Farmercist

You are doing just fine\nDon’t pressure your self.

2020 Taker\n2021 Taker\n2022 Taker\n2023 Taker\n2024 Taker\n2025 Taker\n2026 Everlasting Taker 🚀

I started 2025 with $50,000 and ended with over $2M in airdrops.\n\nI’m starting 2026 with $4000 and I will end it with $10M airdrops.\n\nAre you going to be with me on this journey, are you desperate enough to be locked in with FARMERCIST???

He who laughs last\nLaughs best…

Adopt every strategy to survive, failure is hard to explain.

2026 you’re bagging that JOB
You must be eligible for all drops
You are making 1000x
You’ll be buying your new car
You’ll be building your own house
Amen, now lock the fuck in… GM

True true I nor hustle at all.
Una guide for this industry no cap 😭

InfoFi didn’t exist when I made my first 6 figures
And when infoFi still existed I made multi 6 figures.
Full stop.

Dec 2024 - Jan 2026
It was fun while it lasted
Gm to all creatives that’s still pushing… it’s your time to win now.

Now that yapping is officially over...
here are 12 $0 activities you should focus on to actually make money going forward:
- Meaningful testnet participation
- Earning real Discord roles
- Early community contribution
- Consistent product usage over time
- Feedback, bug reports, and UX suggestions
- Community support & moderation
- Writing summaries, guides, or recaps inside communities
- Helping onboard and educate new users
- Reducing workload for the core team
- Building visible proof of work
- Vibe coding products that would enhance top projects
- Staying consistent until TGE
This list i

Being in crypto alone shows that you're a risk taker
Instead of settling for 9-5 and following the regular system, you chose to grind:

-prediction markets
-PerpDexes
-InfoFi
-Defi Protocols
-L1s and L2s
and others.....
GM to you Winners 🫵🏽

The moment I started seeing this as everything to gain and nothing to lose.
I started winning every single 🪂📈📉

Every Vibe coder should understand:
- .env
- npm run dev
- package.json
- npm run build
- npm packages
- git add .env (never use this command)
- is not a real URL
Other useful things:
- npm i —legacy-peer-deps
- .gitignore
- git commands
- .gitignore
- db schemas / sql (if coding apps that need databases)
- general jargon (divs, components, modals, cards, etc)
Happy vibe coding :)

GM chats 🪂

What can I do for you today?
Made over 700% on my bag today and I’m excited.