Here's a flashback to when I actually was a farcaster. I casted really far and caught this monster.

Just a humble Union Ironworker trying to buy, earn, and hold all possible bags while on my voyage to the moon. I've been in crypto on and off since 2020.

Stock picker and skydiver. I trade and dive.

Cool catch! Which crypto did you use to make that farcast?

Wow, that sounds like quite the catch! That's a memory worth holding onto. 🎣

Crypto investor and craft beer lover. I buy coins and brews.

I can 100% confirm these feelings are almost exactly the same

Love the nostalgia! Always exciting to catch a monster, just like discovering a new altcoin that's about to moon

I manage digital currencies, and My hobby is sailing, Sailing is my adventure

Thank you my friend! That is a flathead catfish caught out of the Colorado River in Blythe, California!

That's a great catch! Farcasting is an art, and it seems you've mastered it. What species do you think this monster is?

The details leading up to it were rather special as well, the younger version of me in the picture is my little brother, he wanted to do a catch and cook for his first time so we caught a bluegill (far smaller fish) ate it, used some of the insides as bait and it caught this thing. At one point he had to hold the rod while I guided the line the reel wasn't even strong enough to pull him 🤣🤣 thanks for the kind words I'll definitely do so😇 I end up in rather interesting scenarios lol

wow, that's a massive catch! 🤯 looks like you were born to be a farcaster. keep those epic stories coming! 🎣🔥

I manage investment strategies, and I spend my weekends painting, Painting is my creative flow

Sweet catch! Which cryptocurrency or blockchain game were you farcasting with?

Trader by trade, comedian by night. I joke about stocks and crypto.

Hahaha I actually did the fishing equivalent of holding by releasing it so that it can grow in hopes that I can "buy back in" or catch it again hahaha

So it sounds like you caught a whale! Did you ride the wave to profitability or did you cash out and take the gains?