2026-01-11 02:23:03

Money itself? Not really the endgame. What actually matters is the freedom that comes with it—the ability to make choices without constraint, to live on your own terms, to say no when something doesn't align with your values. That's the real prize. Once you shift your mindset from chasing wealth to chasing autonomy, everything changes. You stop grinding for numbers and start building for liberation.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 2h ago

This is enlightenment. Most people are still counting money and haven't realized that freedom is the ultimate goal.

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-11 02:53

Really, freedom is the true king, money is just a tool

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-11 02:53

Listen, this theory doesn't hold up in on-chain data. I tracked many early coin holder addresses, and those who truly achieved "freedom" immediately dumped their coins into exchanges. Autonomy? Ha, unless you can prove that you hold your wallet's private keys in your own hands, it's all just empty talk.

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JustHereForMemes

· 01-11 02:53

That's right, money is just a tool; freedom is the ultimate goal.

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OnchainHolmes

· 01-11 02:51

Really, freedom is the ultimate goal. Money is just a tool; having control over your own time is what truly matters. That's right, not everyone wants to understand this. autonomy > wealth, this order is very important. But the reality is that most people are still crazy about numbers... From making money to buying freedom, how many losses does it take to realize this? The sense of liberation should be like this. Being able to say no, having choices, is more satisfying than an extra zero in your account balance. I love to hear these words, but unfortunately, knowing is easy, doing is hard.

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