The $2.5M payout certificates added to this list... I don't think I ever shared them.
No they don't make certificates for affiliate payments.. and no I wasn't an affiliate at the time of payout.
20 certificates representing the culmination of 14 years of experience in the markets.
THE OFFICIAL PAYOUT MEGATHREAD.
I have made $1,187,415.34 across 218 payouts.
Because there are so many, and I want to share all of them for credibility, I have split this thread into individual threads.
Check the QR codes or tag the owners twitter accounts to verify.
Someone getting exposed WILL NOT directly improve your trading skills.
The only thing that does that is trading itself.
Replying to @jadecap_
Scammers should go scot free.
And exposing them is not adding value to the community?
What a scumbag pos.
I avoid all the people in this space that parade around "white knighting" trying to "expose" people instead of providing actual value to the community.
Some of the lowest form of intelligence for entertainment out there..
You can see why..
47 year old AlgoTrader @VinnyEmini aka Vincent Alexander Marchi recently arrested and charged with multiple felonies including:
"Possession with Intent to Promote Child Pornography", "Invasive Visual Recording" and "Possession of Child Porn >50 Visual Depictions"
Bond has been set however, per county records, he remains incarcerated in Collin County, Texas
h/t anons #InnocentUntilProvenGuilty #BeCarefulWhoYouFollow #BeCarefulWhoFollowsYou
Progress isnāt linear.
The first time I dropped out of college I found myself pushing carts and bagging groceries.
Seems like a lifetime ago..
But dreaming big made sure I didnāt just settle for an average life.
I didnāt go full time until I had 2 years of expenses saved up ($100K) and made double my salary from trading ($240k).
But I guarantee you the best move I made was putting all my focus in the tail end of my career into my actual job.
I went from $75K/yr to $120k/yr in under 12 months just from asking for more responsibilities, building skills, and job hopping.
It allowed me to seriously start saving and compound my trading.
I wish I hadnāt put so much energy into trading when I was younger, it made me a very mediocre employee⦠and I likely couldāve been earning 6-figures in my late 20s had I actually put in effort to climb the corporate ladder.
If youāre a broke average worker who is easily replaced, itās so much harder to build wealth.
Jumping from $50k-$100k as a worker imo is easier than making the extra $50k from tradingā¦
I didnāt go full time until I had 2 years of expenses saved up ($100K) and made double my salary from trading ($240k).
But I guarantee you the best move I made was putting all my focus in the tail end of my career into my actual job.
I went from $75K/yr to $120k/yr in under 12 months just from asking for more responsibilities, building skills, and job hopping.
It allowed me to seriously start saving and compound my trading.
I wish I hadnāt put so much energy into trading when I was younger, it made me a very mediocre employee⦠and I likely couldāve been earning 6-figures in my late 20s had I actually put in effort to climb the corporate ladder.
If youāre a broke average worker who is easily replaced, itās so much harder to build wealth.
Jumping from $50k-$100k as a worker imo is easier than making the extra $50k from tradingā¦
It never ceases to amaze me how people are always over leveraged at market tops.
Seeing traders on my timeline who are down 30-50% on their portfolio in a single day.
If you donāt learn how to protect the downside..
Itās not a matter of IF, but WHEN you get carried out in a body bagā¦
Theres a graveyard full of traders that only learned about risk of ruin after theyāre already lowering the casket.
Donāt be that person.
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Iām a big advocate for putting all your energy into the largest stream of income you currently have.
Way too many retail traders are making a below average salary and putting their small amount of disposable income into a trading account hoping to flip it into vast wealth.
All the while dumping all of their time into something that isnāt paying them.
Youād be better off buying lotto tickets.
Go start a business, climb your industry, pick up a side hustle.
Trade on the side, and donāt put SO much energy into it.
When the income from trading surpasses your main income, then and only then can you think of quitting.
JadeCap retweeted
Ten years ago, I placed my first trade.
I thought I'd figure it out in a few months. I didn't.
There were blown accounts. Strategies that worked until they didn't. Years of wondering if I was wasting my time while everyone around me seemed to be "making it."
What I eventually learned wasn't a secret indicator. It was patience. Trading less. Accepting losses as part of the job. And being honest with myself about my results and focusing on strict risk management practices.
I put a real account on Myfxbook for anyone to see. 2026 and forward!
Every trade. Every loss. Since July. I'm not sharing this to say I've made it.
I'm sharing it because ten years ago, I didnāt think this would be possible.
I needed to see that slow, steady progress compound. If you're still in the hard years, keep going. š
Not financial advice.
Inspired by @jadecap_ @MatheWieme @TanjaTrades @TradesByMatt @ICT_Concepts @tradewithpatty @JamesBruce131 to continue pushing forward.
2022 Model + Patience!
#Trader #Forex #ICT
New levels!!!
About a year ago @Wordsofrizdom let me sit down with @jadecap_ to try to figure my shit out.
I got off the midnight shift at 7AM, got to the studio at 9. Was awake for a solid 36 hours, but there was no way I was missing this opportunity.
Since then Iām down 40lbs and up 40k.
Things could not be more different.
Thanks for the spark my guys.
JadeCap retweeted
With @HawkHoldings @jadecap_ and my brother Jethro.
And the epic @NTLiveMedia event. The golf experience sponsored by our friends @TradingLucid @ajtradinglucid
































