everyone is caught up in having aura and nice watches and shit none of that stuff matters the only thing that matters is that you make enough money so you never have to work again aura is being able to do what you want, whenever you want, forever and to retire your parents

Crypto was never supposed to be a space where everyone knows your real name, what you look like, and how much money you make. Anonymity in this space was always about protecting yourself, not hiding behind a random PFP. Yet somehow we reached a point where influencers are encouraging young traders to publicly expose their entire identity and financial success for some clout. People are literally getting kidnapped and robbed over crypto, and some of you still think doxxing yourself is a smart career move. Privacy is underrated until it’s too late.

Zero To Hero Academy is coming to @opensea tomorrow. Mint Time: 12:00 PM ET 9:00 AM PT 4:00 PM UTC 6:00 PM CEST - Central Europe 5:00 PM BST - UK

We're rolling out a few big changes to the Callout Rewards program over the coming days, starting with today's payout. Here's what to expect: - Callouts on lowcap tokens will be nerfed. We want callouts to incentivize larger wealth effects that affect more people, rather than only benefiting a small group of sophisticated traders - Volume will cease to be the main attributer for rewards. The focus will be on what matters most: whether the people that trusted your callout were able to make money or not. Going forward, your goal should be to lead your followers to victory, otherwise your chances of consistently earning are SIGNIFICANTLY lower. Win as a team —> win as an individual.

i’ve been diagnosed with ADHD, and one thing i’ve seen from meeting some incredibly successful people, including billionaires, is how many of them have it too. i believe ADHD can be an enormous advantage if you learn how to work with it rather than against it. i struggle to sit down and read a book, but i can hyperfocus on something i’m passionate about for 12 hours straight. i constantly need new environments, challenges and stimulation. for a long time, these things might look like weaknesses. but in the right environment, they are your biggest strengths. the key is self awareness. understanding where your brain performs best, what drains your energy, what deserves your attention and what you should delegate and just not do. not everyone with ADHD experiences it the same way, and it certainly doesn’t guarantee success. but i’ve learned that success isn’t necessarily about fixing every weakness. it’s about building a life where your strengths can compound.