founder @theUNIFI3D, contributes to conviction over noise
Joined October 2019
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To all my mutuals,
When I first joined this space, it felt like a goldmine.
Money making opportunities everywhere. You would see something and just know it was alpha. People would say grind this and it would actually cook.
There were so many group chats filled with people who shared the same hunger, mindset, and goals.
I fell in love with the game. I genuinely enjoyed it.
As time went on, I put a lot on myself. I made it my mission to help people make money and create value in any way I could. I put my friends and family on, and for everyone else, I shared what I believed was alpha on the timeline.
I created and ran several groups like Unified, LABAC, and others. I used to drop alpha calls there consistently. Early ideas, opportunities, things I genuinely believed in. I also shared alpha openly in Twitter Spaces, breaking things down and pointing people in the right direction, just trying to help however I could. Those spaces and groups were built around growth, learning, and winning together, and for a long time, it worked.
Some calls hit, some did not. NFTs, airdrops, zero dollar opportunities, giveaways, name it. And honestly, most of it was good. Different metas came and went, and I was early to many of them. I shared early, moved fast, and jumped into things without overthinking. If there was a next thing, I was already there.
But somewhere along the line, it stopped being fun.
It became a daily obligation. A job.
I forgot about myself while focusing too much on others.
Now, things feel different.
Web3 has changed.
Airdrops are not what they used to be.
NFTs are far from their prime.
Yapping gone.
I sometimes ask myself what happened to the game I used to love.
Most of the people I started with have moved on. The groups naturally faded. Everyone is now on their own path, doing their own thing, and honestly, doing well in their own ways. Some quit airdrops, some left Web3, some trade memes now, some have regular jobs. Life happened.
Right now, there is little to nothing I can confidently point to and say this will make you money. Maybe there is, maybe I just do not know.
At this stage, I am more focused on myself and on becoming a better person and finding my balance again. If I see real alpha or something I genuinely believe can make you good money, I will always share it. That has not changed.
But these days, I mostly just come online, post memes, and have fun.
I trade memes now. I will not advise anyone with low liquidity to do that because it is risky. But it is what I do. It is where I find joy right now. Sometimes it is fun, sometimes it is tough, but I prefer it to anything else at this moment.
My trading PNL has been going well. I started very small, stayed consistent, and it has been paying off. I am doing very good, and I will be posting my all time PNL soon.
Most importantly, I am at peace for the first time in many years.
This is not meant to scare anyone or discourage you.
It is just an honest update on me, my life, and how I currently feel about Web3.
🤍
Some things you probably don't know about this space:
1. never doxx yourself or reveal your exact location.
2. always move with a burner phone when necessary.
3. never keep all your money in one wallet.
4. never reveal your total crypto holdings publicly.
5. never share your home address with strangers online.
6. never disclose your daily movements or whereabouts.
7. never share your seed phrase or private keys with anyone.
8. never trust everyone you meet in the crypto space.
9. never share your live location while attending crypto events.
10. never expose your personal information during livestreams or spaces.
11. never show off your wealth to strangers.
12. always prioritize your physical safety over your online reputation.
Making money is important, but staying alive to enjoy it is more important.
Jesus.
I was setup on the 24th . I was sick and someone I thought is my friend said she wants to send me a package. She knew I left my former location and traveled for break..
I sent her my address as she said she wanted to send me a get well soon package. This acct @Wchellebaby
I noticed the rider was sus, so I got pissed and blocked the number and said I don't want anymore.
She kept pleading I said I will send her money back.
Not knowing this girl was trying to get an unknown person to find my location and take me away.
I was even pissed that I was stressed not knowing she was setting me up with some unknown guys and this girl was begging me to step out of the house that there is a package.
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