Some days back I talked about a man from Twitter who was up $85M in profit from trading and never took profit until he lost all the money. So I decided to follow his story. This tweet went so viral that many people had to see who was crazy enough to do something so insane. Apparently, I did too. I looked into this guy, and there was not much information about his personal life.

For more than a year, I have been trying to change my life, my way of living, seeing things, and reacting. For example when when a person says something mean to me, I use to have to witty things to say to reply to them, I didn't shy away from responding to a fight and all that. Nowadays I just let it go, why?

I saw a video a while back in which the creator compared how rich or poor people would react to various life situations. Obviously, this huge difference is due to only one factor: the presence or absence of money.I believe that we often underestimate the power of money to completely transform people, changing their essence and even the smallest details.

I saw this insane tweet today and felt disappointed, hurt, pained, and sad. It was about a trader who was up $85M in profit, and didn't take profit, until they lost all the money.Apparently, this guy was a trader, going long and short, and rode his way up to $85 million. Now I am trying to make excuses for this guy, because doing so will justify why he made so much money and did not take it.

Privacy is synonymous with most social web2 applications. These settings appear to be counterproductive, given that the majority of these applications were designed to connect people socially with no interactive restrictions.

Today, I saw someone I recognized from Hive on Twitter; they left the chain about two or three years ago, and I believe I remember why: downvotes. I believe they were posting too frequently, which attracted some DV. They had a decent Twitter following and were working on some web3 projects. They seem to have learned a whole lot about web3 and their hardwork had been rewarded because they flexed some money they've made on their Twitter account.