Maine reflects on quitting crypto in 2013 after losses; asks Ponzi what kept him going to fight back.

Fuck you, by the way. And it's better. It's better that it's ever been for you. So like, I think a lot of people when they're in that rock bottom pit of despair, the easiest thing to do is quit, right? The easiest thing to do is quit. In 2013, 14, when I first discovered crypto, I made a little bit of money. And then I lost all of it. And I personally, at that time, I walked. I was like, screw this. Like, this is dumb. I just lost a bunch of money. I don't know what I'm doing. And I had zero faith in my ability to fight back, make it back. So I left the space for a few years and that ended up costing me greatly. We'd be doing this interview on a yacht in the south of France. If I had probably stuck around that go round, what kept you going? Did you hop back in right away? Did you step away for a little bit? Like, what was your mentality to say? You know what? I got one more bullet. I'm going to load back up.