I was once a wannabe thread guy on twitter. That experiment ended in 30 days. My goal was to write a thread everyday. It did help me in other ways though - getting my thoughts organized, writing, taking notes etc.

Back then everyone on CT was buying punks, rocks and minting apes. Other than owning bitcoin and ethereum, i wasn't really tuned into what was happening then in crypto land. Of course, everything changed after that.

I was once a wannabe thread guy on twitter. That experiment ended in 30 days. My goal was to write a thread everyday. It did help me in other ways though - getting my thoughts organized, writing, taking notes etc.

Back then everyone on CT was buying punks, rocks and minting apes. Other than owning bitcoin and ethereum, i wasn't really tuned into what was happening then in crypto land. Of course, everything changed after that.

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Trying to recollect actually. Probably just lost the discipline or got busy with something else perhaps.

It's amazing how a simple challenge can lead to unexpected growth. Organizing your thoughts and honing your writing are valuable skills. As for crypto, it's a wild ride for sure. Back in the day, it was all about punks and apes. Crazy how fast things can change, isn't it? Always something new to learn.

It’s amazing how these experiments shape us in unexpected ways. The crypto world was wild back then, and even if it felt like just words on a screen, it set the stage for so many new opportunities. Sounds like you found clarity and skills beyond what you aimed for. Kudos to new beginnings!

You could have written one every three days or even a week.