JAYO CRYPTO on Dat MoonSH!T 🚀

3.5 years ago, I joined Coreum & Sologenic just days before Coreum launched. The vision was clear from day one, and the team behind it was deeply committed to seeing it through. Two business devs and a team of developers are all locked in on the same mission, building and launching a homegrown Layer-1 and carving out a real place for it in the market. Like any ambitious project, it was a process of figuring things out as we grew. @bobrasX and @rezabashash led that charge as CEOs and laid the foundation on which everything else is built. They've since moved into advisory roles, but they haven't stepped away. They still have real skin in the game, and honestly, that says a lot about what this project means to the people who started it. I didn't join just because it was a good opportunity, though it was. I joined because I genuinely shared the team's vision. BD in crypto isn't glamorous. It's cold outreach, late nights, explaining technology that most people aren't ready to understand yet, and finding the right partners in a space full of noise. But when you believe in what you're building, none of that feels like work. Which brings me to tx.org. Tokenization is not a buzzword anymore... It is the infrastructure layer that traditional finance has been circling for years, never quite knowing how to land. tx is where that landing happens. tx has been deliberate about who and what it brings in. Having @jaebersole1, a former SEC lawyer, on the team speaks to how seriously the legal and regulatory side is being taken. Partnering with @texture_capital ensures the infrastructure is built the right way from the ground up. These are not checkbox decisions. They are signals of where this is heading. Watching @MikeMcC1uskey take the reins as CEO has been genuinely exciting from where I've been sitting. He came in with a clear head, understood the opportunity immediately, and has been pushing tx forward in ways that are hard to ignore. And I couldn't go without saying that @madebyfavio has been one of the best colleagues I've had the privilege of working alongside. The project is in good hands, and I mean that. I say all of this because context matters. I have spent 3.5 years building in this space, not from the sidelines but from inside it, doing the work every day. I believe tx will be one of the most important tokenization platforms in the next cycle. That belief isn't hype. It's built on years of watching what works, what doesn't, and what the market is actually ready for. And with that said, this is also my goodbye to the industry side of crypto. I'm leaving my role to start my own company, @FixrSolutions. It's an AI platform for home service businesses, born out of seeing a space full of hardworking people being let down by the tools available to them. That is the problem I aim to solve next. Different industry, same obsession with building something that really matters. This industry has a way of putting the right people in your path at the right time. Over the last four or five years, I met people who started as contacts and have become people I genuinely trust and respect, both within the company and well beyond it. That does not happen in every line of work, and I do not take it lightly. To everyone who was part of this, whether I mentioned you or not, thank you. The relationships I built along the way mean more than I can put into a tweet, and they are not going anywhere. If anything, I'd love to stay connected. You know where to find me. Onwards. -CoinholderX

Many still have no idea what does it mean by MC 100 billion TX drop over the next 84 months. Hope for the best, just facts. x.com/i/status/20308…