I first heard about Bitcoin in 2012 from a friend who was mining with multiple computers. The idea fascinated me, but I didn’t invest—I wasn’t sure if Bitcoin would be the one to change money forever.
When Ethereum launched, I became a believer. The technology was elegant, offering true freedom, protection, and anonymity. In early 2016, I invested—but the company disappeared with all the money after a year.
That loss taught me the most valuable lesson: never outsource your research. I had trusted someone else’s analysis. Big mistake. Since then, I’ve never lost money on my own crypto decisions.
I’m not a day trader. I focus on middle- and long-term investments, analysing technology and market fundamentals. I studied finance at Yale online, read extensively, and dived deep into blockchain mechanics.
By 2018, I was back in—investing in Ethereum, studying Monero, and expanding carefully. Today, I teach others to avoid the mistakes I made and build wealth strategically in crypto.
Crypto isn’t a lottery. It’s about education, patience, and making informed decisions. That’s what I help people understand.