gm. the noise is loud right now: crypto trends, tokens, AI, memecoins, ETH ETFs, “learn this new tech today” hype. but here’s what actually matters. If you’re a tech student or early builder and feel overwhelmed, you’re not alone. Everyone’s telling you to learn everything, DSA, Web3, AI/ML, blockchain, ZK, full stack, DeFi, etc. But the reality is: the people who win are usually the ones who go deep, not wide. That;s why, I always stay in your lane, if you want to do yapping, yap about Injective or polkadot or Infinit, just do it... “Stop jumping around just because someone else looks like they’re ahead. Focus. Finish one damn thing properly.” Pick 1–2 domains that excite you and have visible market demand. Go deep. Build. Ship. Join communities. Most importantly: stick with it long enough for it to compound. Jumping too much resets the clock every time. Ignore performative outrage and signal-chasing. Nobody in your office is rewarding you for chasing every trend. Focus on refining core skills that get you paid, make you irreplaceable, or position you to build your own thing. “It may be cool to hop on every narrative, but very rarely does it transfer into dollars or career success.” Meanwhile… the crypto market is doing what it always does: rotating. Institutional flows are back, ETH ETFs saw $453M in inflows on Friday alone. Total ETF AUM is now $20.66B. 16 straight green days. Even BlackRock’s filing to stake ETH (with ~3.5% yields) is a signal: institutions want yield. BTC ETFs added another $226M. YTD crypto inflows are $60B, up 50% since May. But the biggest narrative shakeup? Joseph Chalom (ex-BlackRock) just became co-CEO of SharpLink Gaming, a treasury-backed Ethereum infra firm. (and $SBET is always tokenoized stock with @injective now tooo) There’s no clearer tell of conviction.