Dexhawk (P/DC)

The best thing that ever happened to me was being scammed out of all my money. It was early-February of 2021, and I had been watching my friends on Facebook post screenshots of them making $50-100k a day. I reached out to one of them and asked what he was selling or doing to make so much money. He told me he bought a bunch of crypto early, and held it for years. When I asked him for advice on what I should do, he told me buy something new that’s just launched and hold. I asked him where I could do that, he said DeFi was where everything launched. So that’s what I did. I deposited our life savings into Coinbase, made a Coinbase wallet, put my money on there, waited for someone in the crypto group to call a coin and I threw everything we had into it. I didn’t know what contract addresses were, so I just searched for the ticker and bought the first coin I saw. In 16 minutes, everything was gone. I went to sell, nothing was happening. I started to panic… because it wasn’t just my money I lost… We had just had our first kid just a little bit prior, and the only reason I wanted to make this money was to provide a good life for her. I walked over to my baby’s bedroom where my wife was playing with our infant daughter, and trembling with fear I told her… “I think I just lost all of our money… I don’t know how but I promise I’ll make it back” I expected fury… but she could see that the pain I was experiencing was greater than anything she could cause. She looked at me and said “I trust you, do what you have to do” I locked myself away in my office for 16-20 hours a day, and learned everything I could about defi. I read the gitbooks of uniswap, of ethereum, etherscan, I learned to read solidity code, I learned to audit wallets, transactions, the entire ledger. I attacked crypto with a vengeance, I vowed I would NEVER be scammed again. I would turn this pain into power. I couldn’t quit, my daughter Elyria needed her dad to figure this out. After two weeks straight of 16 hour days, I took the remaining $100 I had left and put $80 of it into a new project I found after auditing it fully. This was February 28th of 2021. I had nothing left to lose… That $80 turned into $40,000 in 3 weeks, took $35,000 of it and paid off all our debts and paid our landlord a few weeks late. Took the remaining $5,000 and reinvested it, and kept doing that over and over. By November of 2021, in just 9 MONTHS that $80 had turned into $14,000,000, a paid off home, paid off cars, retired parents, and a life for my wife and daughters that I never imagined. I changed the entire future of my family and bloodline… All because someone scammed me.

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Tell me the number that is biggest then this Only 1 percent will succeed

@spectrumarvel Bruh, silver surfer at $200 is insane. I'd take 5 of him if I could. But I'll go with Spiderman, Sentry/Void, Silver surfer, and the Scarlet Witch

Who you picking?

BIG OOOF

@BigCheds Bruh imagine listening to this. BTC peaked at 126.2 the next day, and is now at 65k.

This is my quant

@msdjones86 @WatcherGuru It's both philanthropy, and a publicity stunt marketing strategy. They will pay to stock and staff the store with their protocol profits. They will write those costs off on their taxes. They will get free press and publicity from doing this.

@WatcherGuru Cool concept, but curious how a ‘free grocery store’ will sustain itself long term.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Crypto prediction platform Polymarket announces launch of a "free grocery store" in New York City.

@AntigravityScan @WatcherGuru Shhhh, we know. Don't spoil it. It's genius.

This is a strategic pivot from digital speculation to real-world branding. Polymarket is using its massive protocol revenue to capture physical-world attention in a high-density area. Bridging the gap between a "prediction market" and a "free grocery store" creates a unique social narrative. From a value perspective, this is a customer acquisition cost (CAC) play disguised as philanthropy. The goal is to normalize the brand name for the general public before the next wave of adoption. ⚙️

@Mishi_2210 999

Tell me the number that is biggest then this Only 1 percent will succeed

@EZebroni @elonmusk 6-Seater Model X fits 4 kids as long as 2 of the kids are old enough to sit in a booster (6+ years old)

Hey @elonmusk, can you make us a full size SUV? I am trying to convince my wife to have a fourth kid. A full-size SUV will fix the “four kids won’t fit in our Tesla” problem. Help!

@Hitchslap1 almost 81% of female voters vs only 76% of male voters.

Surprisingly, women were more likely than men to support mandatory paternity testing at birth. What can best explains this?

@NoDMsPerfavore B, pelvis and ribcage gave it away

Which is the woman?

@BarbellFi Disney. If he pays off that debt, he'll just rack up new debt again on other bullshit. The memories he will make with his kids will last a lifetime.

My coworker is 40 with 2 young kids Been living paycheck to paycheck And has $5k in credit card debt Never been on vacation as a family Just got a $5k bonus at work He can finally pay off the credit card Or can take the family to Disney Which one should he choose? 🤔

@MatrixMysteries It's called interest and fees. You got 3 options: Get good at understanding and negotiating the numbers. Get rich enough to just pay for it outright. Buy something cheaper.

An American finances a $111,916 truck and pays $1,898 a month. After 84 payments, the total hits $159,464 — for the SAME truck. He pays $47,548 EXTRA. This isn’t “financing” — it’s legalized robbery.

Oof, a month ago.

@stephsmithio Sounds like you become the bottleneck when you only hire people who you can do the work of. You should hire people to replace aspects of what you do for scalability and free up time, but also hire people to expand beyond what you are capable of so the company can grow beyond you

You should be capable of doing 100% of the work of the ppl you manage: Y/N?

@HazelAppleyard I think it's great for her. People who don't want kids shouldn't have kids. They'd probably be shit parents and raise bullies, psycopaths, or monsters.

When you watch stuff like this as a parent, you realise how truly empty and meaningless all of those things are.