CryptoJimi

Be efficient.
Don’t be polite. Get to the point.
I hate formalities.
I don’t chit chat.

You won’t get a response if you say any variation of the following:
“Hi”, then nothing“How are you?”“Good day to you sir!”“Merry Xmas, Happy New Year, Happy Birthday, etc”“Can we have a meeting?” (no agenda given)“Let’s discuss an important partnership” (no specifics)“Want to introduce you to XYZ (someone important)” (no specifics)

You may be referred to this article. I am efficient with my time, even if you may consider it impolite (apologies).
So, please be direct and tell me:

I am ___
I need ___ (or) I can provide ___

If your first message is too long (more than one mobile screen with large fonts for an elderly like me), it will likely be skipped.
A few tips:
For pitches, go to www.yzilabs.com For listings, apply online at www.binance.com  For buying/selling large amounts of crypto, please contact Binance OTC desk.Don’t ask open ended questions, I usually won’t know the answer.Don’t ask me to interact with some meme coin.
For most things, going through me is slower. I don’t do much. I am mostly just a router, a slow one.
Hope you are not offended. Let’s communicate efficiently. Cheers,
CZ

I generally don't like to be a father to others, unless they come to be my father.
If you look back, Bitcoin was born against the backdrop of the 2008 financial crisis, at that time no one would have thought that a white paper, an open-source code, would become the best asset of the past 17 years, without exception. Times are changing, the concept of money is changing, the concept of assets is changing, policies are changing, and on a path that no one has walked before, we practitioners went from being accused of 'pyramid schemes' by others to calling ourselves 'noble Wall Street traders'. On this road, our community is becoming larger and larger, facing one fork after another, each choice is a process of selection, some people get closer, while others drift further apart.