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@brevi_bieber

Vilnius,Lithuania

Joined April 2014

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Brandon🐅 @br3sick

7 days ago

A short version of my story. PART1. It all started back in 2021 when I made my first 250k. I wasn't making that money from crypto—I earned it through my job. After that, I started investing in the majors, mainly BTC and ETH. I made some decent profits, and that's when I realized I wanted more than just investing. I wanted to build something of my own. Business wasn't always easy. There were highs, there were lows. Sometimes everything worked, sometimes nothing did. But I kept going. One day I came across SHIB and couldn't believe the returns people were making from meme coins. I kept thinking about it... for a long time. And when I say a long time, I really mean it. Eventually I found Cryptonary. Their calls were consistently solid, so I decided to ape into POPCAT. That trade changed everything. I caught an amazing entry and made enough money to put aside for my future apartment. From that point on, I stayed close to the Cryptonary community, and that's where I found the $Powell community. Those guys were different. Real people. Real believers. Back then I didn't even have an X account. One of the community members told me to download it, so I did. It was the peak of the bull run. Endless voice calls. Ideas. Memes. Late nights. Everyone wanted the same thing—to build something bigger than ourselves. Then one day everything changed. We found out that one of the community leads had been dumping on us behind our backs. Ben Dover. I'll never forget that name. That betrayal hurt more than the chart ever did. A lot of good people walked away. But the ones who stayed... really stayed. I was one of them. I did everything I could to support the floor. At one point I had around $250k invested and held roughly 5% of the supply across multiple wallets. I never sold a single token. Not one. The Powell narrative became harder and harder to push. Every FOMC felt the same. Pump. Sell the news. Over and over again. A big part of that was the damage Ben had already done. I'm not saying he didn't put in the work. He did. But dumping on the very people who trusted you isn't something I'll ever respect. Eventually we realized it was time for a fresh start. That's when we decided to relaunch as UNDY — The Underdog. Even @blknoiz06 noticed us. He reposted one of our artworks and said something along the lines of: "I just feel like some of these guys needs help in the trenches." For a moment, it felt like everything was finally coming together. We got the pump. People started paying attention. But the old Powell holders sold into the strength. They had been through so much that many of them had simply lost hope. What most people never saw was how much work went into making the relaunch fair. It took time because we built a system that automatically snapshotted every Powell holder and distributed their UNDY allocation. It didn't matter if your wallet was active or inactive. If you were a holder, you received exactly what you were entitled to. No shortcuts. No insiders. No favoritism. We wanted to do everything the right way. Fair. Transparent. Honest. I genuinely loved that community. Those weren't just random people on the internet anymore. We spent months building together. Believing together. Fighting together. It hurts that we didn't make it. Because we truly believed. And we genuinely gave it everything we had. I don't regret any of it. Some people only remember the charts. I'll always remember the people. And this isn't the end of my story.