Good morning Steemit Community,

My main focus is to improve the crypto community by releasing educational videos, and providing high probability setups.

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I'd like to introduce myself to the community. Let me tell you my story. I spent 7 years studying mathematics and mechanical engineering. Upon graduation, I did what any young and eager person would do; I sought the corporate life and that I did.

Though I quickly realized it wasn't me. My passion truly lies in computer hardware and helping others. My dad was a teacher and it runs deep in my blood to help others. I have an obsession with tweaking and tuning computer parts, specifically building open-looped acrylic water cooling systems.

In October of 2015, I developed a keen interest in Ethereum, purchased tons of hardware, and started mining away. I became obsessed with maximizing hashrate, eventually getting to 30 GPU, all running R9 280X, prior to the DAG file size increase of 3 GB. 

Due to my experience with ethereum and setting up hardware, I wrote an article that got 200,000 views, where I specifically wrote this in March 2016:

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I urged everyone to hold their Ethereum in March 2016, like how I planned to. Since I developed an interest in mining, I also traded part-time, dedicating every waking minute to learning how to trade and how to do it successfully. I learned from both the successes and failures of others. It was reaching a point where it was costing me more to be at work due to the trades I was missing out on.

Coincidentally, the beautiful months of May/June 2017, we all know what happened to Ethereum. I refused to sell mine and planned to sell it at the absolute peak, where I caved in eventually at $350. 

This was the moment in time where I walked in to my job the next day, and said, "I quit." I'll never look back.

It's been 2 years into my trading career and I'm incredibly  successful at it. In these 2 years, I've put in MORE tears, sweat, hard work, and effort into learning how to trade successfully than my entire 7 academic years combined.

I would consider myself extremely diligent where I find high probability trade setups, with low risk, and high rewards. I'm producing lots of content on YouTube where I aim to help the community by releasing unparalleled educational videos that explain in great detail my thought process.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Please see more of me on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKl3QwckHgg&t

And on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/PhilakoneCrypto

This is my best friend and trading partner. 

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