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Yes, I liquidated my son’s college fund. That capital is now deployed into higher-yield, asymmetric crypto positions instead of sitting in a depreciating education pipeline. The fact he’s currently working at McDonald’s is actually a positive externality — early exposure to real-world systems while I position us for generational upside.
Yes, I sold my wife’s wedding ring. Again, this was a non-productive asset with zero yield. People saying “she left” are missing the bigger picture. When you start operating at a higher financial frequency, not everyone can keep up with the velocity. That’s not loss — that’s divergence.
And yes, I’ve taken on external liquidity (which some of you dramatically call “loans”). Leverage is a tool. If you’re not using it, you’re voluntarily capping your upside.
worse are the mods who are buddy with the devs
those are the worst
maybe try again another time
tf2 no go
other one dont wanna tbh
perma'd from TF2 and DF2 forums b/c salty mods lol
7 day ban (qeans was 3 day ban)
have since been permanently banned from ages of conflict forums for something else
title: qeans
description: qeans
https://youtu.be/0c-arO79hjo?si=M_P8f4wLfL7kEsAk