the PUMP Hyperliquid pre-market was a classic case of info asymmetry collapse in real-time an interesting externality of the hyperp was that it telegraphed the setup to every participant globally, turning what started as edge into consensus the moment price discovery went public “free money” died the moment it became observable. the market showed its hand early and killed its own edge

The older I get, and the more money I earn, the more I understand that lasting fulfillment doesn’t come from reaching a specific net worth or retiring early (which I believed back then). It comes from genuinely loving the journey and finding purpose in the work itself. The people who stay motivated after "making it" aren’t only driven by status or money. They keep going because they’re passionate about what they do. Think Bezos, Zuck, Messi, Ronaldo, etc. They have unlimited money, but still keep going. They still feel they have tasks, goals, and "problems" yet to solve. Real financial freedom isn’t about quitting the game altogether. It’s having the flexibility to spend your time on things that excite and challenge you, free from external pressure. If you notice your drive slipping, take time to reconnect with your deeper "why" or look for new pursuits that genuinely inspire you. The goal should always be to find meaning, growth, and joy in your day-to-day.