jeff2024

Every week I tell myself: this could be the week something finally clicks.
Maybe it will, maybe it won’t, but I’d rather show up expecting good things than sit it out.

So let me get this straight. A man stored his cold wallet securely, never connected it to the internet, never shared his seed phrase, did everything he was supposed to do… and still lost 18 BTC cos of a firmware bug from 2021 that wasn't caught until until attackers did.
Exchanges got hacked so people moved to self‑custody. Now self‑custody failed and people are asking what’s actually safe.
Trust never disappears in crypto, it just moves. From the exchange to the company that built the wallet, from the company to the firmware, from the firmware to the code. And every time it breaks, it’s the p

Seven months down, five to go.
If you've been consistent this year even when it didn't feel like it was working, that's not a small thing.
Most people quit long before this point. Keep pushing.

Looking back, the best financial decision I ever made was walking away from a linear, predictable life (working x hours for y income) and choosing instead to bet on myself.

Starting a personal brand is the most accessible form of leverage right now.
You don't need capital, you don't need permission, you just need consistency and something worth saying.

The best thing about the current onchain market is that nobody can afford to be lazy.
Every ecosystem is shipping faster cos the one next to it is shipping too.
Competition is doing what no roadmap ever could.

Is there a Canton wallet that doesn’t require invite code to access?
Asking for a friend

Ending June with a grateful heart ❤️

You do not need everything to go right. You need one thing to go right at the right time.
Stay in the game long enough for that to happen.

Prediction markets are doing nearly $30B a month in volume now.
The original idea was elegant. Let crowds reveal what they actually believe through money, not words.
What showed up instead is an interesting mix of gamblers, political obsessives, serious analysts, and occasionally people who seem to know things before they should.
But here's the thing. Despite all that, the odds on these markets still tend to beat the experts. Maybe the crowd doesn't need to be right for the right reasons to be right.