Jay

Looking for a few people who are serious about changing their lives in the next 12 months. I want to build a small private community where we work together, share ideas, push each other and grow together. The goal is simple: spend the next year giving it our all and see how far we can go. I’m all in, Looking for people who are just as serious. If that sounds like you, let’s connect 🤝

My @EFDevcon week experience in Mumbai. ❤️ Honestly, these few days gave me a lot more than I expected. A few things I'll take away from this experience: - Finally met both my mentors in person. - Spent 2+ days talking with them about life, markets, money, success and everything in between. - Met 15–20 amazing traders IRL. - Connected with 5 traders managing portfolios worth millions. - Got much needed clarity on what I want to do next and where I should put my focus. Coming back with a much clearer vision. I've decided to go into ghost mode for the next 12 months across all social media, except X. I want to dedicate this next year to a few things: - Building my personal brand here on X. - Taking content creation seriously. - Sharing more of what I learn along the way. - Building one of the biggest trader communities out there. I don't want to just talk about growth. I want to put in the work and actually build something meaningful. If you're serious about trading, learning and growing, stick around. Let's build something special together 🫡 This is just the beginning.

Spending $5K on a side event just to get 30 people in the room, when 20–25 of them already know your project, is crazy. You're basically spending $1K per new user to onboard them into your ecosystem. If the goal is marketing, that same $5K could fund 5 micro-campaigns, reach different communities and bring in actual new users. But sure, let's burn the treasury on overpriced venues, free drinks and a few group photos. At some point, projects need to focus on getting actual users instead of just hosting events.

Next Devcon will be in Lisbon. Let’s fucking go! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Biggest regret people will have in 2027: Not trading perps.

Something I've noticed at Devcon and other Web3 events Over time, I've met quite a few people who were new to Web3, and I've tried to help them in different ways by sharing my experience, making introductions, connecting them with opportunities, and helping them find their way in this space. But something I've noticed is that when you meet some of these people again after a while, their attitude feels completely different. Some barely recognize you. Some say, Oh yeah, I almost forgot about you, and some act like they're suddenly too busy or too important to even have a normal conversation Of course, I understand that people meet hundreds of others at events, and nobody is expected to remember everyone. But sometimes it makes you think... Does getting a little recognition, a few thousand followers, or some new connections really change the way we see and treat people? There's nothing wrong with growing, meeting new people, building connections, or becoming successful. That's the whole point, right? But I just feel that no matter how far you go, you should never forget how you started or the people who were there when you were figuring things out. A little success shouldn't make us forget basic human values. Web3 is a small world. You never know when you might need someone's help again. But I'm curious... have you ever experienced something like this in the Web3 space? Would love to know what you guys think. Is it just me, or have you noticed this too?

I will build one of the biggest trading communities out there in the next few months. Who's joining me on this journey?

Drop your favorite Devcon side events!! Looking to meet amazing people, connect with builders, and be part of some great conversations. What events should I not miss? 👇

Devcon, here I come! 🇮🇳 Heading to Mumbai tomorrow! I’ll be there from Nov 1–8, exploring the city, meeting amazing people, and enjoying a chill week. Super excited to meet you all, make new connections, and create some unforgettable memories. See you guys soon. Much love! ❤️

you gotta be shameless to survive in bd 😭

Being a girl in this space comes with its own set of privileges sorry guys, y’all still have to grind 10–15 hours a day to make it.

Guys, what do you do for yourself when you’re feeling low? Asking for myself.

i must be rich

Starting from zero is never easy. Some days I feel low, some days I feel lost, but I keep going with one hope, that someday, all my hard work will pay off!

Sunday check-in, chat. What's your one rule that saved you this week? Mine: no leverage after midnight.

Finally

how a $68m address-poisoning theft happened: 1. scammer sends you a tiny tx from an address that matches yours in the first and last few characters 2. it shows up in your history 3. next time, you copy the "familiar" address from history 4. you just sent it to the scammer fix: save addresses in an address book, check the full string, send a test tx

Can you actually make money in the long run with 1000x leverage? Asking for my trader-gambler friend!

Community update: Added 12 new members today! The goal is to build a supportive community where everyone can learn and grow together. Want to be part of it? DM me with a short introduction about yourself and let’s grow together.

papertrade: lose money, get $paper • paper is non transferable, for now. so you can't even sell your losses • you have to stake them and wait • even your losses are built for the long term 💀

Totally agree with her! I get so many opportunities, but because of this, people are willing to pay me 4–5 times less than what I deserve. I’ve never accepted such offers because I believe that if I have the skills to deliver the same value as ppl from other regions, or even exceed it, I deserve to be paid fairly for my work. That’s why I’ve either turned down such opportunities or clearly said no. You should know your worth and never settle for less than you deserve.