Supporters of my writing may know that I try to ask one question on r/cryptocurrency every day so as to farm for moons that can be converted to cash. Well, my brain cells are exhausted, and I’m not too brilliant in the first place, so I find that I lack the inspiration to continue my valiant question generation efforts.

Though my inadequate mind turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Intuitively, I turned to reading, in hopes that I would come across words and phrases that would stimulate my thinking and serve as material for questions. This was a great move because I apparently was stirred enough to generate the following twenty questions. All this from indulging in my favourite pastime, reading.

1. Have you ever experienced a paradigm shift with crypto?
2. Have you ever had any epiphany about crypto?
3. What’s a milestone you achieved in crypto recently?
4. What’s an euphemism in crypto?
5. What kind of montage do you think your crypto portfolio makes?
6. What’s a misnomer in crypto?
7. How do you develop the right mindset towards crypto?
8. What are some tensions you face as a crypto investor?
9. How do you transmute your experiences of failure in the crypto space into learning and growth?
10. What’s your niche in crypto?
11. Tell us some hypocritical pretensions in crypto
12. What pinnacle of success do you think ETH can reach?
13. If there were a Pain Index, how will you describe your crypto pain?
14. Have you set up a virtuous cycle in which the passive income you gain from one crypto project funds and fuels your other crypto endeavours?
15. Has investing in crypto actually helped to streamline some of your financial planning processes?
16. What was/is your best bargain in crypto?
17. Are you a surrealist, idealist or realist when it comes to crypto investing?
18. How do you triangulate when you DYOR for crypto?
19. Do you think some people are living in a crypto cocoon?
20. How do you centrifuge the quality insights from the fluff on this financial forum?

What I mean by virtuous cycle is this: read books widely -> pick up a word & form a question -> post question on Reddit & Torum -> store question on handphone -> rinse and repeat -> deftly repurpose 15-20 questions into an article on Publish0x 

Looking at the questions above, I enjoyed using big words in my questions because who uses words like paradigm shift and epiphany in everyday conversation. I’ll be honest, sometimes my questions don’t get any upvotes on Reddit but hey, the act of creating original and unusual questions is a thrill in itself. Enhancing my sense of satisfaction is the fact that I have created a self-sustaining work process.