I need help building my autonomous crypto project at 14

I’m 14, and I’m working on something that sounds insane at first: a fully autonomous crypto system. Basically, I’m building a project called WSFL. It’s designed to simulate trading, yield farming, and reinvesting, all on its own.

I know what you’re thinking. “14 and crypto? Risky.” And yeah, I get that. But here’s the thing: I’m not putting real money at risk yet. Everything I’m doing is either in simulation or on testnet MATIC. That means I can test bots, smart contracts, and trading strategies without losing a cent.

The setup is complex. I’ve coded hundreds of files: C++ for blockchain logic, Python for AI bots, Solidity for smart contracts, JSON for wallets and chain state. I’m running it all locally, testing each component carefully. It’s messy, sometimes confusing, but it works, or at least it’s getting there.

What’s wild is seeing the system “generate” simulated profits. It’s not real money yet, but it feels like building your own mini‑economy. And that’s the point. I’m learning, experimenting, and getting ready for when I can safely use real tokens.

If you’re curious, the project has multiple phases. Phase 0 was coding and setup. Phase 1 is full testnet operation with free MATIC from Polygon faucets. Phase 2 will be deployment on mainnet once I turn 18 or get legal guardian approval.

I want to share this because maybe someone else is thinking: “I want to try building crypto tools, but I don’t have the money or the age.” You don’t need either. Start with simulations. Learn the logic. Test your ideas. And when the time is right, you’ll be ready.