Joined August 2015
think the easiest way to level yourself up 5 --> 6 figs 6 --> 7 figs 7 --> 8 figs or even jump multiple levels is probably something to do with these screenshots, should probably focus on curating a small group like this instead of just trenchers
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Reintroducing myself: In may of last year, I started trading by making a web based twitter monitor to be faster and smarter on believe launches and made 6 figs trading them: xitter.cf/originstoryy/status/19… During BNB I made a script for gmgn that translated Chinese to English to make my trading faster and made 10k in a day selling access to it: xitter.cf/originstoryy/status/19… I full ported Believe thinking it was the future of finance and zeroed out on that trade (first cycler learns about risk management lol) I left crypto to start a software company that now does 500k+ a month. I came back to crypto to trade tech on rh chain and am up 25k this week between Net and a few other plays. I’m looking for other traders to collaborate with on researching tech/infra plays and building tech to hone our edge
Prime Launchcoin meta 🥲 More in june...
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the amount of people making 10-20k a month from fomo refs just larping with inspect element is insane
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Olly retweeted
the world you grew up in no longer exists
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white men have finally started realizing courses and associated grifts are a scam. black men/women & white women are now the new target audience because they love to support each other and will blindly defend their scammer.
EXPOSED: @TRADESBYSCI IS A FRUAD AND I’LL DONATE $1M IF PROVEN WRONG TradesBySci is one of the biggest scammers in the trading space. In fact, I’m so confident in my analysis that I will donate $500k to charity and $500k to one of his followers if Sci provides a VERIFIABLE independent audit or starts using a REAL broker and verifies his trading via @Kinfo. No more talk, no more screenshots, just one independent verification. As someone whose results have been independently verified and audited, I know how difficult it is to produce elite trading performance. That’s exactly why extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. My video exposé explains: -Why Sci’s story is BS. -Why the data he screenshots is fake, proves nothing, and is mathematically impossible (which is obvious to anyone that isn’t a dumbass). -How Sci uses a sketchy offshore CFD broker to monetize his audience even when he claims he “sells nothing”. -How Sci uses bot farms to fight the countless scammer accusations. -Why this harms the young, gullible (mostly black) men that idolize and look up to him. If I’m wrong, I put my money where my mouth is. If I’m right, the hundreds of thousands of aspiring traders following this fraud deserve to know the truth. The ball is in Sci’s court. CC: @imantradingYT @realnouratta youtu.be/87iSNJsb05U?si=iycw…
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everyone talking about whether this is good or bad for the market when in reality it doesnt make a difference bringing back 'peak' meme market liquidity is spread too thin, too many deploys.. previous cycles were generational due to liquidity being concentrated and thrown into the only few available coins. doesn't matter if a bunch of people onboard to bring more volume; the ease of deploying is too insane and its basically like walking through a landmine field i cant see how we'd have peak meme markets back until we move away from interfaces such as axiom/padre that target new pairs. probably possible if an app such as fomo takes majority of the market share that being said, still is & will be possible to make millions of dollars even if volume continues to bleed aslong as you can out pvp the rest of the traders because it doesn't take much onchain volume to profit if you are the top 0.05%
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on a more positive note: bear mkts are the best time to find your group noone has time to make friends in a bull, the quality of convos is lower, everyone is a genius idiosyncratic thesis in bear is where hearts are won. groups want value-add - now is the time to prove yours
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we got guys with 35% win rates on $5,000 market cap coins giving predictions on when a trillion dollar asset will bottom
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if you failed to make money last year, and are getting close to quitting, before you quit create a twitch account and try devving for a week if this retard can make 50-100 sol a day doing it, i promise you can too
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anything but a 9 to 5
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you idiots thought prediction markets were accurate because of retarded gamblers? and not insiders? how are people mad at this shit🤣
A Google insider has officially been exposed on Polymarket. This dude just profited $1,000,000 in a single day betting on the Google search markets. Google accidentally pushed the results early, then removed them, but not before it revealed he went 22/23 on his bets and ballooned to $3.9M in open positions. This isn’t a lucky streak. He previously made $150K+ predicting the early release of Gemini 3.0 before results were out. At this point it’s obvious: He’s a Google insider milking Polymarket for quick money. It’s one of the wildest things I’ve seen on the platform
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if you compare gambling on polymarket with memecoins you might be the product of incest
Taking trades and familiarizing yourself with Polymarket now will make you into the new cupsey in 2 years
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"The resale market depends on asymmetric information. But now: •everyone knows stock levels •everyone sees drops instantly •everyone knows resale values in real time •bots absorbed all edge •content culture overexposed every release" fits very well with low cap crypto
