robinhood became legendary the day retail stopped asking for permission and made wall street flinch.
$memestock is that entire moment
stripped down to a ticker and put onchain.
so… left or right?
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it's 3.30 am and i just went out for a walk, lit a cigarette and started thinking about everything ive lived and whats still coming. been into crypto since 2021 mostly because i was always into math, took my first real steps when i was 15. jumped into this current market mid 2024. from that day till now ive made some ironic pnl gains and lost a lot too, but i never sat still. studying software at uni, learning languages, building my own things on the side. today im back at zero again. like properly at the absolute bottom... but with all the experience. and i genuinely believe with the right strategy and timing, when the time really comes ill reach the levels i want. used to get depressed whenever something went wrong, now i just see it as part of the process. mentalitys everything. im gonna try every single path till the end, down to the smallest detail. and this isnt even just about the market, one day everything in my head is gonna become real. as nietzsche said, was mich nicht umbringt macht mich stärker..
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yo @renrutts, i cooked up a website
got a little simple game coming next and i’ll keep leveling up the site with more details.
hoping to grab a small $gappy bag too, building together feels right
@gaptoothlizard let’s ride this wave.
$ETH to 140k baby
gappyeth.vercel.app
Valve just warned about the RAM shortage getting worse because of AI demand.
feels like early here
this narrative could easily gain more traction
and $RAM sitting at 15k mcap
0xbdb805bf653e4cbf6d6207571ff47e2c98877777
Valve says the global memory shortage isn’t improving, warning that RAM and SSD prices are likely to keep rising.
“There’s no light at the end of the tunnel, honestly. It’s still getting worse.”
Valve says memory manufacturers are focusing on high-end chips for AI servers, leaving less supply for consumer hardware.
“Things that were commodity items a year or two ago… now you have to negotiate really hard just to secure a few thousand. And there are so many more people in line in front of you.”
Valve sees no improvement anytime soon.
