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Been a while since I sent out my last Substack article. Not because I am tired of writing, but because Iâve been reflecting on whatâs next in my life, and thus also the direction of my newsletter. Currently in Switzerland at the moment, and will live here until October before I make a new decision about whether I want to extend my stay and move here permanently
What happens after you âmake itâ and the hunger that drove you there starts to fade? This is me thinking out loud about what comes next: redefining goals, treating wealth like a highâlevel sport, and deciding where, and how, I actually want to live. If youâve ever wondered what the real game is after financial freedom, this is my attempt to map it out in public.
Across Europe, taxes are quietly shifting from what you earn to what you own. In the Netherlands, even gains you havenât cashed out yet can be taxed at 36%.
The Cobie interview with Threadguy was quite lit, you can see it below, or read my main takeaways.
Aave just took a body blow that goes way beyond âone protocol got hacked.â A crossâchain rsETH exploit has left a nineâfigure badâdebt hole sitting in what was supposed to be DeFiâs safest money market. Now the entire space has to answer a brutal question: when blueâchip DeFi breaks, who actually pays?
First of all: scusate il ritardo, which means (sorry for the delay) of posts. IRL has been extremely busy. I have sold my house, and I am starting to explore what my next chapter will be like. Today, I wanted to explore the AI token everyone is talking about, TAO (Bittensor), and how you buy TAO Subnet coins. With that said, my posting about this might be the top. You are warned, anon!
AI crossed a major line in February 2026: it's now smart enough to improve itself. Half of entry-level office jobs could disappear in the next few years. Here's what you need to know and do before the window closes. And what to invest in (NFA!).
I still remember that day. February 2021, 5 years ago now. I was a manager in an engineering company during the COVID lockdown, and everyone worked from home. This Monday, I called my boss. âIâm leaving. I quit.â
Crypto is finally going mainstream, but only because weâre stripping away its hidden complexities. For years, users have struggled with friction, fragmented tools, and confusing DeFi workflows that drove most away. NOYA AI is changing that, merging artificial intelligence with DeFi to make onchain execution effortless, intelligent, and accessible to everyone.
I think the next 5 years will be a lot harder for the average man. Without any edge or skills that make you stand out (specific knowledge) + fewer jobs than ever before due to the introduction of AI and robotics, why should they choose you for the job?
