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It's live. makemerich.wtf exists now.

Launch

I just put this online. No audience, no followers, no ad budget. Just a page asking for money with zero justification. The domain alone cost me more confidence than cash.

Honestly? My hands shook a bit. Not because I think I'll fail. Because a small, irrational part of me thinks this could work. And I don't know which outcome scares me more.

Why I did this

I've been building things for other people for over 15 years. Software, websites, apps, systems. Every time someone had an idea, I turned it into a working product. Every single time I thought: "When do I get to build mine?"

So I built this. Not a startup. Not a product. Not a course or a newsletter or a SaaS. Just a page that says, very clearly: I'd like to be rich, here's my wallet, do whatever you want with that information. No spin, no story, no cause. The most honest transaction I could think of.

I know it sounds crazy. It probably is crazy. But the internet funds meme coins and pixel art and JPEGs of monkeys. The bar for "crazy" is already on the floor. I'm just showing up and asking.

What I'm expecting

Nothing. I mean that literally. I'm expecting no donations, no attention, no reaction. The default outcome of publishing something on the internet is that nobody sees it. That's fine. That's the baseline.

What I'm hoping is different. I'm hoping that somewhere out there, one person will open this page, read every word, and decide to participate. Maybe with a dollar. Maybe with a share. Maybe with a silent bookmark. I don't know. I don't get to know.

The rules I'm setting for myself

This only works if I don't cheat. So here are the rules:

  • No fake urgency. No countdown timers. No "only 24 hours left."
  • No sob stories. I have a job. I'm not starving. I'm not hiding behind a fake cause.
  • No manipulation. No dark patterns, no pop-ups, no exit intent tricks.
  • No private marketing. No DMs to influencers. No paid promotion.
  • Full transparency. Every transaction is public on the blockchain. I can't fake the numbers even if I wanted to.
  • Weekly updates. Every Sunday. Even when there's nothing to report. Especially then.

Publishing this

In a minute I'm going to hit the button that makes this real. Once it's live, I can't take it back. The domain is public. The wallets are in the code. Someone, somewhere, will eventually find it.

I don't know what happens next. I don't think anyone does. That's the point.

See you on Day 8.