Knowing when to throw the dice is important, but what's even more important is not folding when the dice are thrown

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Thankfully not at 60k anymore lol

Oo just let us destroy old historical buildings because we don't have a teacher in class o algo

Mutts is the most original and funny lowcap i've seen in months How is it at 60k

They discovered the king of cat coins

I have been going through a lot of my own mistakes and thought I'd type them here, maybe they help you as well Most of them have to do with doing too much, not too little which is what I find the most interesting. 1. Over trading Winning & losing usually go in cycles, no one wins forever nor does one lose without getting wins; I've also noticed the way they work together, winning causes me to easily get ahead of myself and start trading coins when I really should be sitting on my hands and doing nothing which I'm instinctively aware of 2. Over sizing It took me a really long time to figure out why I kept having a hard time taking profit and I realized that it actually comes down to bidding too much in coins. It causes one to lose focus on what they're doing and whether they're right and instead the focus goes to the number on the screen. I feel like it's almost identical to the feeling that one has when driving on the highway and then going to an urban area where you have to drive much slower. Sizing too much into coins makes you act irrationally and your character as a trader gets overrun by the emotional burden. I also believe to have found the "fix" to the issue which is buying coins to the point where you still feel FOMO on what if you're right. This fixes the issue underneath.

Perfect tap of yellow line Reversal is probably in action Expecting this next move to be the time we finally break ATH's for good

Looks like BTC is really trying to make a good weekly close today Would form a very bullish fake out on weekly candles if we close above 85

I think Crypto will be one of the last encryption methods to survive quantum computing Crypto usually moves ahead of the curve of technology because of it's nature and volatility, people will latch onto any single bit of news as a catalyst or an element of fear Cryptography as a technology is very secure if you compare it to some of the other elements that we use in day to day life like credit cards, banks and so on. I think there's a good chance that Bitcoin will be seen as a safe haven not too far in the future, which will obviously drive price much higher.

NEET is 2x higher than on the morning of 10/10 a year ago Not many coins have this kind of strength