My low IQ Crypto Twitter story.
Cried tears of joy when I hit 200 BTC 4 years ago, promising myself to reach 1000 BTC and retire.
Hit 250 BTC just 2 months later and 1000 BTC one year after but never retired, too addicted!
#QuittingZerodha
Finally, i decided to come out of Zerodha. I have been trading on Zerodha for 4 years and investing for last 9 years.
I am in tech field for more than two decades. I know there will be technical glitches and no one can guarantee 100% uptime. But the difference between great and bad business is how they deal with these issues.
My average number of orders each day are in the range of 1200 (Rs. 20 per order). This year from Jan 1st 2024, I have paid Rs. 27,78,560.00 (Rs. 27.8 lakhs) to Zerodha as brokerage. Zerodha is happy to charge money for these orders. But when there is an issue, it asked me to check with the exchange directly. They are also kind to provide BSE website address.
I may be just one more customer for Zerodha out of thousands of customers but for me Zerodha is the only trusted broker so far. And that trust is broken now. I do not want to engage with unprofessional (you disowned your responsibility to provide service), unethical (you did not prove clean), unreliable (after placing order I do not know what will happen) business.
I lost Rs. 18 lakhs because of technical glitch on June 12th. I am not worried or sad. I will earn back in a week. But this is more than yearly salary for many Indians. Imagine if this happens to a person with capital of Rs. 10 lakhs. They will get into depression and may end their life. Please deal with these issues with some empathy and professionalism. I started my journey with Rs. 2 lakhs capital. I know what it feels to lose even Rs. 100.
I have initiated the process to move to a different broker and will be done in a week. I wish all the best and success to all at Zerodha and their customers. I will not miss watching @Nithin0dha' s webinars. @zerodha@moneycontrolcom@livemint@BSEIndia@CNBCTV18Live@CNBCTV18News@ETMarkets
This is Aswini and Anish, two IT professionals who were returning home in Pune on May 19 when an unregistered Porsche, driving at 150 km/h in Kalyani Nagar, hit them. One of them died on the spot, and the other died during medical treatment.
The driver of the car was a 17-year-old minor, allegedly returning from a club after partying with friends to celebrate their 12th-grade results.
Why this is not just an accident but a murder:
1. The car was unregistered; the showroom delivered the car without registration.
2. The parents allowed a minor to drive without a license.
3. The club owner served alcohol and admitted a minor.
4. The traffic police failed to notice an unregistered, overs-peeding car on the road for months.
When the minor was arrested at midnight, he received VIP treatment. A local MLA came to his rescue, with a team of lawyers.
The bail condition was that he should write an essay, and his parents should ensure he doesn't repeat the same mistake.
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Post Credit: Capt Shashank Shandilya, Linkedin
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Growing up: I lived in a la-la land that there is justice in the world.
In countries like India, there is no justice. There are just powerful people massaging their egos.
Solution: become capable, fuck this shit and go where you are treated best.
BIG BREAKING 🚨
Congress has released a brilliant campaign ads on the Electoral Bonds Scam by BJP ⚡
This video brilliantly exposes BJP & its close allies ED, CBI & IT and hits the bulls eye.
This must be played during IPL breaks & on TV ads for mass impact 🔥
#ModiTohGayo