One thing I’ve come to realize is that the difference between people who are making money and people who are not making money is not really hard work. At first, I thought it was access to information. But recently, I came to understand that it’s not just access to information, it’s execution.
A lot of people have access to information, but they never really act on it.
So if you’re trying to make money, you need to pay attention to things. Not just pay attention, you need to act on them. If you hear that someone is making money through a particular channel or doing something profitable, try to look into it. Even if it’s not what you do, take two or three minutes to find out what it’s about.
When you do that, you might become interested and decide to get more information about that business, investment, or opportunity. That’s how you gradually expose yourself to things that can potentially change your financial situation.
A lot of people think the problem is access to information, but that’s not always true. Many people have access to the same information. The difference is that some people act on it while others don’t.
I know there have been many opportunities I’ve personally missed because I didn’t act on them. I had access to the same information as everyone else, but I didn’t execute. Meanwhile, other people acted on it and made money from it.
For example, in 2020 and 2021, a lot of people heard about Shiba Inu before it exploded. People kept hearing “Shiba Inu, Shiba Inu, Shiba Inu,” but many never paid attention to it or took the time to understand what it was.
It’s the same way I talk about Wikicat now. A lot of people are hearing about it, but most won’t really pay attention to it or look into it. Then maybe two or three years from now, people will say, “A lot of people made money from that.” But the reality is that they heard about it years earlier and didn’t act on the information.
If you’re young, you need to pay attention to as many things as possible. You need to be curious. You need to look into opportunities, businesses, investments, and industries, even when you don’t immediately have the money to participate.
It’s not always about saying, “I don’t have money.”
Look into it first. Understand what it’s about.
Right now, when I hear people talk about stocks and all that, even though it’s not what I do, I still try to look into that aspect. I know that maybe I don’t have spare capital now, but later, when I do, I can decide whether it’s something worth investing in.
People talk about saving, yield platforms, and other investment opportunities. You look into them. You might not have the money at the moment, but when you eventually do, you already know where and how to channel your capital.
And because you’re young, this is the best time to take calculated risks. You have more room to learn, make mistakes, and recover from them.
You can be at the 'broke, knowledgeable man' stage today, but knowledge gives you a much better chance of creating wealth than being rich without understanding how wealth is created. As long as we strive to be better, better will come.
Wiki Cat, a community token sitting near a $56 million market cap with more than 170,000 holders, rejected Quidax’s listing terms after talks.
Sir Mapy said the project already trades on Gate. io, MEXC and other venues on the strength of real volume, not paid placements, and argued that earlier Nigerian flops such as Wakanda Inu should not be used to tar every local token. Community voices have urged Quidax to back credible African projects earlier and judge each one on its own holder base, activity and history, rather than treating Nigerian tokens as a single risk class amid broader tensions over how Africa’s crypto market should grow.
At this point all I can say is that $WKC was never destined to grow by the mercy of existing policies / structures.
This tweet is not for the shallow thinkers.
Was going to talk about this yesterday, but I decided to keep it gangster and stay lowkey 😂
But since Super Dad has spoken, who am I to conceal?
Funny how we’re witnessing a change in the pattern of how @wikicatcoin pumps.
Normally, wiki-cat:native experiences two major bull runs every year.
The first usually comes with a ranging market it ranges for about a week, sustains the level for a couple of weeks, then eventually corrects.
The second is usually more aggressive: it pumps for a few days, corrects, and the entire cycle plays out within a week before we’re back to solo mode.
And August has historically been one of wiki-cat:native’s bullish months.
But this August? It’s looking more like a solo month. Did we pump? Yes.
As expected ? Nope
That’s what makes this year different.
Those who thought they understood the $WKC cycle are now watching the pattern change and honestly, that change is what interests me the most.
Because look at what’s happening underneath:
• Massive momentum building around the ecosystem
• Spectacular growth in wallet adoption
• @peniwallet and @peniremit continuing to grow
• Community members putting real value on SMC Points
• More developers trying to get into @smcdao
• Builders under SMCDAO aggressively shipping
Yet somehow…
$WKC isn’t pumping.
So what does that tell you?
I’ll help you
The fundamentals and ecosystem growth are moving faster than the token price.
At these levels, $WKC looks seriously undervalued relative to what’s being built around it.
And when the market finally catches up with the fundamentals, the move could be unlike anything we’ve seen from $WKC before.
The pattern has changed.
The ecosystem is growing.
The builders are building.
The adoption is increasing.
And the token is still sitting here.
You’re early believers.