Product Research, Design and development, fabricator, Chemist, sculptor, Artist, Materials Expert, Rapid prototyping.

Castle Chaos
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I enjoy helping new artists organize their displays on budget, and have successful shows. I enjoyed offering technical support and giving pointers on how to troubleshoot materials and processes. I have aways stopped when I see people struggling when I know I can help. I enjoyed helping other take their ideas from concept to reality. If I have walked a path and if there are hazards ahead I am gonna tell you on the way by, even if I don't know you. If you didn't notice, every show I went on was to support other streamers starting out. It was never self promotion or to sell you a product or gain any sort of revenue from it. Yes, I am totally selfish because I enjoy being helpful. So sure I do it for myself because it feels good to do the right thing. Something terribley foreign to the crypto industry. I truly hate to see people struggle. That simply is my personality. If you haven't figured that out, that's your problem, not mine. The problem I have now is too many people want my attention all the time and I can only do so much. I had to learn to say NO and say it a lot. Don't be shy, leave your hate below so everyone can Identify who you really are.
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My life isn't about crypto. My lessons can be applied toward Anything you wish to be successful at. No refunds on free pointers. I think the world is a better place when you try to lift those up around you. Don't waste your time on those that just want to get in your way and argue just to argue. It's unproductive.
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Sometimes it isn't the product at all. With the proper marketing people will buy literally almost anything. Especially with limited competition. Mainstream crypto has created quite the racket of promoting absolutely useless things as a part of there business model. Standing right at the door like a Walmart Greeter when you enter the crypto space. Since you are brand new, you look at the follower counts and assume They must know what they are talking about. They are not educators they are paid salesman pointing you toward the options they are paid to promote. Your success is unimportant as long as they get paid by their sponsors for telling you exactly what they are paid to say. Listen closely as they spend hours to tell you nothing except you should buy this. Because of the team, or the founder is cool, or because it has a lot of potential, Or trust me bro, it has good tokenomics. Their top 5 coins to get you Rich, are their top five sponsors of the week making them rich. They pump because enough people with no bags yet but them at market. When they come in, that is simple the price and it is accepted as such. Besides it's going higher anyway right? You buy things that through repetition you fee familiar and safe with. In 1975, advertising copywriter Gary Dahl was drinking with friends who were complaining about the hassle of real pets. He quipped that he had the perfect pet: a rock. No feeding, walking, cleaning, or vet bills. He then treated the gag as a product. He bought cheap smooth Mexican beach stones (about a penny each), put them in cardboard “pet carriers” with air holes and straw, and wrote a deadpan owner’s manual full of jokes about training the rock to sit and stay. The product itself was almost worthless. What sold was the packaging, the manual, and the joke. Dahl launched it at a San Francisco gift show in August 1975. Retailers ordered immediately. Newsweek coverage and appearances on The Tonight Show turned it into a Christmas fad. About 1.3–1.5 million units sold at roughly $3.95 each in a few months, making Dahl a millionaire. The craze faded by early 1976. It is often cited as an extreme example of marketing carrying a product that has almost no functional value. Dahl himself described it as packaging a sense of humor. It was one ad man deciding a joke was marketable and executing the presentation well enough that people paid for the bit. Pet Rock The first physical meme coin. Marketing wins. I am curious to see what massive never seen before marketing looks like. Because it is very important.
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In product development you don't know what's going to be a hit. That's why you offer a variety of products. Different purposes, different packaging, different price points. You don't know what the end user will favor and what will be your best seller. No one will even pay attention until you have a hit. It may not be your best or well designed product. It depends on what your customers favor based on their personal preferences. It only takes one hit to establish a brand. Only then will people take a look at additional products under that lable. Peoples impressions of your first product sets the tone for how they view your brand. Some people will swear by it, others will never touch it. Brand damage comes from the consumers, the reviews, the experiences. It isn't the company or the developer. You need the people that don't want to use your product to go away and find something else, you don't want them out in front on a picket line preventing entry. Absolutely no one cares about someone's opinion that never used it or didn't know how to use it proficiently in the first place. It's just noise. You don't need everyone. You just need your share of the market by making sure people know you are offering another option, have users that favor it, and that builds over time.
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If you moved somewhere where it rained every single day for 5 years you would be absolutely shocked if you started having Sunny days. Still carrying your umbrella, Still wearing you rain coat everyday because you are certain it's gonna rain again any moment. You know the Sun Exists. You know there are sunny days somewhere. Just your experience has only been rain. You believe Sunny days are possible literally everywhere else except where you are. But rain is a combination of environmental conditions. Conditions can change. Your bias is based on your experience, it has nothing to do with what is possible. What's possible Doesn't care about your bias. What's possible happens regardless of your participation. No one wants to hear about the sunny days you had when they have only experienced the rain.
