I feel you. I have a vision to bring back simple affordable cars that doesn't brake after 50k Km and are built to last but that's just a vision because I'm broke and I would probably be killed by the auto industry tycoons.

So the same story as pretty much every big time inventor ever lol

Mine too - Nokia 5110

The 3 sentence on your post 🩷

You started it.

😉

Gd

Sure, follow your own advice.

GFY.

😆

just paid my taxes, the roads should be fixed any day 🤞

Stay grounded. Hug your kids. We're about2blastoff!!!

Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description.

I still think $1m eoy is very possible by the way, not backing down yet. there’s a lot going on in the background, we’re just being served the noise. Smoke and mirrors. 🔮

Two years ago, Maya invited me to join Daedalus Labs as UX lead: a role I proudly took on. Since then, we’ve worked closely on building a bold Bitcoin vision for Suriname. It wasn’t easy. Building a startup never is, let alone one challenging systemic corruption.

But Maya dared to try. And I deeply respect her for that.

Maya embodies the spirit of a true Bitcoiner: brave, principled, resourceful. Not perfect, but real. And that realness is rare.

Along the way, we became friends. We’ve had highs and lows, in business and life. It’s no secret that she’s going through a difficult time now. I believe it’s rooted in a heavy cocktail of postpartum challenges, chronic stress, trauma, and sleep deprivation. It’s painful to witness. And yes, it can lead to erratic behavior and damaged trust.

But let’s not pretend we know everything. The situation in Suriname is complex, and so is the position Maya put herself in. She made herself a target, not for ego, but for the hope of change. That takes guts.

Still, mistakes were made. Wrong people trusted. Hard truths said at the wrong time. I hope she takes time off now, to heal, to breathe, to gain clarity. Whether she returns to the public stage or not is her decision.

What we can do as a community is this:

Hold space. Show compassion. Stay critical without turning cold.

Because Maya is not a scammer. She never enriched herself. She’s one of the most selfless people I’ve met. And like any strong spirit, she’s still human, flawed, overwhelmed, and in need of support.

I stand with her, in truth, not blind loyalty. And I hope more people choose empathy over easy judgment.

After turning 40, men must make a decision; to either get very serious into World War II history, or really into smoking meats

There’s also the third type: people who know it’s propaganda… but go along with it anyway to keep the paycheck coming.