Sahil Bindal

It’s crazy to think that I had literally developed AI agents back in 2023 and pitched them to multiple business in India to help streamline their processes like customer service etc, they all told me to kick rocks saying it was a waste of time. Today those same business are all scrambling to find agents or already have agents deployed to help optimize their processes. Wish I hadn’t given up on the idea. Lesson learned.

Made it past main engine cut off and core stage separation, everything went well. Now we wait patiently.

Today we went back to the moon. So excited for the Artemis II launch. It’s been 57 years since we have gone to the moon. I’m so excited for what’s to come.

18 I appreciate anyone who has made it this far. thank you for reading and hearing me out.

Growing up, I had two core interests Space and markets Space fascinated me because of physics and the unknown Markets fascinated me because they felt like the hardest puzzle in the world driven by human psychology

17 I am choosing to believe that it is possible to build something meaningful without stepping on others to get there And that is the path I am going to try and figure out

16 I do not have all the answers yet But I do believe this There are people who have built the right way And I want to learn from them

15 The one thing people consistently say about me is that they trust my ethics And I want to keep that true no matter what I build or how far I go

14 If I build something of my own Will I have to make those decisions And will I have the strength to not take that path

13 But here is the question I am still wrestling with Almost every successful founder I have seen has at some point done something questionable to get ahead So is that inevitable

12 Now I am at a crossroads I will likely head back to India and figure things out from there But one thing is clear No amount of money or status is worth compromising my morals

11 After quitting I struggled more than I expected For the first time I felt like I had no value to provide Like being too morally tied to doing the right thing meant I had no place in the world I was trying to succeed in

10 So I quit Not because it was easy but because I could not justify staying in something that conflicted with my values just to maintain a life in the US

9 A big part of who I am today comes from my parents I have seen them go through absolute hell and still not break That kind of strength and selflessness shaped how I think about life More than anything I want to make them proud

8 At the same time the world felt increasingly chaotic Conflict division everyone optimizing for themselves Through life relationships and reflection I realized something simple What I actually want is to build To contribute To leave things even 0.01% better than I found them

7 That experience changed everything I saw how much of finance is built on value extraction How often people are not building they are taking

6 I still wanted to move into traditional finance That was the dream I did not land a trading role but I did enter finance through debt and personal lending

5 But as my understanding deepened so did an uncomfortable realization In markets for someone to win someone else has to lose

4 I transitioned into a trading role and started outperforming people with years more experience than me At the time I told myself I was just ahead of the curve That I was winning because I was smarter

3 During college I took a year off That is when I was introduced to crypto through an internship I started trading and instantly felt drawn to it Patterns behavior momentum it all clicked