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I still remember buying Bitcoin on Coinbase when it was between $200 and $400. At the same time, I bought Ethereum around $10 and remember thinking, “Wow… this is really interesting.”
Then I sold eight Bitcoin to take a vacation to California.
At the time, it felt exciting and harmless. Looking back now, that may have been one of the most expensive vacations imaginable.
Over the years, I bought more Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, sold them, rotated positions, and eventually exited completely. But the experience taught me something incredibly valuable: it taught me to trust my ability to recognize transformative technology early.
Most people only believe in something after the world validates it. But when you were there early enough to see Bitcoin before institutions, before ETFs, before Wall Street, it changes the way you look at technology forever.
That’s why I pay attention when I feel that same spark again.
I love cryptology. I love economics. I love true innovation and systems thinking. And when I look at DFINITY and Internet Computer, I see something fundamentally different from the rest of the crypto market.
Not hype. Not memes. Not just another token.
I see infrastructure.
I see a vision of decentralized compute, AI agents, sovereign cloud systems, autonomous software, and a completely new architecture for the internet itself.
People can disagree with me, and that’s okay. But conviction is built through experience. I’ve already lived through one technological revolution early enough to understand what it feels like before the rest of the world catches on.
I’ve gone through the highs and lows with ICP. I’ve watched the volatility, the skepticism, the narratives, the market cycles — and my conviction only grew stronger.
Michael Saylor once said:
> “You buy the winning network and you hold on for dear life.”
That resonates deeply with me.
I’m not here because I think this is easy. I’m here because I genuinely believe we are watching the emergence of a new technological era in real time. And for me, being part of that journey is exciting beyond words.
Maybe the world sees it later. Maybe it takes years. Great technologies often do.
But I know what I see.
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