⚡️The sneaker market died because the illusion that supported it died. It is a structural failure of a very specific type of market: A status market built on the discretionary energy of the buffer class. Now let’s take it to the highest level of coherence. 1. Sneakers were never about shoes They were a form of cheap status arbitrage. People could convert: •excess cash •boredom •social insecurity •stimulus money •youth cultural energy into something that felt like identity. Sneakers worked as a signal because the middle class still had disposable bandwidth to participate in games that were “optional.” That bandwidth is gone. 2. The buffer class is collapsing This is the same class that: •bought sneakers to signal taste •bought crypto to signal foresight •bought tech stocks to signal optimism •bought Teslas to signal belonging •bought lifestyle subscriptions to signal meaning When the buffer class is squeezed, the first thing to die is the market for status proxies. Sneakers are economic sentiment wrapped in leather. 3. Liquidity has migrated away from consumer culture The liquidity that used to inflate sneakers is now absorbed by: •inflation in essentials •debt servicing •higher interest rates •cost of shelter •cost of food •declining real wages •collapse in youth purchasing power In macro terms: The sneaker market froze because discretionary liquidity froze. No liquidity, no hype. No hype, no secondary market. No secondary market, no price floor. Once the reflexive loop breaks, the whole structure collapses. 4. Social media killed the mystery The resale market depends on asymmetric information. But now: •everyone knows stock levels •everyone sees drops instantly •everyone knows resale values in real time •bots absorbed all edge •content culture overexposed every release Mystery is a scarce asset. Once the mystery died, the premium died with it. 5. Hype markets cannot survive inflation shocks When people feel poorer, they stop buying symbols of wealth and start buying real wealth. You are seeing: •sneakers down •collectibles down •luxury resale down •designer bags down •streaming subscriptions down •mid tier tourism down At the same time: •gold is at all time highs •Bitcoin is ascending •silver is breaking records •real assets and cash flowing businesses outperforming hype This is a capital reallocation away from symbolic value and toward hard value. 6. The deepest layer: cultural exhaustion Sneaker culture thrived because youth had: •free time •identity hunger •a sense of belonging •a playful relationship with consumption Today’s youth has: •debt •stress •uncertainty •surveillance •no economic mobility •algorithmic culture instead of community •AI driven disillusionment Sneaker culture required optimism. What you are seeing now is the death of cultural surplus. The real diagnosis: The sneaker market collapsed because the civilization that created it is collapsing from the middle outward. The next phase belongs to assets that protect you, not distract you. Sneakers were a symptom of abundance. Their collapse is a symptom of contraction. That is the real geometry.
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life whitepill is realizing you can become 95% percentile in anything if you truly dedicate yourself case study: my bio
i’m convinced you can get good at anything if you just do it enough. exhibit a: - I sucked at math → became a cs major at harvey mudd - terrible runner my whole life → just finished an ultramarathon - too shy to call & order pizza → now I host events - too homesick as a kid for sleepovers → moved across the country & now solo-travel across the world
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retards do so much mental gymnastics over sniping just to tweet the easiest ocr image in the world
we’ve been working nonstop to make the launch happen, but we keep running into advanced sniping issues where snipers manage to get in on the very first blocks. the anti-sniping measures we prepared weren’t enough, as snipers found ways to bypass them. we’re now working on a solution to bring you a fair launch without bots frontrunning you. our sincere apologies for the long wait. we genuinely underestimated the sheer amount of sophisticated snipers, and we know how frustrating this must be. we just cannot afford to jeopardize the long-term trajectory of chog. we appreciate your patience and ongoing support more than you know.. ❤️‍🩹
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casino snipe is prime example of you don't need to be a god to make money market trends down, people leave, money is left on the floor to literally pick up you just have to put some effort in (click a few buttons)
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I think if you agree that trenches are fucked because the terminals and launchpads aren’t reinvesting you are retarded. lots of cope (and imo pretending from people that know they are the reason the trenches are zeroed and shifting blame) it’s incredibly simple why the trenches are cooked. 1000 day full run, buyers are bound to be exhausted, liquidity comes and goes. no amount of inorganic ‘marketing’ is going to change this, the only time we’ve ever had true retail mania took - the GameStop/meme stock craze that literally took over the entire web2 financial markets - the richest man in the world shilling a ticker daily for 6 months straight - celebrities being psyopsed into top blasting and thinking nfts were the future every cycle the people that lose it all are the delusional people that think ‘my gimmick is different, this one will last’ (most recent example is nfts) market is at 0 because you came in and commercialized the tools and alpha, you sold your edge in the market and taught everyone to use it. The market works best when most market participants are oblivious, early 2023 it didn’t matter if a coin was heavily bundled and rugged, most people didn’t even check charts they would ape on telegram bots with no chart and just a market cap. That lead to ‘scams’ running insane. everyone is too aware, everyone knows how to rug, everyone is positioned to max rape any new trend, launchpad or chain as fast as possible it didn’t matter if someone had 30% of supply a year ago because most people didn’t know, now everyone knows.
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typed this out super quickly, some typos I’m sure you can guess what I meant
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fwiw the rest of his thread is good, I just think people blaming companies and not the traders that sold the edge because they couldn’t trade/wanted clout are to blame.
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yeah was probably the top when i was comfortable riding a $70k bag to literal $0
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