Even when sleep-deprived and facing obstacles, pursuing what you love makes everything else fade away, leaving only the objective.

Today, I wanted to code and implement new features for the pool.

I spent all day DLLMing using @MeteoraAG because Trump had other plans for us 😂

Eight months ago, I had no involvement in crypto, owning just a small amount of BTC mined at my parents' house with a random GPU.

Now, I spend most of my free time working on a crypto project and using dApps.

Time in crypto truly feels like it moves two or three times faster.

Until a few months ago, I never would have imagined starting a project. Yet here I am, working hard on @excalivator, coming up with ideas daily to improve and help it grow.

The year 2024 marked the beginning of my crypto journey; 2025 promises to be something even bigger.

Some days, it's hard to maintain focus and not get sidetracked, as so much can happen in such a short time.

Being in crypto is wild; in just one day, so much can change.

You are a programmer, so you are good at math!

Actually, I'm not! I just excel at asking search engines and AI to solve my problems.

Today, I want to ask you all something:

How do you handle and organize tasks when you have too much to do?

My to-do list keeps growing, and I would appreciate any feedback on how to manage it.

Coming from X/Twitter/the name you want to give it and being in the crypto space is quite strange to see a place without many references to crypto and with such a different "environment"