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Kendu, A Project Made With Big Dreams And Undeterred Perservance
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Kendu, A Project Made With Big Dreams And Undeterred Perservance

No successful project ever had only green days, they all had dark periods for example if you invested $1000 into Shib on August 1st 2020, that would have been worth $1.96 in December 2020....

We all know how that turned out!

Bad days, weeks and months all make a project better, it glues the community together and improves distribution greatly as true believers can accumulate more supply.

In solid communities these bad days always end, they cannot be held down forever.

If you hold a project with a solid community, I would advise you not to sell and instead dig deep, we have all been monetarily suppressed by the current market for months on end, but I can assure you...one day it will end!

The future is bright for those who believe and who turn this belief into effort.

I personally am in Kendu and have been getting posts out for over a year now almost daily, although I haven't been able to increase my bag size due to other responsibilities, my belief and effort has not changed.

I wish everyone the best of luck no matter the project, let me leave you with some ancient wisdom:

  1. At the end of the day, courage and perseverance is everything
  2. The night is long only to those who stop walking
  3. A person is not proven in comfort, but in the hour that refuses to end.

We Don't Gamble, We Work

r/KenduInu_Ecosystem

ETH: 0xaa95f26e30001251fb905d264Aa7b00eE9dF6C18

SOL: 2nnrviYJRLcf2bXAxpKTRXzccoDbwaP4vzuGUG75Jo45

BASE: 0xef73611F98DA6E57e0776317957af61B59E09Ed7

CG: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/kendu

CMC: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/kendu/

u/Expert-Detective-525 — 1 day ago
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24-word seed phrase never felt like a real backup to me

Hey folks, stared at that metal plate in my drawer last Tuesday and just felt sick. Four years of buying, staking, getting rekt, recovering, and the whole thing comes down to a strip of steel that my landlord could find if a pipe burst on the wrong weekend.I did the math once, one location is a single point of failure. two locations doubles the surface area for theft. Three and youre basically running a part-time opsec job for yourself. And I'm supposed to do this perfectly until I die? Tried Ledger first, the recover service thing made me bounce, didnt click for me bc the whole point of self custody is not handing my key shards to anyone. Trezor felt more honest but im still writing 24 words on a card like its 2017. Ended up parking the long-term stack in Era wallet bc the NFC recovery cards just made more sense to my brain than mnemonics, and the on-device transaction readout (they call it Lens i think) means I can actually see what im signing instead of approving a hash and praying. its not perfect, the ecosystem is smaller, fewer integrations than the big two, so for someone chain-hopping daily it might feel tight.

But the paper-card-in-a-drawer thing. Uhhhh...

Anyone sleep well with their 24 words somewhere? or are we all just pretending

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u/South_Ratio1612 — 1 day ago
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what made crypto finally click for you?

When I first got into crypto, I thought the hardest part would be figuring out what to buy.

Turns out, the real nightmare is actually understanding what the hell you're doing.

Exchanges, wallets, spots, futures, leverage, limit orders... I watched a ton of tutorials, but honestly, the more I learned, the more confused I got.

After messing around with a few different platforms, I realized I didn't need a bunch of high-tier features. I just wanted the whole workflow to actually make sense. Lately, I’ve been trying out BYDFi, and what clicked for me was that I didn’t have to waste time hunting down menus,I could actually get a handle on the basic steps pretty fast.

I get that I’ll probably mess with more complex tools down the road, but tbf, crypto shouldn’t scare newbies away on day one.

When I was first starting out, I pretty much used the "trial by fire" method.

https://preview.redd.it/ogs1ihld8fah1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=5110bf8847401521e5307fc51cbb11abb17589f7

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u/nobleGAAS — 6 days ago