B∅lex

Web3/Crypto Enthusiast | FX Trader | Graphic Designer | Community Manager | Video Editor | Manutd❤️ | Believer of the Faith✝️

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

I generated this image to make you understand my point better. Even though Man City finished second on the English Premier League table and Manchester United finished third, Man City are in a mournful sadness while Man United are celebrating.

This is the philosophical condition of all human ambition. Our joy and suffering are not measured in absolute position, but in distance from where we thought we would be.

[B∅lex @elBolumundo]

@MrCharlesky I'm in

[Chinedu Ogbonna @chineduisaiah88]

You see this kind of mentality?

That's exactly why we are where we are.

A person feels that he was robbed and that a process was marred with irregularities but you're saying he should call the person they declared the winner to congratulate him.

[Ubong Udowoh @Lordbongzee__]

Man, I challenge you to try this in August.

- No porn
- No alcohol
- 4-6 eggs/day
- 3 liters of water
- 6-7 hours of sleep
- 10,000+ steps/day
- 100 push-ups daily
- No meals in the morning
- Write at least 100 words daily
- Write 5 things you're grateful for

Shall we?

[𝕄𝕚𝕤𝕤 𝕋𝕣𝕚𝕔𝕚𝕒 @tricia4644]

This is why trust keeps getting destroyed across the space. Devs launch projects, dump on the very people who believed in them, then disappear while the community is left holding the damage. Even worse, some openly mock their supporters after the rug. That cycle hurts the entire ecosystem.

@BambitzRecords chose a completely different direction.

A proper fair launch with most of the supply going to the public, heavily locked supply built for long term stability, and real music utility where streams actively drive burns through the ecosystem. Not just another token surviving on empty promises and temporary hype.

That’s what makes the difference feel real.
Different structure. Different priorities. A project actually trying to build something sustainable around community participation instead of exploiting it.

#Listen2Burn #Soundofvalue

[Meter_boy @officialjessib1]

I'm going to achieve big this year 💯 if you believe like me,you can just ask for whatever you want for God under the comments I bet he will grant it

[𝙳𝚛𝚒𝚣𝚣𝚢 🛍️🎭 @SolomonAkau]

Omo

[JAIYE🪽 @jaiye092]

Mercy is when you can't even explain how you're surviving, but you are. You don't have it all figured out, but each day, God sends help, encouragement, and provision right when you need it. God showing up quietly but powerfully.

[B∅lex @elBolumundo]

@zillionokoye Hi
I'm interested

[B∅lex @elBolumundo]

@impeculiar1b Hi guys

[B∅lex @elBolumundo]

When life dawned on you

God help us all through the struggles

[B∅lex @elBolumundo]

In all you do,always put God first,you can then put man next which is not 100%.

A man can always have a change of heart through triggers you ain't aware of but when you make God your full option, you are at peace

[B∅lex @elBolumundo]

@COACHEMMANmd Hi
Guys

[Akintunde Simeon @AkintundeSimeon]

How true is this?
Don't tell me #Barcelona is going to win this year champions league. Just check this Historical records below.

[wise-man🌚 @nnaemeka_ahube]

Someone asked me recently what I would do differently as a parent.

My answer was simple: I will support my child’s vision — especially if it involves building a business.

I may not always see the exact vision they see, but if the idea makes sense after doing some research, I would be willing to fund it and guide them to make sure the money is properly accounted for.

In many Nigerian homes, parents believe their only responsibility is to fund education. Once a child talks about starting a business, the idea is often dismissed or ignored. Why? Because most of our parents grew up in a system where the path was simple: go to school, graduate, and find a job. Anything outside that path feels risky to them.

Another reason is fear. What if the business fails? What if the money is lost?

But I see it differently.

Failure can also be an investment — an investment in experience.

In many developed countries, young people are exposed to work opportunities early in life. While they are still in school, they can earn money, experiment with ideas, and sometimes start small businesses. That early exposure builds confidence, independence, and real-world knowledge.

For me, supporting my child’s dream would simply be another way of empowering them.

Yes, the business might fail. The money might be gone. But what would they gain? Experience, resilience, and lessons that no classroom can teach.

I often remember the story of @mreazi Mr Eazi, who once shared how his uncle supported him with millions of naira for a business that eventually failed. But that experience shaped his journey and helped him become the successful entrepreneur and global artist he is today.

Sometimes what looks like failure is actually preparation.

And sometimes the greatest gift a parent can give a child is not just education — but belief.

[Ayomide📈📉 @ayomideadio87]

Most people on X don’t want success.

They want followers.

There’s a difference.
Follow and let engage with each others

[B∅lex @elBolumundo]

@RomzyUnited Deal taken

[B∅lex @elBolumundo]

@JohnAtagba Hmmmm
$300 is your total profit mate