Hi, I’m Crypto Skenderbeu. But you’ve probably never heard of me.

Whether you know who I am or not, you should know my story.

In 2019, when I was 27 years old, I started with crypto. I was in a tough spot in my life, praying to God that would make it out. That something, ​anything, would help me. At that very moment, I came across an article about Cardano, a cryptocurrency that I knew very little about. It ​was like God was shining down on the article that lit up my phone...like I knew, intuitively, what I needed to do. That moment could have ​changed my life. Why could have? Simply put, I had no idea of the golden moment in front of me. My gut told me I had to throw all the money I ​could into it without even really knowing what crypto meant. So that’s what I did.

I went all-in with $2500 (everything I could muster) in Cardano at a price of $0.03. I owned 80,000 Cardano.

You may be asking, “why in the world would you put all of your life savings into something you didn’t understand?” But, you have to know ​me, to know why I would do something like this. I’m the kind of person who’s always had incredibly high goals for myself. The kind of goals ​that were always out of reach, despite how much I wanted them to come into fruition. This felt like the opportunity to MAKE my dreams come ​true...even if I wasn’t sure how it worked.

I looked at my 80,000 Cardano and automatically started doubting myself. I thought it wasn't enough to retire and provide my family with the ​life they deserved. It wasn’t long before I understood how much and how quickly one could make money in the world of crypto. Of course, I ​spent every free minute researching. My doubt crept in even more and I sold my Cardano. I felt that it progressed too slowly and the 80,000 ​pieces wouldn't even come close to my goals or provide for my family. That was one of the biggest mistakes I’ve ever made. If I sold at the top ​of the bull run instead of selling then, I would have made $250,000 from a $2,500 investment in 8 months.

During this bull run, instead of kicking myself, I looked into other projects. I had about $3,500 in my wallet – enough to try and make some ​profit. Then I jumped into various coins. Five days in a row, five rug pulls, and $800 left, things were not looking good. Was the bull run ​and the crypto story over for me? No.

That’s when Shiba Inu came along. Shiba was hard to digest, but I was so deep in the crypto scene that I was among the first 150 holders of ​Shiba. How did that happen? Luck, research, and being in the right place at the right time.

Through a tweet from CryptoFrog, I stumbled upon Shiba Inu. The tweet said, "I think I’ve found something, but this shit looks like a scam." My ​mind started racing. I was deep into crypto and felt like I was on the cusp of finally making my life better, for myself and my family. But I ​thought about all I had lost...all that I tried to get but never managed to. I was being pulled in two different directions. Could it be the ​sixth scam in a row? Will I lose everything and probably quit?

My first thought was to pass. To stay far away from the coin and wait for a serious, stable project that wasn’t named after a dog. Two ​seconds later, I was all in.

My $800 made me a top-150 holder in Shiba at that time. I held the coin for two weeks; after two weeks, my balance dropped to $600 and my ​heart sank with it. I thought, okay, a $200 loss. It could be worse. It could get way worse. I could leave with nothing. So, I thought, “I gotta ​get out” and I sold. But, I shouldn't have. I made another mistake that cost me a fortune. Eight months later, I would have reached my goal. ​My $800 bag would have been worth over $20 million. I guess it is what it is.

The bear market had me. I was back to basically $0. I felt utterly defeated. Now, I’m still here, still with the same goal, and still with the ​same passion for it (crazy, I know!). Luckily, pumpfun changed the game and gave me a chance.

Recently, I created Flushi and landed directly on Dex. I had no idea how to manage a community or launch a coin. It happened as it should: ​Flushi crashed, and everyone sold their coins. Because of my worldview and my faith, I was the last to sell Flushi. I didn’t make a cent in ​profit. I even lost money. With Flushi, I rejected 15 Solana for the community.

Despite losing money I gained something important; I met many new people who stood by my side with Flushi and helped me. With their support ​and my own goals in mind, I created Broco. Many people were waiting for Broco because they knew who I was and that I don’t dump.

Many took advantage of this and sniped Broco. Broco pumped to 69K MC within two minutes and was jeeted down to 8K MC. I didn’t want to ​believe it and fought. The community stood by my side, and we pumped Broco back to over 69K MC after two days. Unbelievable but true, Broco ​went to 220K MC and crashed because new people didn’t understand the history of Broco. We were jeeted down to 15K MC. That’s when I knew it ​was over. I left Broco almost last. Profit? Not a cent. How much did I fade, again for the community? Around 100 SOL. I posted proof.

If there’s one thing you will learn from my story, it’s that I am not a person who gives up. It’s just not in my nature.

My next project will be MAZA, and I hope MAZA will be the last on​e.

My goal is to create the first cat in the crypto world to reach a market cap of 1 billio​n.

I hope I am an inspiration for you to never give up. Whether MAZA works out or not I hope that I can come back to this site in 10 years and te​ll my children about it. I want to tell them my story, and teach them how they can be successful through all of the trials and tribulatio​ns that life throws at the​m​.

I wish you all much success on this journey and good health for you and your loved ones​.