I just read something very interesting about what it's really like to work with Elon Musk, according to Dolly Singer, who was the head of talent at SpaceX. And man, it really changes the way we see the guy.

According to her, joining SpaceX isn't just a regular job. It's like an elite mission — every day you're being tested physically and mentally. Singer described it like this: if you feel comfortable, it means you're not growing. Too intense.

What caught my attention the most was when she talked about how his brain works. Musk processes information a thousand times faster than an average person. The way he solves problems is completely different from standard thinking. It's not just fan exaggeration — she worked with him.

And then comes the part that caused controversy: Singer stated that she believes Elon Musk has an IQ higher than Einstein's. It's not just about being smart, it's about the combination of raw intelligence with an absurd ambition. Musk sees himself as someone who could be the greatest engineer in history.

Think about what that means. In just a few decades, the guy has brought electric cars, reusable rockets, AI, and brain-machine interfaces to a completely different level. All because in his mind, the word "impossible" literally doesn't exist.

I think that explains a lot about why projects that seem crazy at first end up working. When you work with someone who thinks like that, you start to question what is truly possible.

Speaking of possibilities, the crypto market is also in this game of redefining limits. BTC is at 70.92K (-2.67%), ETH at 2.19K (-2.76%), DOGE at 0.09 (-2.24%). If you're following these movements, it's worth keeping an eye on how the market behaves when figures like Musk come into play. Here at Gate, you can see these variations in real time.