“6 years ago, I lost $12,000 trading. Now I make up to $30,000 a month in passive DeFi income.” metatalks.ai/from-trader-to-… The guys from MetaTalks did a short interview with me, where we discussed modern ways to make money in crypto, my project where I plan to teach people passive income in DeFi, and my current work as Content Lead for a multi-million-dollar blockchain project.

People are chasing 1000x memecoins without realizing there's an entire fucking industry built around selling them that dream. The same teams launch dozens of coins every day. Influencers shill them. Retail buys the fantasy of getting rich overnight. One trader in a million might actually hit the jackpot. But the people launching the coins get paid regardless. Stop trying to win at the casino as a player. Become the fucking casino.

Gn

When Nasdaq and crypto were crashing yesterday, LP farmers were chilling and collecting traders' blood (but not much blood, tbh 😂). But still — this is why I prefer LP farming over trading. Market up? I made money. Market down? I made money. Market up? I made 3x money.

Gm

Continue to cook with LPs 🚀 Today closed many Uniswap based pools and scaled Solana pools. Capital is rotating to Solana now 100% ethereum:0x57e114b691db790c35207b2e685d4a43181e6061 looking really good rn especially

I spent 9 years working at a factory before I started making some money in crypto. And I don't regret those years. They taught me the value of money, discipline, and what it feels like to work a regular job 15 hours a day. If you're still working a 9–5 while trying to build something bigger, keep going, man. Your current situation doesn't have to be your final one 🤝

Gm!

Tuesday was a cook for LPs! Another $549.90 It's always fun to me how traders studying charts for years, trade for 12 hours a day and still unprofitable, when I'm just spend 30mins a day to check my DeFi positions 😂 Man I love LP farming 🔥

Guess the coin?

The easiest way to get rich in crypto? 1. Get a job 2. DCA your salary into crypto 3. Lend your assets on Aave 4. Use borrowed funds to farm liquidity pools offering 150% APR 5. Reinvest your profits and make 3–4x your capital every year This is an actual investment strategy. You're building capital over time instead of losing on memecoins and start from 0 every time. Crypto and stocks are tools for growing your capital, not earning your living 🙏

Everyone on X is apparently super successful, reading 10 books a month and grinding 24/7 😂 I work on weekends pretty often too, but man, sometimes I just wanna play some video games. Recently got hooked on Aion 2. I only get like 2 hours to play on weekends, but damn, this game looks amazing and I'm loving the Assassin class! Any tips for someone who's never played Aion before?

One of the craziest things about DeFi is that you can earn money from people buying AND selling the same token. You don't even have to be right about the next move 😂 That's what got me hooked on liquidity pools.

Unpopular opinion: Most crypto bros spend way too much time trying to predict the next 10x. Meanwhile, there are people making money from the trading volume they generate when losing 😂 LP farming deserves way more attention.

Friday hits different when you don't spend the whole week waiting for it. I spent 9 years working in a factory, so trust me, I know that feeling 😂 Now I sometimes forget what day it is. Still feels weird.

Gm!

A boring job has funded more crypto portfolios than day trading ever will. Has trading actually made you more money than your salary?

Halfway through October, and LP farming keeps treating me well 💸 Not as good as summer, but still around $500 a day lately just from trading fees. Closed a few weaker pools today and moved more capital into NEAR, ENA, and TAO. Solana fees is flying this days. Btw, I don’t see many people on CT talking about long-term LP strategies. Want me to share mine?

Where does the money we make from LPs actually come from? 🤔 Every time someone swaps through our pool, they pay a trading fee. Whether they’re buying another memecoin, panic-selling, taking profit, or swapping for the fifth time that day. We supply the tokens they trade against, so we collect a share of those fees. Say a pool charges 0.3% per swap. A $10,000 trade generates $30 in fees. The portion allocated to LPs is shared between the liquidity providers active at that price. That’s why I look at trading volume and how much liquidity is competing for those fees. A busy pool can generate plenty of fees, but how much we collect depends on where we position our liquidity. And those fees are separate from token price moves. My tokens can go up or down in value while the position earns fees from swaps. So we earn both from fees and price changes. Other people trade, we collect fees 😎