Early Airbnb Investor. Early Bitcoin Investor. Early Bitcoin ATM Operator. Generated $100M+ in Bitcoin Sales. Founder @CryptoDispenser @Sadaqly @CarTruvo
Chicago, IL
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I pitched @cryptodispenser at @consensus2024 and it was probably one of the best moments in my life.
I was nervous as fuck, but I'm glad I did it and looking back it makes me proud to know that I challenged myself to do things even when they were a little scary.
Thanks to @SeanMEverett for supporting me and the company, and everyone else that has been rooting for us since we started.
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One of the largest crypto exchanges gets hacked for $6 billion and bitcoin sold off less than 5%?
Bullish.
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🚨 THE TITANIC WASN'T A TRAGEDY. IT WAS A MASS EXECUTION TO BIRTH THE FEDERAL RESERVE SLAVE SYSTEM 🚨
In 1912 the Rothschild banking cartel and their puppet J.P. Morgan needed to eliminate the final roadblocks to total control over America's money. Three of the richest and most influential men on Earth stood in their way. These men saw the scam clearly and fiercely opposed the creation of a private central bank that would enslave generations:
John Jacob Astor IV: wealthiest man aboard, strong Tesla supporter, outspoken critic of centralized banking tyranny.
Benjamin Guggenheim: mining billionaire with massive influence.
Isidor Straus: Macy's empire founder, another titan who refused to kneel.
These three billionaires rejected the Federal Reserve Act: a sinister private cartel owned by elites, designed to print infinite fiat debt, finance endless wars, and profit from human misery and death.
So the cabal set the trap. The "unsinkable" Titanic's maiden voyage became the perfect hit.
J.P. Morgan, who owned the White Star Line and financed the ship's construction, suddenly canceled his personal trip at the last moment. His friend Milton Hershey also backed out and went on to build his chocolate empire instead. Coincidence?
The ship was pushed at full speed into a known iceberg field with only half the required lifeboats. Even worse: Titanic featured experimental electromagnetic deck-sealing technology. Watertight doors that could lock passengers below decks like prisoners while the elite escaped.
Outcome? Astor, Guggenheim, and Straus perish in the icy Atlantic. Opposition erased.
Less than two years later (1913-1914) the Federal Reserve Act is forced through under suspicious Christmas Eve conditions. A private banking cartel now controls the U.S. money supply, charges interest on debt conjured from nothing, and funds world wars, depressions, and endless inflation theft.
The Rothschilds and Morgan didn't just get away with murder. They built the greatest financial enslavement machine in history.
Wake up. The "accident" was a deliberate strike. The iceberg was the murder weapon. The Fed was the reward.
Japan’s @yutokanzakireal already warned about the upcoming engineered crisis to give birth to a new system.
Who else has to vanish before the next major power grab? 👀
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Our team is doing everything we can to support in the current situation, including blocking sends to compromised wallets. We've also reached out to Binance to offer our help.
Moments like this call for the industry to work together. Openly sharing any useful information and helping to protect customers should come first, regardless of which platform they use. If you can do anything to help, please do!
Crypto has been through many tough times, and has always come out stronger on the other side. This won’t be any different.
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Biggest crypto heist ever and it didn't need a single smart contract exploit
just a compromised laptop
Over $6.3B drained in 20 min!
Another proof that humans are the real security risk. Every system is hackable because of the human factor.
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I can only imagine how bad the devops engineer that was breached must feel.
I don't know if he was on linked in.
But if you're a devops engineer in crypto, get off of LinkedIn!
It's how the hackers find you. There are pages and pages of binance devops engineers listed there.
When you join a crypto company and proudly add it to your @LinkedIn profile, you are automatically added to the hackers' spearphish machine around the globe. It's a liability. @cz_binance
The hard truth is that @LinkedIn is where hackers start their day. @LinkedIn provides a complete org chart of all your employees. While we've known this for years as an industry, we've done shockingly little about it. Meanwhile, hackers have completely automated the process and know your new employees within days of their start.
This is why @BitGo banned employee profiles on @LinkedIn last year. It's also why @BitGo never hires someone we haven't physically met (North Koreans don't leave DPRK!)
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I bought Bitcoin to become my own bank.
Apparently, my bank now operates out of a sock drawer. ₿😂
#Bitcoin #SelfCustody #CryptoDispensers
🤖 Made with AI
ALT Crypto Dispensers humor graphic showing a hardware wallet nestled among navy and ivory socks in a gold-lit drawer. Headline: “My bank’s headquarters.”
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A founder who makes $300K a year for 10 years and then sells their startup for $3M has made $6M from one business and I think that's a pretty underrated way to get wealthy.
Imagine bootstrapping a small SaaS company.
You've got 5 employees, a few hundred customers, and a product that solves a pretty boring problem.
Nobody is writing TechCrunch articles about you.
You're probably not getting invited to speak at startup conferences lol.
But every year you're making $300K.
Over 10 years, that's $3M.
Then one day you decide you're ready to move on.
You find a buyer who loves the business and sell it for another $3M.
That's $6M in total earnings and sale proceeds before taxes.
All from a company you built from scratch.
I think founders sometimes forget that you can make a ton of money along the way and still have a valuable business to sell at the end.
You don't need to build the next unicorn.
A profitable little startup that quietly makes money for a decade can turn into a pretty incredible financial outcome.
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The government demands accountability from everyone it accuses. It’s about time it answered for the accusations it makes.
