Lee Goon Wang (@5morewhooppers) just closed a $23M Zcash position on Hyperliquid, and he's hinting he's about to delete his account.
So I had Grok go through his whole post history and pull out his top 9 rules. Here's what came back:
1. Make one or two big trades a year. Not 50 small ones.
2. Only size a trade if you can sit in it for months without touching it.
3. Decide the exit before you buy: a price, a BTC-mcap %, or a catalyst.
4. Once you’re deep in profit, you’re allowed to scale out. The original thesis is not a contract.
5. Don’t sit in cash waiting for a Luna-style collapse so you can buy the “guaranteed” bottom. That wipeout often never comes, and you miss the actual low.
6. When the coin you actually like goes sideways, wait. Don’t rotate into junk.
7. Sitting in cash is the hard part. Most people get bored and go long for no reason.
8. Don’t post the position. Followers and PnL screenshots make you trade worse.
9. The goal is higher-timeframe charts and almost no clicks. Everything else is noise.
Write these down into your trading journal/notebook.
You don't have to follow all of them, but I'd want these written down somewhere.
Monclair retweeted
July 1st, 2026: #Beam completed a necessary hard fork to address a subtle Bulletproofs rangeproof vulnerability.
A big shout-out to @MonclairTrades who discovered the issue.
Read the technical breakdown, our risk assessment, and the proposed next steps:
beam.mw/blog/news/hardfork-s…



