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Saylor: I said to you, never sell your Bitcoin. I never said that the company wouldn't sell its Bitcoin.
*I also told you to mortgage your house and buy Bitcoin at the peak of the 2021 bull market, and 5 years later you're losing to inflation because of it. I also told you to sell a kidney but to keep your Bitcoin.
This guy was, is, and will always be a psychopath.

On random altcoins, it's been a good time to invalidate long setups off bullish breaker blocks until refined key levels are hit on Bitcoin and Ethereum, alongside strong confirmation on other powerful [for reversal] charts.

Whales draining cryptos = Elon Musk becoming the world's first trillionaire very soon.

I'll never buy a course from someone whose long-term TR i can't verify in any meaningful way. I'm not looking for 100% accuracy over years, because that doesn't exist.
What i do look for is enough real, timestamped evidence over time to make me say: this person has genuinely operated at a level high enough to teach others, and if they choose to charge for their time and expertise, that's fair.
The problem is that there are countless "successful" people selling courses, indicators, newsletters, yet when you actually look for proof of their long-term competence, there's nothing there. No real

The brutal truth about trading: Only 1 in 100 people actually have what it takes to succeed.
The real problem: Only 1 in 100 people are self-aware enough to admit they are not one of them.

There's 0% chance we go through summer season without Elon pumpin' dogs on X.

Some distributed into the macro top alongside whales, shorted through a lot of the downside, and re-accumulated spot when Bitcoin hit the low 60s.
Nothing extraordinary in the world of successful players.

New subscriber follows 37 accounts i've blocked. That's a man who crossed the entire graveyard to get here.

Never underestimate a 3 13 5_7 1 16. It's always confluence for a reversal.

If X didn't exist, trillions of dollars wouldn't be stolen over the years.

When i played The Sims as a teenager, i never really played the game the way i think most people did.
I didn't care about the characters, their conversations, their routines, or the little dramas of their lives.
I cared about the structure. I built, designed, optimized, upgraded. I would take an empty space and turn it into something beautiful and organized. And the moment it felt complete, the moment everything was finally done i would lose interest and start from scratch.
Back then, i thought i was just playing differently. Now i understand i was revealing something deeper. That is the build

Without experience you'll fall for the trap of interpreting luck as skill.

Bitcoin to $1,000,000
I'll keep my view that it never gets there unless the cost of living goes to the moon as well, with at least a bare minimum 1,000% increase.