Desmovd

My first crypto mistake was buying coins with multiple zeros.
$0.000003, $0.0000071. These were my favorite coins.
I used to tell myself that if those coins hit just $1, I would retire my bloodline.
But I was wrong. If you buy crypto coins and tokens based on such, this post is meant for you.
What I didn't understand back then was the concept of market capitalization.
A coin trading at $0.000003 with a supply of 1 trillion tokens already has a $3 billion market capitalization.
Meanwhile, a coin trading at $3 with 1 billion tokens in supply has the same $3 billion market cap.
Hypothetically,

I just tried to copy trade a top memecoin trader, and he immediately launched a shitter and rugged me immediately.
Weeping. I have been farmed.

If you love yourself, please don't check your crypto portfolio today.

阿森纳和巴黎圣日耳曼之间的欧洲冠军联赛谁在领先？（我想在预测市场上投资）

My top 5 horror movies
1. missing a good entry to a proper runner
2. roundtripping profits
3. getting a liquidation email
4. Seeing MooJeff's trades
5. Getting home drunk.

total market cap of the entire crypto industry is at $2.58T.
current Anthropic VC valuation- $1T
current OpenAi VC valuation- $850B
Is crypto undervalued, or is AI overvalued?

Someone said that Crypto has the most intelligent people in the world and also the most retarded people ever seen.
Now it's clear.
The founder of ONDO Finance just died, but someone badly wants to make money out of it.
Crazy !

El impuesto especial del 10% en criptomonedas en el Proyecto de Ley de Finanzas 2026 no es tan explotador como parece.
Por una vez, ahora tiene sentido.
En 2023, se introdujo un Impuesto sobre Activos Digitales del 3%.
Eso básicamente significaba que si compras $BTC por valor de 100K, te desprendes de 3K.
En 2025, se presentó una propuesta para reducir la tarifa a 1.5%, pero en cambio, el parlamento la eliminó por completo.
Ahora, en 2026, lo reemplazaron con un impuesto especial del 10% sobre las tarifas cobradas.
El 10% en realidad no es nuevo, ya fue propuesto en la ley de fina

The coin I bought last year is now up 1.8%.
The economy is doing wonderfully .

In the Finance Bill 2026, crypto Virtual Asset Providers are entitled to a 10% excise duty now.
For context, the rate for betting companies is at 5%.
This means kenyan crypto users will have to pay more, or the platforms will have to compress on profit margins.
Remember, they are still entitled to Ksh 150M upfront fee and Ksh 2M annual license renewal fee in the VASP bill.

Just got hired as the CT Lead of a popular crypto project.
Salary $54k/month.
HR reached out to me on Linkedin after seeing my X profile.
During the ZOOM interview, they installed their verification software on my laptop.
I'm excited to start next week.
Wish me luck.

If you're in to crypto, you have atleast:
-Been scammed on P2P
-Bought a coin that went to zero
-Sent crypto to the wrong address
-Lost your entire networth atleast twice
-Had your wallet drained
Anyone who's never encountered any of these?

Nobody tells you that the most important skill in crypto is not mastering the technology.
It's knowing the people who use it.
The money is in the people, not the charts.

I pity people who take crypto advice from content creators.
Recently, I saw someone advising their followers to buy a coin trading at $1 because it would go to 100K like bitcoin.
The said coin has a valution of $100B+ but they don't understand that.
The illusion of numbers has blinded many.

Found a memecoin in the morning.
Shared it on my TG.
Sold my stack at 2X.
Then the meme went ahead to do 10X
Profit is not loss anyway.

Today in the history of Bitcoin:
The first real-life Bitcoin purchase was made.
22nd May 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz, a programmer, purchased two Pizzas for 10,000 BTC, valued at $41 at the time.
Today, those 10,000 BTC are worth over $1 billion today.
That's how a revolution was born.
Today, millions of people worldwide use bitcoin.
Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day!

You look at 99% of the VC backed coins, tokens and crypto projects launched within the last 2 years, and you understand clearly why Hyperliquid rejected anything to do with VCs.