I don’t usually talk about myself much…
But if you’ve recently followed me, I figured it’s time to properly introduce myself.
My name is Noah.
I’m not a full-time crypto influencer.
I’m not a venture capitalist.
I’m not someone with millions of dollars to invest.
I’m just a regular guy who’s become obsessed with understanding this industry.
I’ve been interested in crypto since 2016.
Like most people, I’ve made mistakes.
I’ve bought projects for the wrong reasons.
I’ve let emotions influence my decisions.
I’ve watched my portfolio swing wildly.
I’ve experienced the excitement, the fear, the FOMO, and the regret that every crypto investor eventually faces.
Over time, I realized something.
Most people don’t lose money because they aren’t intelligent.
They lose because they don’t have a process.
The crypto space is filled with people telling you what to buy…
But very few teach you how to evaluate a project for yourself.
Outside of crypto, I’ve spent my career working blue collar jobs.
I volunteered as a firefighter.
I worked as a CNC machinist.
Today I’m a field service technician, repairing commercial refrigeration systems, soda fountains, CO₂ systems, plumbing, and electrical equipment.
That career shaped the way I think.
When a machine breaks, you don’t guess.
You troubleshoot.
You collect data.
You eliminate possibilities.
You follow a process until you understand the root cause.
One day it hit me…
Why wasn’t I investing the same way?
Instead of asking,
“Can this coin 100x?”
I started asking,
“What evidence supports investing in this project?”
That question changed everything.
I began creating my own research system.
Eventually it became scorecards.
Those scorecards eventually became the CORE Framework Crypto Analyzer. It’s a completely free tool that anyone can use to evaluate crypto projects in a more structured, objective way.
Because I genuinely believe investors deserve better than hype, influencer price predictions, and blind faith.
I want people to think critically.
To ask better questions.
To build portfolios based on research, not emotion.
The CORE Framework isn’t about telling people what to buy.
It’s about giving people a repeatable process they can use to make better decisions for themselves.
And I’m just getting started.
Right now I’m also writing what will eventually become a 400+ page book on cryptocurrency investing, research, risk management, and building conviction through objective analysis.
It’s still a work in progress, but it’s by far the biggest project I’ve ever taken on, and I can’t wait to share it with all of you when it’s finished.
My goal isn’t to become the loudest voice in crypto.
It’s to become one of the most trusted.
I’ll make mistakes.
I’ll change my mind when new information proves me wrong.
I’ll continue learning every single day.
And I’ll always try to stay objective.
If you’ve decided to follow me, thank you.
I truly appreciate it.
I hope the tools, scorecards, and research I share help you become a better investor than I was when I started.
We’re all learning together 🤝
- Noah
@DustinB15708625@caraksha103 Not every week but a good majority of them. Drive for a living so have got pretty used to it. Gives my family a good life though
You know what separates the people who make it in #crypto from the people who spend every cycle complaining? It isn’t luck. It isn’t insider information. And it definitely isn’t buying whatever coin is trending on X. It’s research.
Every #whitepaper you read. Every tokenomics chart you question. Every project you try to prove wrong before you invest. That’s where conviction comes from.
Anyone can buy hype. It takes discipline to buy understanding. So stop chasing green candles. Stop waiting for influencers to tell you what to think. Build your own process. Ask the hard questions. What problem does this solve? Who’s building it? Where’s the adoption? What could make it fail?
Because when the market gets ugly, and it always does, the people who survive aren’t the loudest. They’re the ones who know exactly why they own what they own.
The next bull market won’t reward the people who guessed the best. It’ll reward the people who prepared the most.
So close YouTube. Close the hype posts. Open the documentation. Read the whitepaper. Do the research.
Future you will thank you for it.
I think one of the biggest mistakes investors make is assuming they have to be right immediately. I’ve bought projects that went down before they went up, and I’ve passed on projects that doubled after I ignored them. Short-term price action doesn’t always validate or invalidate your research. That’s why I try to focus more on whether my original investment thesis is still intact than what the chart did this week