Sovereign Individual - How to win your independence from the captilastic slavery

I logged into this forum after 3 years, a lot has changed ever since. The most relevant thing I can think of sharing is my journey to financial freedom through crypto. Here's how:

There are three kinds of people in crypto:
1. Traders: Educated Gamblers, I despise them.
2. Hodlers: Optimistic patient fools.
3. Programmers: The winners, the creators.

There is the certainty of making a passive profit only by being a programmer and that is what I am here to motivate you for. Here's what you need to do:
1. Learn basic programming
2. Learn about ethereum and smart contracts
3. Learn web3 and the solidity programming language
4. Learn about MEV (Miner Extractable Value) techniques
5. Write your own MEV bots, compete against others (there are many bots already), win the system
6. Example of bots: Liquidity bot, arbitrage bot, sniper bots and so many more

Is it difficult?
Yes

Is it worth it?
You can be financially free for the rest of your lives

How much time will it take?
Depends on how fast you learn, took me 3 months because I was a fluent programmer, can take you longer, 1 year? 2year? doesn't matter, you're never late, skills stay, opportunities keep coming.

How much money are we talking about?
the sky is the limit, $100k per month is a very realistic goal

More details?
Google stuff, and remember: no one ever shares their alpha (the secret sauce of making a profit), you need to find your own, don't try to find the easy way out, don't think of buying bots and services, they won't work, you will get scammed, the only way forward is to make your own stuff, write your own code, make your own strategies (not trading strategies, MEV strategies). Take help from open source code on GitHub (a lot of them are great).

What's the end game?
You've created bots that run 24/7, are fail-safe, require minimum human interference and you're free to pursue more noble activities than slave your way to earn bread and shelter.

The allure of money isn't in buying fancy stuff, it's in winning the freedom to pursue greater, more noble pursuits.

Signing out