my recap for May:
so far;
> 148 verified followers
> missed out on @unipixnft free mint all thanks to the fcfs spot I secured
> wrote an article about a project and got appraised and feedback from the founder
> was ineligible for Somnia S5 drop
> got into @MagnetXDao Discord community
> participated in a bounty, didn't win, but got a spot to their inner circle
> got more active into bounties and campaigns
> got followed by a few founders on CT
May wasn't really a smooth month, but learnt from it, June will be better hopefully.
Just a 384 account with a dream
All you need is a good six months. Half a year of crazy hyper-focus. Train. Avoid distractions. Build your credentials. That's it. Life changes. That's the anatomy of a rags-to-riches story.
@PeterMaturino@tailopez As a man in his 20's, I like to think your 20s are for accumulating the raw integers, and your 40s for applying the multipliers.
As much as I wish it were, the 20-year overnight success isn't a delay; it's the exact incubation period required to build a world-class operator.
I’ll be 42 this year. What’s interesting is it felt like a new lightbulb was installed in my mind right when I hit 40. It’s fascinating, it’s like you can have 15 years of ups and downs but it’s really just gaining years of experience to prepare for this stage. We all know there’s the few that make it young. But life isn’t about the fastest route, it’s the sustainable, experience gained, maturity that creates the long term. It’s like the overnight success only took 20 years.
People are overthinking the 32 BTC sale.
“Why sell?”
“Why not just buy less next week?”
“Is this bearish?”
Michael @saylor already explained the logic:
• If Bitcoin can’t be sold, critics say it has no value.
• If it has no value, the balance sheet value is zero.
• If the balance sheet value is zero, credit rating agencies ignore it.
• So you sell a tiny appreciated portion to prove Bitcoin is liquid, valuable, and real.