ( LP support,listing, MKT)
Ways airdrops are optionally allocated and distributed >>> Token allocation, treasury, revenue
You are welcome.
I think I need to say this again.
Money raised by projects is not what is airdropped to users.
That funding is usually used for:
• building the product
• paying the team
• legal, security and operations
• partnerships and growth
Airdrops typically come from the project’s token allocation, not investor capital.
Two very different buckets people keep mixing up.
Neurodivergent people will have someone fully figured out before the second conversation. The hard part is nobody believes you until they see it themselves.
You will never truly understand people until you understand these:
- Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- The Bystander Effect
- Dunning Kruger Effect
- Attachment Theory
- Stockholm Syndrome
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- The Pygmalion Effect
- Mirror Neurons
- Emotional Contagion
- The Halo Effect
- Learned Helplessness
- Shadow Self by Carl Jung
- The Hero's Journey by Joseph Campbell
- Toxic Positivity
- The Fundamental Attribution Error
- Confirmation Bias and how it shapes reality
- The Backfire Effect
- Terror Management Theory
- Social Comparison Theory
- The Scarcity Mindset versus Abundance Mindset
- Why humans need narrative to function
- The psychology of tribalism
- How loneliness physic
pattern recognition is the highest form of intelligence.
while everyone else is busy watching what's happening right now, reacting to headlines, you're watching what always happens.
same market cycle. same human behavior under pressure. same mistake, made by different people in a different decade who were equally convinced their situation was unlike anything that came before.
that gap between them and you isn't raw intelligence. it's accumulated pattern recognition.
you've done enough reading, enough watching, enough reflecting to know the shape of things before they fully form.
the person next to you is reacting to events. you're watching structures. they're reading the news. you're reading history.
you've just seen this movie before. and you already know how it ends.