I did pretty well with it. Could have been better. But I fucked up listening to a lot of the people online who I thought knew what the fuck was up.

If I hadn't deleted my Reddit account I could literally show you others smugly saying "go ahead put your money into it and let me know how it goes" almost every year I was on Reddit. I don't get how or why you guys exist like this. But you do and you're online in droves.

It's such a cool thing to witness. All these crackhead kids you would probably get off on calling dumb who go on to make lots of wealth with something like this. Meanwhile a lot of the super intelligent heroes of the story don't get much further ahead but keep doubling down every year.

I agree. I thought the idea and technology behind it was really interesting.

But also looking back. Writing was on the wall. A lot of people justify not investing into it. But truth is this was a vehicle that a lot of people could have been well off with. But online types couldn't help but shit on it.

Is it great? No.

Could people have changed their lives? Absolutely.

Will they get another chance like this? Probably not.

And it's one of those moments in my like where I'm kind of waking up to the type of people who did this complaining about crypto or AI or Google or whatever the new thing is. They're always there just acting like a body guard to opportunity for growth and improvement. It's the Reddit mentality the r/relationship advice mob shouting DIVORCE at every opportunity. It sucks because people do listen to them.