Why did I quit bug bounty hunting?

I decided to quit bug bounty hunting primarily because it became increasingly exhausting. The nature of this field requires not only the ability to find bugs but also the necessity to stay ahead of the curve. This means continuously learning new tools, testing emerging technologies, and actively searching for new vulnerabilities. While I initially found great joy in the learning process and the thrill of discovery, the relentless pressure to keep up with the fast-paced changes in technology took a toll on my mental and physical well-being. The constant need to be vigilant and innovative left me feeling drained, and I realized that I needed to step back and reassess my priorities. Ultimately, I wanted to pursue a more balanced lifestyle that allowed me to enjoy my interests without the overwhelming stress that came with the demands of bug bounty hunting.