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RIP Konstantin Galish 🪦
A well known Ukranian crypto investor reportedly took his own life amidst the market crash.
Here's my story, in case you think everything has been a fairy tale for me:
I have been into market since 2020 — I had a Telegram channel which was among the top channels to post airdrop and support projects I made good fortune in solana especially memecoins used to invest $20 and made it to 300x still remember those days even had multiple promotional offers on my Channel alone then a day came I had lost it all into crypto because my whole portfolio was into solana memecoins worth over $100k i thought it was over for me so i shifted my some left over capital into Bnb memecoins & Guess what I lost there also over $150k but this time due to hack I had a portfolio of over $250k on the solana alone in the early 2021 when the market was at the top I never sold single token when the market crashed I lost it all not just because of holding tokens but because I was too dumb to beleive in project's vision I still remember that day I was too young had suicidal thoughts I was underage wanted to kill myself i tried too but someone stopped and that someone told me
If you can't make it back u didn't deserve it at first place
That hit me hard i always thought I was no one but guess what life always gives u choice & I chose
Next what I did was — I borrowed $70 for gas fees so I can continue farming airdrop , from which i started earning some amount , This time I Had a vision of building something so i Built @WebcoinLabs from scratch putting in effort again with over 100+ clients and made connection with over 1,500+ Kols , Raised over $1M+ for projects Now Definitely I decided to take profit but again Market crashed and this time it was worse because of luna and Ftx , It was so worse had to layoff all the team members in few months all the money I had put into webcoin again because I always believed in the vision
I was alone my funds were exhausting and a day came my whole funds got exhausted again to zero , I Lost this time and this time my wound was too deep I joined college started studying sidelined crypto for a while and focused more on my skills somehow I used to earn money you know airdrop sh*t ..
It took me 2 years to overcome my depression almost 3 years has passed since then , I stopped posting on my channel and it went dead I knew the consequences of my inactiveness yet i came back , I lost all my clients in web3 , Money and most importantly friends in web3 in these 3 years yeah It took me 1 year to get everything back on track , why ? Because I got addicted to some habits I shouldn't had and it was seriously too bad
And here I am 5 years into crypto lost everything almost 3 times survived worst crashes gained skills learnt many things hard way , Lost clients , Lost friends , Lost my own respect here standing alone and still fighting , Though I didn't made my whole fortune back I am still in a better Postion now
This is the story which has no ending yet and Yeah if I can do it you can do it too
well now i can say devcon's vibe better than ibw
cool music, loved to interact with people thou i wasn't able interact much as I usually do , was way too tired
one thing's for sure people actually build a lot of cool stuffs to demonstrate but let's talk real
> people are winning hackathons and yet staying unemployed or building products with no backings
> hiring specifically in crypto had a real downtrend you won't see dev roles as there used to be
> people are looking for more funding and they aren't able to capture market
> most of the products from people are yet stuck in beta version or testnet
> you will find aggresive yet very friendly people whereas calm but very annoying person
one more thing I wanted people to talk more about agentic commerce, open source hardwares, os and most importantly about robotics and shit
ibw was great. but there's something about indian conferences we need to talk about
don't get me wrong, ibw was genuinely great. bringing together so many builders, founders, creators and investors under one roof is no small thing
but a few things caught my attention.
> the crowd
loved the energy, not so much the etiquette.
people blocking walkways, crowding booths and interrupting conversations.
bro, it's a web3 conference, not a college fest 😭
nothing against students or beginners, we all start somewhere. but a little spatial awareness wouldn't hurt
> the networking paradox»
everyone was networking, but somehow meaningful conversations felt rare
creators were cool, people were friendly, but most already had their circles
and when you show up alone, breaking into those circles isn't as easy as twitter makes it look
> feeling alone among hundreds
this was the weirdest part, surrounded by people from the same industry, yet struggling to find people on the same wavelength.
maybe it's because i'm more into stablecoins, payment infrastructure and boring financial plumbing than the latest crypto narrative
i wanted to talk about what we're actually building, not just what's pumping man
> one thing i'd change
better crowd management around booths and speakers would make the experience much smoother
especially when international attendees are watching how india's web3 ecosystem is growing
> the takeaway
met some interesting people, including @IAmNickDodson and @rishabhkeshan
huge credit to the ibw team for pulling this off
anyone else felt this at @IBWofficial, or am i just bad at networking? lmao
Rishu retweeted
The largest crypto exchange in the world just experienced the largest robbery in human history—and the person running it is a nomadic autistic man in Dubai posting “Funds are SAFU!”
What a time to be alive.
🚨 $2.7B moved from binance hot wallets — possible hack?
on oct 29, binance-linked wallets reportedly transferred ~$2.7B in USDT, ETH and other assets to a newly created wallet.
some analysts flagged possible tornado cash links, raising concerns.
however, binance had scheduled wallet maintenance, and no hack has been confirmed.
wallet to watch: "0x5227f603c1ee34ce3c06efe6477003bdfccb2f8c"
internal transfer or something bigger?
got superteam approved, who all are coming to solana's @superteam india summit
met someone at an event and forgot to stay in touch?
not anymore, meet connectirl.xyz
now open for @EFDevcon, @IBWofficial & @superteam's solana summit.
not bad
8% return in a single day
there isn't much liquidity in this so def need to stay cautious, but why jio ?
honestly their revenue says it all, definitely there is an active controversy going on which leaves a space to buy this at cheap (not that cheap tbh) but not expecting a huge returns from this
$3.2 Billion Ipo with $110B+ Valuation but these are fresh issues
gmp is still above 20% that means listing gains are pretty decent considering the sectors telecom, shopping, media, cloud, iot & hardware.
for the past 48 hours, there's been practically no electricity in gurgaon, and it made me realise what life was like before the internet
before jio & airtel made cheap internet accessible life used to be so different.
people actually went outside and played sports. evenings spent discussing about cars, comparing salaries, and bitchin about HR ( still happens thou).
cyber cafe had their own aura. paying ₹20 for an hour of internet felt like a luxury. downloading a song was an achievement, playing GTA Vice City was peak entertainment,
nobody cared about their screen time, and nobody was trying to monetise every single hobby.
you could sit on a rooftop for hours doing absolutely nothing, and somehow it never felt boring.
48 hours without electricity made me realise something: we have made life ridiculously convenient, but somewhere along the way, we forgot how to enjoy being bored.
not saying life was necessarily better back then. technology has changed our lives for the better in countless ways.
also, gurgaon, please fix your electricity. i've had enough character development for this week.






















