Low-balled myself out of college, stuck around for 8 yrs out of complacency, Blind has opened my eyes (no pun intended)

In 2014, my senior year of college, I sent out a handful of applications and got the first job I interviewed for. I hadn't bothered to do market research and the application had a required "Desired salary" field; I put $70K because that sounded like a lot of money, and that's the offer I got. Fast forward to two years into the job—I'd gotten raises up to $76K. I was the coordinator for our senior interns, and when they got offers to return after graduation, I was shocked to learn they were for $95K. I put together a bunch of data from various sources on market rates and wrote out several reasons I was valuable to my company, then called a meeting with my boss and presented him with all of that info. He went to the CTO, who said he could bump me to $95K but that I had to really prove myself to hit six figures. Now, at 8 YOE, my base is just under $140K and bonuses range from 0 to 🥜. I love my teammates and have great WLB, tons of time for hobbies and an active social life. My rent is cheap and I make enough to buy whatever I want without a second thought. But I've begun looking for a new job; the impetus was my discomfort with my current company's ""values"". My coworker/friend showed me Blind and I've been on here for almost a week now. I had no idea how much I was underselling myself. I'm targeting $180K-$210K base, since stocks aren't real, but $180K TC is my actual line. That's my story. I'd love referrals if anyone is inclined to help me earn what I now know I'm worth. I'm full stack with lots of DevOps-y cloud experience. C# / .NET / TypeScript / JavaScript / AWS. TC/YOE: Read the post smh 😤