Got a question on what I would do differently if I had $100k or $1m (instead of $10k) in crypto aka. low 7fig hell: Honestly I think I'd focus on the same, but now you can allow yourself to take a bit more risk + scale up opportunities. -Farm perp DEXes with more size --> more volume = more points = bigger airdrops -But also you could allow yourself to trade on news/narratives, you quickly find out if you like this or if you should rather allocate your time on other stuff in the space -Same with things like Polymarket/MegaETH sale: it allows you to ape a bit harder (saw a guy that went all in on the MegaETH sale today, and I think that is a bad idea. now he is illiquid for 2-3 months in the worst case, and if a black swan event were to happen all this money are gone) -Stablecoin farming with maybe 1/3 of the portfolio (AAVE/Ethena) -Try to keep 1/5 of the portfolio liquid to ape opportunities that comes your way (trades, ICOs, new liquidity campaigns, new perp DEXes, etc. -Don't think it is a good idea to fall in love with altcoins that you "are going to hold for years", not even $HYPE. It's a great token today. But this could be different in 1, 3 or 5 years. Strong opinions, loosely held. -The part from last post about a Twitter account is still very relevant. The best way to get access to the top minds in this industry is by being visible on Twitter. Write about topics you are curious about, what you want to learn more about, shitpost, and interact with people you look up to ++. Tweet every single day, even if it’s just a gm. DM people and give them advice without expecting anything in return. This is how you build friendships, and who knows, maybe you end up working together in some way later on. Just be helpful, and kind and show up daily. Twitter is crypto’s CV. You don’t need LinkedIn, and your best resume shows what you’ve created on Twitter if you ever were to apply for a job interview. But not only that, recruiters are constantly on the hunt to offer people with a strong presence on Twitter all sorts of benefits. This could be partnerships, paid deals, referral links, funded trading accounts, and when you get bigger → access to angel deals, KOL rounds++ Make an effort to associate with those who are among the world's greatest at what they do on CT within niches you find interesting. Think about it this way, chances that your friends are as genuinely interested in a particular topic as you are, is quite small, however, on Twitter, there are thousands of people who dive deep into the same rabbit holes as you do. Find them, and make them your friends. ...