@kenvanvorhis: Thousands sitting in crypto. $27 sitting in my bank account. Stacking assets now so I never have to play it safe again. #homelessforcrypto #buildinpublic #futuremillionaire #grindmode #selfmade #entrepreneurmindset #crypto #cryptoinvesting #highriskhighreward #asymmetricbets #dailyvlog #trusttheprocess

Ken Van Vorhis
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elkoders
elkilo :
number 1 rule of crypto stay the hell away from XRP
2025-04-29 17:28:40
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okaforchijioke1
cjDex :
that is me right now 😂😂
2025-04-28 11:02:06
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victormora287
Victor :
All my crypto up
2025-04-29 00:05:29
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yungbruhfessional__kk
yungbruhfessional__kk :
I live like this same way brother. You are inspiring me. I need to go homeless tho lmfao
2025-04-29 04:06:02
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randall2271
Randall2271 :
yep I'm doing the same but at a less intense rate as I have some dependants. I'm going without so I invest.
2025-04-28 17:07:01
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bryandecoursay
Bryan :
Look at Brett. Just take a lookk.
2025-04-29 00:48:53
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crypto_cadence
Crypto Cadence :
Awesome! Love it! 😁💯
2025-11-22 00:55:20
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sebfsai
Unc Seb's AI :
Put some stable coins on an exchange that provides a debit card?
2025-04-28 18:57:43
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phantom0722
Ain’t it :
I wanted to buy a new monitor I have no money
2025-04-28 18:34:27
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joachimkrogpedersen
Krog_Pedersen :
yep... my life too😂😂
2025-04-29 17:00:58
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londonbridges42
Dreamer :
Yup
2025-04-30 15:24:01
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d4rkuch1ha
D4rkUch1ha :
im -1500€ 😭
2025-04-28 19:33:06
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sebbrvm
Séb :
why did you buy TST
2025-04-30 08:08:31
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aliahmed5141
Ali Ahmed :
💯 % I no the feeling Bro
2025-04-29 00:55:57
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nicowxdvd
nicolas ibañez :
Same
2025-04-28 16:49:06
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tickytockyofficial
tickytockyofficial :
you are me
2025-04-29 15:32:59
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sugr_memecoin
sugr_memecoin :
Yeah budddyyy doing it right! 😂🚀🚀
2025-04-28 16:01:09
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croileoinn
Daniel :
Guys, Ingenico will accept Crypto soon through Miracle Pay
2025-04-30 17:46:50
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laughshack
James :
Shiba Inu to a penny
2026-09-25 02:21:13
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sweetpeamelinda
sweetpeamelinda :
lol same here
2025-04-30 00:22:42
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twiiztedjoker
Mike :
Goes to show that buying crypto is useless, it's not accepted anywhere for food near me.
2025-04-29 12:33:48
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void121oo
The Rich gets Richer :
@asronoofficial he had millions 😭👀
2025-04-28 15:39:10
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debbie7543
Debbie :
@Jeff Crypto FX🔷
2025-04-28 13:45:18
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jessabanuaandong
Jessa Banua Andong :
😂
2025-06-18 22:02:29
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noworriesshi
zinon_ :
u can't say thousands of dollars while u just have 620 pieces of xrp
2025-04-28 15:03:01
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This week, sitting at cancer treatments, I found myself in a strange holiday twilight: the end of Hanukkah, right before Christmas. It got me thinking about the heaviest things I often carry: guilt and regret. Back in 2020, when I first got really sick, doctors gave me two years to live. I remember the sobering realization that I’d spent years as a workaholic, sacrificing so much to build a nest egg for my kids’ futures. Then, suddenly, the newspaper I worked for sold, I lost my job, and then Mike and I ended up spending every penny of that nest egg just to save my life. It felt like I’d given so much, for nothing. But fast forward to now, and sitting in that treatment chair, I saw how much has changed. No more 80-hour workweeks. Now, I have something even more precious: I have time with my children. Lately, my youngest daughter, Indiana, and I have started crocheting together. Every Sunday, we go to a crochet group, making scarves, hats, and purses. As I watched the crochet hook move this week, a beautiful analogy came to me, a wisdom my grandma always shared. She’d say, “I have regrets, but I still don’t think I’d change a thing.” Think of a crocheted blanket. Every single stitch is vital. If one piece of yarn breaks, the entire thing can unravel. Our lives are just like that. Every memory, every mistake, EVEN every failure…is a stitch. If we tried to cut out the parts we regret, we wouldn’t be the unique, resilient people we are today. Sometimes, the “flaws” in a handmade piece give it character, making it more valuable.  Realizing this, a profound sense of peace washed over me in that treatment room. Grandma was right. It’s okay to acknowledge our regrets, but we don’t need to wish them away. Because if we did, we’d unravel the very fabric of who we are. YOU are perfect, exactly as you are—flaws, stitches, and all. #cancertreatments #ecstilson #LifeLessons #CrochetLove #NoRegrets
This week, sitting at cancer treatments, I found myself in a strange holiday twilight: the end of Hanukkah, right before Christmas. It got me thinking about the heaviest things I often carry: guilt and regret. Back in 2020, when I first got really sick, doctors gave me two years to live. I remember the sobering realization that I’d spent years as a workaholic, sacrificing so much to build a nest egg for my kids’ futures. Then, suddenly, the newspaper I worked for sold, I lost my job, and then Mike and I ended up spending every penny of that nest egg just to save my life. It felt like I’d given so much, for nothing. But fast forward to now, and sitting in that treatment chair, I saw how much has changed. No more 80-hour workweeks. Now, I have something even more precious: I have time with my children. Lately, my youngest daughter, Indiana, and I have started crocheting together. Every Sunday, we go to a crochet group, making scarves, hats, and purses. As I watched the crochet hook move this week, a beautiful analogy came to me, a wisdom my grandma always shared. She’d say, “I have regrets, but I still don’t think I’d change a thing.” Think of a crocheted blanket. Every single stitch is vital. If one piece of yarn breaks, the entire thing can unravel. Our lives are just like that. Every memory, every mistake, EVEN every failure…is a stitch. If we tried to cut out the parts we regret, we wouldn’t be the unique, resilient people we are today. Sometimes, the “flaws” in a handmade piece give it character, making it more valuable. Realizing this, a profound sense of peace washed over me in that treatment room. Grandma was right. It’s okay to acknowledge our regrets, but we don’t need to wish them away. Because if we did, we’d unravel the very fabric of who we are. YOU are perfect, exactly as you are—flaws, stitches, and all. #cancertreatments #ecstilson #LifeLessons #CrochetLove #NoRegrets

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