Day 906 🐿️📖
Today, for reasons nobody bothered to explain, I was handed the role of responsible adult and sent into the mountains with my nine-year-old capybara cousin, a squirrel, a wolf, a bear and a fox who claims he’s related to
@MetaMask . Nobody has verified this.
@Backpack would’ve been proud — five little troublemakers, six backpacks, enough snacks for a week, and absolutely nobody willing to admit who was carrying the water.
The capybara gave us a very intelligent explanation of why jumping into freezing mountain water was a terrible idea, then jumped in first. That pretty much established our risk management strategy for the rest of the day. From there we went full
@solana and
@Pumpfun — faster, higher, stronger. Mostly faster whenever someone looked under a rock. Somewhere along the way we caught a frog, immediately turned it into a scientific research project, then found a snake and discovered that five seconds is apparently enough to abandon both science and dignity.
By lunch we were all sitting around one big table — wet, hungry and arguing over whose idea it was to investigate the snake in the first place. The capybara won the argument by using words nobody else understood. I looked at my phone, thought about
@elonmusk and the rest of the internet waiting on the other side of the screen, and mentally told all of them to fuck off for the day. I had mountains, food, friends and five little idiots who somehow still had all their limbs. X could survive without me until tomorrow.
By sunset everyone was tired, dirty and ridiculously happy. No charts, no predictions, no waiting for
@keeper_wallet’s “something incredible” or
@cryptorover next bull market. Just cold water, mountains, friends and six idiots who somehow all made it home. I was supposed to be the responsible adult today. Everyone survived, so I’m counting it as another flawless day of risk management. 🐿️📖