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Time: 7 AM
Duration: 125 mins
Streak: 4 Days
Previous Streak: 34 ended Nov 12.

1 Samuel 26:24 (NIV)
“As surely as I valued your life today, so may the Lord value my life and deliver me from all trouble.”

Mark 10:51–52 (NIV)
51 “What do you want me to do for you?” Jesus asked him.
The blind man said, “Rabbi, I want to see.”
52 “Go,” said Jesus, “your faith has healed you.” Immediately he received his sight and followed Jesus along the road.

Last week I felt troubled—almost sinking—because I had no idea which way was forward. But this week, the messages have been consistent and gentle: trust the Holy Spirit, the gift Jesus left for us. Faith in Him brings sight. Faith delivers us from trouble. And as I walk this journey, I’m learning to ask the Holy Spirit to lead me in each moment.

I’ve been enjoying this new setup of pairing two verses together—one from the Old Testament and one from the New. They serve as my meditative anchors when I wake up, especially in the early moments when dullness is still present. As I become fully awake, I shift my attention to my breath until my alarm rings or I’m naturally led out of bed.

This simple rhythm means the first two hours of my day are spent with God. In that drifting-in-and-out space, I’m talking to Him—asking, listening, and letting the Holy Spirit guide. I used to think this wasn’t the “proper” way to pray, but recently I’ve been reminded that God already knows everything on my heart. All He desires is time, presence, and trust. And He leads.

I still feel my passion and my way forward is in crypto. One small sign came yesterday. I was helping a friend with some business matching ideas and digital marketing for the Myanmar market. As we were leaving dinner, out of nowhere she said, “Oh, I do crypto as well.” It was just a passing remark, but it caught me because I had given zero indication that I knew anything about crypto. Is it a sign? Maybe. As I build my profile in the space, I’ll keep collecting these little pieces. God opens doors we don’t even see—if we have faith.

JCT

Roundtripping JCT was painful but a good lesson. As it showed negative in the energy test today, I let it go for a wonderful 3% profit. At its peak it was at 0.0055 about 50% profit. I thank God for the lesson and am grateful that I did not make a loss. Letting the coin go but holding on to the lesson.

PIGGY

I sold PIGGY at around 0.98 for a 15% pump, before it went on to hit 1.05 (which would have been another 5%). The energy test still showed strength today, but maybe because of the JCT scars, I decided to let it go. It eventually retracted most of that pump, so I’m not salty—just thankful for the profit.

Today’s test brought two coins that had already pumped, which made me skeptical, but I chose to trust the energy test anyway.

1. DGRAM

https://datagram.network/
https://x.com/DGramNetwork
Datagram is a global AI-driven Hyper-Fabric Network enabling real-time cross-network connectivity.

About 20M market cap, active on Twitter. Telegram isn’t maintained, but that feels like a small issue. It was airdropped yesterday and pumped from there. While researching, I noticed a few unusual buys. It’s near its peak, but being so new, I’m giving it a shot.

1. ELIZAOS

https://x.com/ElizaEcoFund
https://elizaos.ai/
ElizaOS, the leading open-source agentic framework from the AI16z community, powers 200+ crypto-native plugins through a modular runtime and memory system, and with v2’s persistent state, live reasoning console, and upcoming Eliza Cloud unifying API access via a single “Eliza Key,” it’s evolving into a scalable agent-as-a-service platform for onchain and web2 use cases.

It never feels good buying after a pump. And at 70M market cap, it’s not small. But they’re active on Twitter and their previous high was 0.013, so there’s some room. I’ll trust the energy—but if I see signs to exit, I’ll exit.

I feel genuine improvement in my testing—especially in sensing the energy. When I first started this experiment, I felt lost and fearful that I was doing it wrong. But that fear is fading. With this new system, I feel more confident and grounded. There’s still tweaking to do, but I’m grateful for the journey. And grateful that God brought both Biogeometry and crypto into my life.

Everything God places in your life has purpose. You may not recognize it at first, but over time it reveals itself.
“You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backward.” — Steve Jobs

And in faith, we keep walking:
“Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.”
— Hebrews 11:1

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