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some of you are chronically online, and that’s exactly why you’ll do well
some of you will lose everything because you’re chronically online
idk how to explain this, other than: I’ve been here 9yrs and have seen it all before
find the line between obsession and addiction.
if you’re bearish because “everyone is bullish”
or fading shiny new things because “everyone is using it”
you’re just never gonna make it
because you’ll always think this way
every. single. time
hope this helps.
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I made a joke about Liverpool being in peak form and everyone took it too seriously
Man city actually is in peak form with their rebuild and Haaland anytime goal feels like a good bet. Cov defense been struggling
you went to sleep?
congrats, you just missed out on a few $100m runners
now your entire bloodline is gonna be poor because of it
[joking ofc, but hopefully you realize that’s not the kind of thing that happens in a bearmarket]
soon you will go to sleep and miss out on 500m runners,
which means you may catch some too.
opportunity is abundant.
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let’s make something clear:
you’re not “sidelined”
you deliberately chose not to bid, everyday, for several months
It’s not like you didn’t login to CT daily, or check tradingview first thing in the morning…
same way I didn’t “miss the $HYPE airdrop”, for example
I simply didn’t farm it for a year straight, and then also didn’t trade it when it went from $3 to $25 in those first few weeks, because I was ignorant and lazy
not because I wasn’t exposed to it, or because didn’t have the opportunity to buy.
we’ll get further in life by taking accountability for our actions, instead of trying to cop
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HYPE+3.85%
bears actually have a great point
price action isn’t ’confirmed’ bullish yet
maybe you should wait for the yearly candle close just to be sure
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> “man I’m so sidelined, I will buy the first dip I swear”
*market pullsback -2% after moving sideways for a week at the highs*
> “lol that was the top. gg it’s over.”

same thing every time.
if a bit of chop frightens you,
it’s because your mother raised a little bitch.
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Nvidia market cap alone is 2x bigger than all of crypto combined.
just in case you needed to know how big you’re allowed to dream
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NVDA+0.87%
consolidations in this context are bullish
it allows momentum to reset without price needing to selloff in order to find new buyers
on-chain mania in the meantime
you are witnessing the infant stages of the next leg higher
we’ve seen this 1000 times before.
don’t screw it up
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kind of market where you make an insane amount of money very quickly and feel terrible about it
you will do fine as long as you overcome that feeling.
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Saliba still out for awhile but it really doesn’t matter
this should be an easy dub on Monday
wait so there’s a new chain that has been persistent for months now, at the brink of a new bullmarket, where the previous bullmarket was predominantly on-chain activity, and you’re telling me there’s not a single coin on that chain above 250m yet?
LOL
dream bigger.
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I’m guessing pullbacks remain relatively mild, with most of the market chopping sideways for a month or so, before higher
here’s an owl sculpture from 2500 years ago
goodluck.
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after trading for ~9 years, I have seen:
- Rate hikes and prices goes down
- Rate hikes and price goes up
- Rate cuts and price goes down
- Rate cuts and price goes up
- Rates unchanged and price goes down
- Rates unchanged and price goes up
I can’t tell you when 1 of these 6 outcomes is more likely than the others, because I don’t understand the nuances and context to a deeper extent
but over 9 years, that’s always proved to be okay, because price action tells the truth in the end, and my analysis is always as objective as it can feasibly be
that is a superpower.
Every once in awhile, CT like
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after trading for ~9 years, I have seen:
- Rate hikes and prices goes down
- Rate hikes and price goes up
- Rate cuts and price goes down
- Rate cuts and price goes up
- Rates unchanged and price goes down
- Rates unchanged and price goes up
I can’t tell you when 1 of these 6 outcomes is more likely than the other, because I don’t understand the nuances and context to a deeper extend
but over 9 years, that’s always proved to be okay, because price action tells the truth in the end, and my analysis is always as objective as it can feasibly be
that is a superpower.
Every once in awhile, CT likes
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