The biggest question with any trading bot isn't how much money it can make you. It's how much damage it can do when shit goes south. That's where @cancore_io gets something right. Separate wallet. Separate funds. Separate risk. Bot fks up? It can only lose what you allocated to it. Your main wallet stays untouched. That's how risk management should work. Not giving the bot access to your entire bankroll.

The trenches are so cooked that even if a meme runs to $100K MC mfers will find a reason to PvP it. Wrong spelling. Wrong ticker. Ticker should've been in Chinese. No, Korean. Meanwhile, some clown with a bunch of copy traders will ape $7K–$20K, dump on everyone following him, pocket a few bucks and call himself a trading genius. This is what the trenches have become. And then we wonder why Web2 normies aren't coming. Brother, you're rugging projects in 10 minutes. A normie needs longer than that just to figure out how to bridge funds. By the time he learns where the buy button is, you've already deployed, pumped, dumped and moved on to the next ticker. We've turned an industry that was supposed to onboard millions into a game of who can exit on whom the fastest and Eventually you'll run out of fresh buyers and start PvPing yourself. If you want new money to enter the trenches, give it a reason to stay. Otherwise, congratulations. You've built a casino where the players, dealers and exit liquidity are all the same 50 people.

Everything has an expiry date. Even beefs should. Shit happened. Trust was broken. People lost faith. But if there's one thing I've learned in crypto, it's that greed has a funny way of bringing everyone back to the same table. The moment there's money to be made, yesterday's enemies suddenly remember they're in the same industry. Think about it. Only a tiny fraction of the world is even involved in crypto. And among those people, how many are genuinely liquid? How many are actually building wealth instead of LARPing, flipping shitcoins, or fighting strangers on the internet? We are already a small industry, yet we spend half our energy fighting each other. You have people like CZ and Star, with enormous resources, influence, liquidity, and ecosystems behind them. Imagine what could happen if that energy went into creating opportunities, attracting fresh capital, and generating wealth instead of endless Twitter beefs. Nobody needs to become best friends. Nobody needs to forget the past. But there's a difference between remembering history and becoming a prisoner of it. You don't have to like someone to recognize that building together might be more profitable than fighting forever. At the end of the day, we came here to make money, not enemies. My two cents.

A lot of people keep asking me, “Bull, why didn’t you go to TOKEN2049?” Bro, what the fuck am I supposed to celebrate? These events make sense when you're actually winning. When you've built something from nothing, caught a 100x, pushed your project to new ATHs, or genuinely have something to show for your time in this industry. Look at the FOMO app guys. They had a great run. They earned their moment. Go network, celebrate, enjoy the fucking event. But if you're getting liquidated every other day, your portfolio is six feet underground, every coin you touch turns into a crime scene, and your biggest achievement this year is surviving another weekly candle… What exactly are you networking for? 😂 You're not attending a conference. You're attending a costume party dressed as a successful crypto investor. Some people go to these events to celebrate what they've built. Others go to escape the reality of what they haven't. There's nothing wrong with networking when you're struggling. But there's a difference between going there to build something and going there to pretend you've already made it. I'd rather stay home, fix my shit, and show up next year with results than spend three days pretending my portfolio isn't on life support. Don't confuse being seen in the industry with actually succeeding in it. The market doesn't give a fuck how many billionaires you took selfies with. Your PnL is still your PnL.