Also, if you’re following me solely because you hope I’ll outperform $Keycat again and hand you another “exit-poverty” ticket, be aware: you might end up disappointed. And I’m telling you this with complete honesty. I already outperformed myself with Keycat after Retardio. These are the kind of plays that happen once in a lifetime — if you’re truly blessed. The chances are extremely low. And I did it twice, on a large scale. (With 2–3 failures in between! Check my pinned post to understand the sentiment I had when I launched Keycat.) You can’t expect this to be the standard. The odds of me doing it again are lower than for others. Why? Because I’ve already had my big wins, and I don’t have the same drive to push a coin from literally zero to tens or hundreds of millions. Sometimes I try to help you all out, but I’m aware the chances of success are lower compared to those of fresh KOLs who have nothing to lose and everything to gain. It’s just part of the cycle. But I don’t want to mislead you, it genuinely makes me sad because I’ve been in your position for years and I’ve always wanted to make a difference. And I have, don’t get me wrong, my DMs are full of successful people thanking me for changing their lives. It’s just not enough for me to dwell on the past. So, I think the best thing I can do to help you is to be crystal clear: I’m focused on established coins right now, as anyone lucky enough to have exited the trenches should be. If I decide to gamble on a microcap coin, it’s exactly that: a gamble. My personal risk is almost zero. It always has been, actually. And you should act accordingly. I don’t believe my path is replicable, so neither should you. Instead, you should squeeze your brain and figure out how to take the money out of the computer by yourself