If the data shows a higher probability of profits than losses... Then by November 10th, I'll open it up to my circle for 50% Per Month Profit Sharing.

How would it work?

You simply open a Binance account, fund it, generate an API and Secret Key, then I'll plug your account into the bot. Estimated Monthly Profit is around 10% — 40%. Which means you can make N10K — N40K every month on N100K you plug into JiRObot.

I WILL NEVER HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR MONEY, THE BOT JUST TRADES, YOU HAVE TO SEND MY 50% PROFIT SHARE YOURSELF every month or I'll disconnect your account.

I'll be able to see every deposit and withdrawal you make from your account so you cannot lie.

Let's keep testing and let's see what the data says.

November 10th.

#JiRObot.

— Prince O. Aye

Lack of knowledge causes fear.

Knowledge sometimes also causes fear.

However, Get knowledge.

The reward of knowledge outweighs the risk of ignorance.

It's like a 1:9 R:R.

— Prince O. Aye.

Understand the earth we live in.

It's rigged with challenges.

Suffering.
Pain.
Happiness.
Death.

It's a mixed feeling earth.

If you want to live here, be prepared for it.

And

Whatever you cannot control should never get to you.

Even if it gets to you, live past it.

And the things you should take very seriously in this life are anything that money cannot buy.

If money can buy it, if money can solve it, then don't let it trouble you.

— Prince O. Aye.

Millions of requests to God per second.

If you rank the request...

— Health.
— Finances.
— Family & Relationships.
— Etcetera.

The world is rigged with problems. Challenges.

Almost everyone is calling on God in some kind of way every day.

Praying silently, shouting, crying, tired, confused, whispering. Etc.

The earth is a tired place with billions of daily requests.

Billions of daily requests.

A question: The Angels sorting through the requests... How many answers are you delivering per second?

'Omo. God.

— Prince O. Aye

Playing loud music in the car while I am driving would be a hobby I'll fill in when I am applying for a job in Escrow Village.

— Prince O. Aye

The irresistible human need to share its life's wins.

The subtle scream: “I am doing well.” “I nor small na.”

Social media. The swamp of indiscretion. The need to prove you have a better marriage. A better career. That you just bought land. Got married. Gave birth. Flew, even if economy. Bought a car. Got engaged.

It lives in every one of us. A core human need. VALIDATION.

And the swamp of indiscretion, Social Media, feeds on that hunger.

So we curate the beautiful moments. We polish them. We push them out.

Then we refresh WhatsApp Status several times. “How many views now?” “Who liked it?” “Who saw it?” “Who hasn't seen it?” “Who has shared it?” “Is my read receipt on?” “Did I turn on ALLOW SHARING?”

This need for external validation is valid.

But the swamp of indiscretion thrives on it. It drinks it.

Growing up in Poverty and scarcity add salt to the wound.

It makes the impulse to scream: “Show them the seven figure job.” “Show them the software you built that earns x7 their salary.” “Show them your beautiful marriage.” “Show them your children in that five star school.” “Show them that things are working.” “Show them that you are getting it clear.”

Just a diversion.

I learnt the term “Get am clear” from Honourable Theophilus and “the swamp of indiscretion” from the series Person of Interest. It is a lengthy series, over 100 episodes or so.

The truth is; We are all under surveillance. Haven't you discussed something with a friend and then saw it on social media? Or passed by a bill board and constantly saw the ad? Or searched for something and the ad follows you everywhere on social media? The swamp of indiscretion knows you. Knows a lot about you.

Let's go back to the original discussion.

You buy a car and post it. The car is no longer for transportation. It is a status symbol.

The wedding is no longer an entry into marriage. It is a status symbol.

Let them know I have made it. I have “sha” arrived.

So here is the truth. The powerful humans of today, and tomorrow, will be those who can curb the impulse.

The impulse to share the wins.

The photos. The clues.

Those who can sit with a photo of a bagged contract in their gallery and say to themselves:

“I won't post it.” “I won't share it.”

Why? What does sharing it actually do? Motivate others?

Then motivate them with a write up. Not a flex.

This write-up for instance is one.

A collation of thoughts when I went to drop my beautiful wife and daughter at the airport.

Exactly. “Beautiful Wife and Daughter.”

We can argue several thoughts from that line alone.

Right and wrong.

However, who needs that information? Keep it in your gallery.

Collate it. Play it during family dinner. Beautiful moments are primarily for family and close friends. Not for the swamp of indiscretion.

Or still post it on the swamp, but make it private.

Make it visible only to family and close friends.

Give that impulse a tiny breathing space, then shut the door.

Or take the harder route. Wisely curate what you share. Push out only what pushes your business, your craft, your purpose forward.

Treat the swamp as a business tool. A relationship tool. A growth platform.

Not an impulse empowerment program (IEP). Funny, how the swamp of indiscretion empowers our impulses. People curate beautiful and successful lives on the internet. If you like make you go thief or marry whethin I nor know or pass backyard road just to have a "supposed" beautiful life like them.

The superior human is the human who can control default impulses. That is Personal Leadership.

But, you may also nevermind.

I wrote this today August 17th 2026.

— Prince Aye.

Life is a game of luck.

However, The better the cards you have in your hands, the luckier you may become if you know when to play them.

So keep stacking.

Effort compounds. It increases your chances of being termed "lucky".

— Prince O. Aye.

Today — It's N16K.

Small Small, we go build whethin go give us N16M while we dey sleep.

𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗼𝗳: 𝗗𝗮𝘆𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗦𝗺𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗕𝗲𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀.

- Prince O. Aye

Depending on God daily for financial provision or for where the next meal would come from is not the best way to live life.

Depending on God daily for how to pay the rent, how to pay the tuition fees of the kids, how to eat is not the best way to live life — Even as a full-time minister or man of God. Waiting for where the next seed or tithe would come from before the family can eat, before things would happen.

I strongly believe that the better way to do life is to have systems and structures in place generating regular income. That's the better way to do life.

Living without constant worry. Not depending on miracles for where the next meal would come from.

Get angry. Meet God "one on one", reason together and tell Him. Baba, I can't keep living life like this. The structures, the systems in place are the better way to do life.

I wrote this to myself. If you don't have systems in place generating constant, regular income for you — I wrote this also to you.

— Prince O. Aye.

Have a desire for doing HARD THINGS FIRST.

Be willing to do hard things first before doing easy things.

Read three chapters before you see that movie.
Write the code before you scroll through your socials. Do the hard task first.

Always have the desire to do hard things first.

This is the simplest method for staying ahead.
You will wake up one day and find yourself in a completely different league.

Why?

Because effort compounds. Work harder and smarter every day and see how compound interest works in your favour.

Efforts compound. Keep doing the hard things first.

- Prince O. Aye

Financial Lack is abnormal. Do not accept it.
Revolt against it mentally, physically, spiritually and in every way possible.
Constantly being in financial lack is a sad way to do life.

Find ways, every day to make sure you are above financial lack.
Have a minimum threshold. For instance, Let's say a minimum available balance of N100M. If the available balance falls below that, you quickly find ways to Topup. Don't wait till it hit zero before you replenish. It's easier to come back to N100M from N97M than to come back to N100M from N12M.

Constantly living in Financial lack is not normal.
Moving from sufficiency to lack from time to time is also not normal. Don't accept it.

Do everything morally and legally necessary to not go below a certain financial threshold.

- Prince O. Aye.

Life will be good.

If not today, then tomorrow.

So, we get up and do our best today.

For efforts compound and compound interest is a miracle. A miracle anyone can have. Anyone.

- Prince O. Aye