No I'm not and even if I did, I can guarantee you that you spelt it wrong.
Maybe you should invest your new found wealth (so long as there wasn't a "healthy correction" that obliterated several billion dollars) into getting an education?
You understand that these Billions that are obliterated are only realised if you sell? They then magically reappear later on. It's not much different to the traditional stock market, just with bigger swings. For example have a look at a 5 year chart for Amazon stocks, you will see many "healthy corrections" in late 2019 it dipped 25% in a month. Now its double what it was before the dip. If you panicked & sold in the dip then you lost, hold & you doubled your money.
I'm late to the game compared to most, but had been toying with the idea of giving it a go for years. I nearly bought bitcoin at $300.00 back in 2015 but it seemed a bit complicated on how it all worked with crypto wallets etc. Then in 2017 I figured I had blown my chance & missed the wave.
All this time my savings have been sitting in the bank earning me three fifths of f**k all. So this time when the markets started heating up I jumped in. Most of my savings are still doing f**k all in the bank, but the portion invested in crypto has the potential for life changing results, if it crashes then I just wait it out with the coins staked, it's not like the money was doing much anyway.
The banks have been f**king us forever, decentralised finance is the future. I still dont understand nor give too much of a f**k how blockchains, gas fees, etc work, but the principals of crypto make a lot of sense. Eventually the markets will stabilise to more traditional stock market levels, but you can be sure that crypto isn't going away.