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O G
trader | actor | streamer @probablynothing
i used to slop post but tweeting became so much more fun when I started thinking before I posted
for example, i got a therapist recently right
she thinks it’s important i write out my thoughts, about my personal life, what goes on in my head on a day to day basis, etc.
i took that idea, applied it to CT, and suddenly im having fun posting again
fwiw even if you have a certain amount of posts you have to rip a week in order to keep up with certain deliverables (whatever they may be) posting mindlessly makes this app insufferable and your only goal becomes to get off of it ASAP
so probably drop whatever deals or unspoken reasons you have for posting literal trash so you can enjoy the platform again
actually what i meant to say is gm gm never stop clicking and im bullish
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O G24.7. klo 05.24
blew 90% of my port and this cycle's gains, not afraid to share
here's what happened thus far :
- oversizing : got comfortable with a decently large port and started overbetting to match the holdings of people with much larger ports than me, usually ended with me selling at a small percentage loss in order to preserve the massive amount of capital (to me) that i put in, resulting in a slow, but sizeable, bleed in my port.
- impatience : I would be up a solid 2-5x on a play that I thought would be a 20-50x, I'd see a slight downtrend and would take the minuscule profits in order to alleviate my worries.
The coin would then typically do the 20-50x that i foresaw.
- trying the cupsey method : I think every trader tried it, the new pairs method, but nobody I personally knew at the time really tried it like cupsey, the goal was typically to buy under 100k and pray for a couple mil or 8 fig MC. I almost always got burned or rugged.
- borrowing conviction : there were a lot of times where I didn't develop my own thesis and I traded based on the conviction other traders had. 8/10 times that happened I would overbet and get SEVERELY burned with nobody to blame but myself.
- no due diligence/copytrading : if I saw certain wallets buy I would blind copytrade and worry about due diligence later. I learned the problem with copytrading is that you typically know nobody's price targets and WILL get burned 9/10 if you're even SLIGHTLY greedy.
- greediness : I would go up a substantial amount, 20-25x even on a coin, and I would say to myself but what if this is the 100x, what if this is the 1000x and it always resulted in me holding for giga long and selling at a loss. I didn't know when to close out a trade EVER, felt like I ALWAYS misplayed it.
I've now officially made a bag and lost it, made a bag and lost it, made a bag and lost it, made a bag and lost it, and made a bag and lost it.
I'm not bitter about it, I wasn't ready for that kind of money at the time anyway. Feels like I finally have woken up to the fact that greediness is what has killed me in every single scenario. So did trying to play the game like everyone else.
I don't think I'm one of those traders that can sit at the screen and trade 50 coins a day and end up profitable, I think I'm more of a few trades a week IF THAT kind of guy (considering I almost ALWAYS have the right idea on which coins are gonna giga send over a few days to a week)
Feels like I've tried to play the game everybody else's way, which was a complete skill issue on my part.
Time to change it up and focus on my strategies and frameworks.
Let’s run it back (and keep it this time)
- OG
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