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Bears call everything a top. I will worry about "the top" when the bears start acting like this. You'll know, feeds will be full of it. Until then, you position.
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I worked really hard on my image so people stay away from me. Somewhere I failed at it...🤣
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You understand me or you think I am the villain. I know my intent, and motivation. I teach you to be skeptical. I don't expect anyone to believe me. Stick around long enough you will figure it out yourself.
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STM was never about how do I make a coin to make a lot of money or how do I get people to give me a lot of money. This is what really screws people up. That Is what they are use to. It's was how do I create a tool to risk off and save when the market is crashing that has the same ability to gain without the downside risk. If no one uses it, I still can. Volitility makes people uncomfortable with saving.. which is a very important habit to learn and it's hard to do when people are being punished for it in crypto. You can create your own STM stable pool and earn both and feel confident you can get At least a $1 for it. It's only 1 million coins. If you don't want what's available. I am happy to buy them all for $1 myself. It is not a stable with an off switch. In this bull I will need somewhere to store my own profits and I know where the floor is on STM. Now I can't Stop people from setting up their own pools and starting under $1 But if you use an aggregator you can get at least $1 from main pool. It works because there were no freebies. Someone had to put $1 to get a coin out. No, It isn't trustless. You absolutely do have to believe I am not going to screw it up. Any founder can sink their own ship. At least Initially. It's absolutely fine if you don't want participate. It was never designed for everyone and mass adoption or to make lots of money. It is a small exclusive club that doesn't punish people with extreme volitility when they just want to risk off and save. But don't get that wrong.. it's a low cap gem and would spike really hard like everything else if everyone tried to buy it up at the same time. It just has a floor, because I am currently the only one that could damage the stability because no one else has more that 5k coins. Obviously, I much more interested it pissing people off because it actually holds value and theirs can't. This is just accounting folks. Anyone could do it, but intent and motivation matters. If I didn't do it. You would never believe me on how it could be done. But the chart is there and has been for going on 2 years in an alt apocalypse. It exists. Use it or don't. There is no reason it can't go up other than interest and participation. But I didn't lie to you about what it is. I have been teaching you this whole time. It's a study model.
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Fomo Is real. You do not want to be in this line. You want to be at the register before the store opens.
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If you are doing this. You are buying a top.
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You have heard "volitility is the price you pay for investing in the worlds MOST Volitile asset." Often everyone overlooks that statement or blows it off like They are the exception to the rule. No one is. Understand the nature of what you are investing in and understand it Absolutely can take longer than you expect and will be times where it isn't worth selling at all. There will always be lottery ticket winners. That isn't skill, that's luck. Odds are it will NOT be you. Knowing last week's numbers after they are already in, is absolutely useless to you. Just because you know someone who won, doesn't mean picking the same numbers later gets you the same results.
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Yes, 10% is a lot if you have 6 or 7 figures in. First you have to build that position. It takes time and low prices. It's either going to take more time or starting with more. Otherwise it isn't investing it is simply gambling. Be honest with goals and realistic about your time frame. A good degree takes years and a lot of money Building a business takes years constantly reinvesting a lot of money. Shortcuts often result in loss unless you are simply trying to exploit other for personal gain. Karma is real, that cost will catch up. It always does. You get out what you put in, through persistence, and personal effort. Ask yourself how much effort did you really put in? What are your expectations from that amount of effort? Often simply throwing money at a problem isn't the solution or isn't enough. Anything you do takes time and money. Less money, less commitment always results in more time. Maybe you get lucky and win the lottery but it isn't likely. I am not offering gambling classes. I wish you all success in all of your endeavors.
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But does it ever make you wonder what else you could have been wrong about? Because it should.
BTC $86k ETH $2700 Happy Monday
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Yeah...I told you how to right your bag here. What anyone chooses to do from here, Not my problem. What I do...not your problem. I've done pretty well with my own advice. If you don't understand how, it's because you were not listening, just cherry picking to make yourself feel better about not participating. No I won't be cheering the top. I was never here to create some sort of dependantcy on me. I stuck around to give people real math to right their positions regardless of their previous entry. Many benefited. That's what matters. How's your non solutions and complaining working out?
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Keep it up Nelsons. It's your fault anyone even cares what I think. Because you are the ones making it an issue and drawing attention and focus to me. I don't even generally leave my page. I would be irrelevant but you just can't keep my name out of your mouths.
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