Greenyeth

Make a prediction for 2026 👇
Mine: Bitcoin trades in the 50k region.

People think NYE is about parties. It’s really about spending time with who you choose to build your life with.
Massive shoutout to my wife! Thank you for everything you do!

This is EXACTLY what we needed in 2026

It’s pretty simple - accumulate as much BTC as possible in a bear market.

I made my first $10k in crypto buying when nobody cared and taking profit when everyone was euphoric.
Same strategy still works - only the size changes. That’s why I’m greedy for the next bear market: turning six-figure positions into seven-figure outcomes.
Maybe thats 2026, maybe it's not... either way I stay patient for better opportunities.

Launching a coin as a creator (Zora, pumpfun streams) is a content death trap for three reasons:
1. Your audience stops caring about you & only cares about price
2. Every down candle turns your content into a liability
3. You lock yourself into defending a chart instead of creating freely
We’ve seen this with pumpfun streamer coins, once price becomes the product, creators lose narrative control and burn trust fast. Good creators compound attention. Tokens accelerate attention… then collapse it.

Suddenly it’s New Year’s Eve again… and you’re wondering where the year even went.
Time didn’t always feel like this. When you were younger, days felt like years, summers dragged on, milestones felt far away.
Now everything blurs, weeks disappear, months go by without any notice and another year closes before you’ve fully processed the last one.
It’s not that time is moving faster, it’s that life is fuller, noisier and more fragmented. You’re constantly reacting instead of reflecting.
The scary part isn’t getting older, it’s realising how easy it is to drift through years without consciously c

Why the hell have memecoins communities moved away from TG into X communities? That's so dumb.

Comparison is the fastest way to kill momentum.
The thief of joy isn’t failure it’s comparing your chapter 3 to someone else’s chapter 20.
I fall into this trap constantly.
- Comparing followers
- Comparing engagement
- Comparing income
- Comparing business timelines that don’t even share the same starting point
And the dangerous part? Most of the people you’re comparing yourself to didn’t get there by being better, they got there by being louder, earlier or luckier at a specific moment.
Progress doesn’t look linear when you’re inside it, it appears slow, messy and invisible, but if you’re lea