LT3 #65 — "Water Your Garden"

Host: Superhighgasfees (@SHGFees) · Date: Fri 3 Jul 2026 · Duration: ~59 min · Speakers: 5 active (plus intro music)

TL;DR

• A small, intentionally low-key daily LT3 Space themed on self-care — "watering your garden" — inspired by the day's LT3 art (robe = calm, flower headwear = a thriving ecosystem). [19:29]
• Host opened up about years of neglecting sleep as a two-job Uber driver + whitelist grinder, and how fixing his sleep schedule changed everything. [21:00]
• Real talk on diet: host is trying to cut soda/sugar and eat cleaner; MEGA shared a health condition (perforated bowel → diverticulitis) forcing dietary changes. [31:06]
• cearwylm delivered the standout self-care insight: "radical FOMO acceptance" and treating stress as information, not an automatic no. [40:22]
• Host recounted the emotional toll of over-degen trading — crying in his car over an Azuki/Elementals flip — as a cautionary tale against over-investing. [37:33]
• MEGA (@megacryptmic) launched his project's ("Alex") website today and bought an LT3; host invited him for a proper sit-down interview. [50:18]

Highlights

[8:36] Host explains the vibe. He's traveling, visiting grandparents, setting Spaces up on short notice — so this one would be small and chill. Reflects on how unpredictable the Spaces algorithm has become.

[11:25] Lightwork on the post-Nikita-Beer algo. Lightwork (likely @Lightwork_1017) laments dead engagement despite big follower counts, praises host for grinding as a Space host, and says he's just buying NFTs to enjoy holding art and being in communities — "half of these communities are almost chopped in half." [13:31]

[19:29] The topic drops. Host frames "Water Your Garden" around self-care and learning to listen to what your body needs — admitting it's something he personally needs to air out.

[21:00] The sleep confession. Host describes running himself ragged with two jobs, whitelist grinding, and skating, sacrificing sleep until being tired felt normal. Now on a proper schedule, his body signals when something's off — a night-and-day difference.

[31:06 / 32:31] MEGA gets real about health. MEGA (likely @megacryptmic) shares he perforated his bowel three years ago, leading to diverticulitis, and has cut fizzy pop for ~7 months — sipping spring water while eyeing the soda fridge on hot days. A candid moment about the hard journey to healthier eating.

[37:33] The Azuki crash-out. Host recounts DGen trading around the Elementals drop — over-investing so heavily that "every decision feels like life or death," selling the moment Elementals was announced, and ending up "crying in the car." His verdict: it's not worth it.

[40:22] cearwylm on radical FOMO acceptance. cearwylm (likely @cearwylm) explains her biggest self-care lesson: learning to say no, accept missing out, and check in with her energy — making it an active decision rather than a burnout crash. Later reframes stress as valuable information that deserves a deeper look, not an automatic no. [46:22]

[42:14] The mature "don't post" moment. Host describes hovering over the post button on a project announcement (after "Adam" bought an LT3), then deciding with Jack that overthinking it meant they weren't ready — a notably "adult" decision.

[50:18] MEGA's website launch + LT3 buy. MEGA reveals he bought an LT3, chose one he vibed with over a higher-ranked grail, and launched his community's website today after weeks of making sure it was right. Host offers a future interview and reassures him it's fine to talk about his own project without it feeling "shilly." [53:00]

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "It's like an equation that you can't figure out… especially when you overinvest and every decision feels like life or death." — Host [37:33]
• "There was a point where I was crying in the car thinking about the whole thing." — Host [38:36]
• "I had to learn how to say no to things and just accept I'm going to miss out on stuff. Radical FOMO acceptance." — cearwylm (likely @cearwylm) [40:22]
• "Stress is information… it doesn't always mean no, it just means it deserves a deeper look." — cearwylm [46:22]
• "Wait till you get older. You wake up to pains that you don't have… you'd be like, yeah, I just went to bed and woke up. What the hell happened here?" — DaFameless (likely @DaFameless) [29:43]
• "I didn't want to come here and talk about Alex. This was about LT3 tonight and about me joining the community — but today we launched our website." — MEGA (likely @megacryptmic) [50:18]

Who said what

• Host — Superhighgasfees (@SHGFees): Ran the Space solo (co-host "Show" hiking in Hawaii); led the self-care theme with personal stories on sleep, diet, and over-trading.
• Lightwork (likely @Lightwork_1017): First-time speaker; on the broken algorithm, NFT-community love, and the value of the social/positivity angle.
• MEGA.eth (likely @megacryptmic): New LT3 holder; shared a serious health condition, his no-junk-food journey, and his project's website launch — plus a philosophy of never shilling uninvited.
• cearwylm (likely @cearwylm): Delivered the most quotable self-care framework — saying no, FOMO acceptance, and stress-as-information.
• DaFameless (likely @DaFameless): ~40, married with kids; grounded, funny perspective on aging aches, six-hours-of-sleep life, and the No Credits Twitch stream.

Worth a full listen

• [37:33–39:55] The Azuki crash-out: The host's rawest stretch — over-investing, the impossible buy/sell decision, and crying in the car. A genuinely vulnerable cautionary tale a summary flattens.
• [40:22–47:50] cearwylm on saying no and stress: A tightly-reasoned back-and-forth on FOMO acceptance and reading your own stress signals — worth hearing in full for the nuance.
• [50:18–55:28] MEGA on shilling vs. genuine presence: A thoughtful exchange about how to talk about your own project in others' communities without being pushy — relevant to anyone building in web3.