Yesterday was a difficult day.

One of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do in our crypto space: let go of something I was passionate about and helped build, for years.

And then feel like I failed myself and others.

It was never about the money for me — it was about leaving a legacy.

1/5

If you know me, you know how bullish I was on the vision of bridging physicals on-chain.

I would talk about it with everyone, and was genuinely proud of what we were building. 

My IRL family & friends could actually understand the concept of what we were building, which was such a breakthrough.

2/5

But when a chapter closes, a new one opens. 

I’m grateful for the time I had at Americana, it really grew and matured me into the type of person I am in this space today. 

I don’t know where I would’ve been if @frey didn’t employ me.

I wouldn’t take it away for the world. Many wonderful memories made.

4/5

I’m not actively looking for new opportunities, but am happily available to discuss any potential ones that come my way.

Love you all. 

God Bless,
Micah

5/5

I remember when I got the call at FarCon that we were going to shut down operations. My stomach sank. It was a very hard pill to swallow even though I knew it was possible.

I went from telling people “I’m part of an RWA company” to “I used to work at an RWA company.”

Smiling through that day was hard.

3/5