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One month until spring carnival starts. Hope you guys are ready for the horse spam

Diversification for me means owning 12 coins that all drop at the same time for the same reason. Spread the risk, across identical risks.

Everyone's got a course now. $500 to learn what I could've learned by losing $100 in the market like a normal person.

Hardware wallet's been sitting in my drawer unopened for 8 months because setting it up felt like homework. My life savings are protected by my faith in god. So far so good.

Celebrity coins launched just to hard rug is this the local top again?

It’s my bday in a week what should I do for it?

Having a respiratory infection the last week cost me a disgusting amount of money, being away from the charts.
I’m never getting sick again. I’ll eat a raw ginger a day if I have to

Oracle sent a force majeure notice on its $165B data centre yesterday
Oracle's credit default swaps have become the market's hedge on the entire AI trade.
Traders aren't buying protection on Oracle because they're worried about Oracle. They're buying it because it's the cleanest way to short AI capex and OpenAI execution
S&P cut Oracle to BBB- in July. That's the lowest investment grade rating. One notch below is junk, where borrowing costs jump and institutions are forced to sell
Oracle has roughly $117 billion of bonds sitting in the US high grade index, the largest non financial issuer in

May your orders fill and your pnl’s be large

A hacker just doxxed the owners of 8,000 casinos
40,000 internal documents from the Curaçao Gaming Authority are public and searchable. 800 owners, 650 licensed companies including their passports, tax returns, bank records.
Lilith Wittmann registered on the licensing portal using the name of a Dutch trust manager the regulator already knew, with her own Gmail attached.
She was inside within days and stayed 9 months.
Stake's entity is on paper owned by Mladen Vuckovic, who declared over $1 billion in assets. The regulator's assessors doubted he was the real owner after finding loans worth hu

Lowkey looks like it could hit 6 figs from here

One of the biggest myths in trading is that knowledge = returns.
I've watched people who can't explain what the Fed does outtrade people who live in charts. Some of the worst performers I know are the most educated. They read everything, chart everything and still lose because knowing more just gives you more reasons to talk yourself into bad positions, or out of good ones.
Patience, timing, and knowing when to walk away beats knowledge almost every time. The market doesn't always pay you for what you know.