I’m back. 🫂🔥
Sometimes you need to step away, refocus, rebuild, and return with a clearer vision.
The break was necessary. The lessons were valuable. And the hunger? Still there.
A lot has been happening behind the scenes, and I’m coming back with renewed energy, bigger plans, and more value to bring to this space.
To everyone who stayed, supported, Checked on me and kept building while I was away from X I appreciate you. ❤️
CryptoChris is back on X . Let’s get to work. 🚀💎
We’re just getting started. 🫡
@cryptochrisceo There is a great man called chris,he Introduce a choice, an encounter, or a test. The protagonist must not just "get lucky"; they must make a decision that reflects a shift in peoples values.
Devs on #Core are not sincere enough.
Funny how they built community around Core and we gave them support.
A DEX had 290 million dollars in volume on #Core in a single month, month of May 2025.
He can’t boast of 10k dollars today on both @HyperliquidX and @RobinhoodCrypto
The moment an interviewer tried to interview Kizz Daniel after his show yesterday,his team immediately stepped in and pushed him away.Kizz had just finished performing and was already exhausted,but the interviewer didn’t get the message.Things escalated,and they eventually broke his mic and pushed him away😭💀
Don’t enter a trade just because everyone on X is bullish.
Have a thesis.
Have an invalidation.
Have a risk limit.
Degen doesn’t mean brainless.
Gm Gm fam♥️
Dangote Refinery IPO is live next week.
4.1 billion shares @ ₦525. Min buy: ₦5,250. Target raise: ₦2.15 trillion.
Tonight 8PM I’m breaking down:
• How the offer works • Who can apply • Risks vs opportunity • What happens after allotment
Don’t just hear “Dangote IPO” and enter blind.
Space starts 8PM WAT 👇
https://t.co/wic3M2ur8R
I went to buy mortar for my customer today. After paying, the seller told me to put a small amount of money inside the mortar. I ignored her.
When I got to where I wanted to enter Keke, EVERYONE started telling me the same thing: “Put money inside!”
I still didn’t understand what was going on until the Keke driver said, “If you no put money inside, you no go enter.”
At that point, I had no choice. I put ₦100 inside and entered.
Abeg, who can explain this tradition to me? Why do people put money inside a new mortar before taking it home? 🤔😂
Is it tradition, or superstition? This is the first time I'm hearing this.