It is late here in San Francisco. Most of the team is asleep. I am still up, and my mind keeps wandering π
I know I have been a little quieter lately. Truth is, we are heads down preparing for mainnet, and every hour right now goes into making it great.
But tonight I cannot stop thinking about
@SpaceX.
With all the recent buzz around major tech and AI companies heading toward IPOs, I found myself going back to where
@SpaceX started. When
@elonmusk began, almost no one believed a private company could build rockets better than established giants. The early Falcon 1 launches did not go to plan, but each one taught them something, and the fourth launch in 2008 changed everything. From there came Falcon 9, Dragon, and Starship, reusable rockets the entire industry once called impossible.
What made them different was not the technology. It was the mindset. Question every assumption, rebuild from first principles, and treat every step as a chance to learn and improve.
I think about that a lot when I look at what we are building at
@inter_link π
We did not start with a blockchain. We started with a simple idea: what if anyone, anywhere, could own a valuable digital asset, regardless of wealth, geography, or knowledge. From a humble free mining app, every piece of feedback, every challenge, and every iteration has made the product sharper and the vision clearer.
That is the part I love most about building. You learn something new every single day, and you get to apply it the next.
Seoul Private Mainnet is our next big launch π Not the end, not even close, but the moment everything we have built becomes real.
The greatest things are built by those who keep learning, keep improving, and keep going. I believe that with everything I have.
We are just getting started ππ«‘