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Replying to @0xBossman
couldn’t agree more
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Replying to @drizzyofficial_
that’s how you win
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People who don't learn how to hold are gonna have a really hard time this cycle
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MY THESIS ON $LION warning: long post look at what this memecoin has already survived 90% drawdowns, months of accumulation, still 4k+ holders, and the meme itself has stayed relevant for years. here’s a post of trump using the meme in 2015: nitter.net/realdonaldtrump/status… a quick search on social media will show normies are still engaging with the meme too. it’s a timeless meme. when it launched, you had people like alon - nitter.net/a1lon9/status/19601095… mert - nitter.net/mert/status/1978942161… json - nitter.net/json1444/status/197916… toly - nitter.net/toly/status/1985483262… and lots of big accounts/companies posting and engaging with it karken - nitter.net/krakenfx/status/197699… pumpfun - nitter.net/pumpfun/status/1977807… solfare - nitter.net/solflare/status/197923… KFC - nitter.net/kfc/status/19734956481… and it still only topped around $10m mcap considering it launched in a bear market, that’s pretty crazy when you actually think about it because if it gets similar attention in a proper bull market, i don’t see why $100m+ can’t be on the table we’re seeing memecoins with way less motion than LION had in the bear market reach insane valuations right now then there’s the chart it’s spent a long time building through compression/sideways accumulation, downside looks exhausted, and it’s starting to look like it has bottomed that’s why i’m willing to sit through the chop the structure hasn’t been invalidated it’s just a matter of when.. 8NfK7b9u1RvMpHJnAnZki4mNQwjhvzrVZs7bRQatpump
"@billyjowiggins: @realDonaldTrump The lion does not concern himself with the opinion of sheep"
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The hardest thing in trading isn’t analysis. It’s waiting. Waiting for confirmation. Waiting for alignment. Waiting for liquidity. Most traders don’t lose because they’re wrong. They lose because they’re early.
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Replying to @Cyril_Cryptt
how do you get good if you’re always looking for ‘insider’ or believe everything na insider put in the work and get good
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Replying to @provii8
it’s linen that’s how it is
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normal ppl dont understand the extreme level of neurodivergence required to hit these massive trades u must have extreme adhd to be early to a narrative + main coin then, u must have the exact opposite, extreme patience/discipline, to be able to hold that coin through 70-90% drawdowns, periods of zero volatility, and endless waves of fud one mindset to enter, complete opposite mindset to exit few
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Replying to @JollyDinger
so true lol
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Replying to @123skely
they’ll be back and will buy higher
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this brother starvin lmao
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Replying to @residentbabyboy
agree
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Replying to @shivst3r
v true
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You must learn to live with drawdowns When a real business has a bad quarter, they don't panic and burn down the building They audit the data, isolate the operational leak, and adjust Most of you take five consecutive losses personally, revenge trade to get your money back, and blow up by Friday Profitable traders pull up the trade log, verify every setup against their criteria, and keep executing If a red month makes you question your entire career, you never had an edge in the first place
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Replying to @Opeolu_waa
wym us? lol im health maxing rn
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Replying to @YURPRESIDENT
snapchat streak police still dy lmao
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one thing i’ve learned trading memecoins the setup rarely looks obvious while you’re actually in it most of the clarity comes afterward
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update: currently down -25%, still holding. my thesis and conviction hasn’t changed being early doesn’t always look good on the PnL
what do you guys think happens to a memecoin that has been accumulating and trading sideways for 6-7+ months ? the timeline is not prepared.
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I used to think getting better meant finding more setups, taking more trades & catching more moves. I was completely naive. I think improvement looks like rejecting 95% of what I see and becoming stupidly aggressive when MY pitch finally shows up. More knowledge should eventually create fewer decisions, not more.
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The hardest part about the cycle is now sitting your on hands in your spot positions and doing absolutely nothing but letting the trade play out
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