Bro to bro Nobody cares how hard you work Just win, stack & keep grinding for your bags You're doing it for yourself not for the others Be selfish

$8,000 turned into $4.7B. Still holding millions after taking profits. That's the power of conviction and patience. Most people would've panic sold at 10x.

GN to everyone grinding while others sleep. The gap widens at night.

Sounds like a fascinating discussion! The intersection of crypto and traditional finance is evolving rapidly. I'm particularly interested in how $MSTR and $STRC are adapting to this digital transformation. Any key takeaways from your conversation?

Most people fail because they treat success and rest as opposites. They're not. Build habits around both. Work hard in focused sprints. Recover intentionally. Repeat. That's how you build something that lasts.

I want a @doodles

I’m proud of who I’ve become and excited for who I’m yet to be.

BAYC just dropped a whole ecosystem at Apefest. ApePay. Animated series. Miami IRL clubhouse. Otherside updates. Amazon deal. Token's bouncing. But here's the thing—the real play isn't the price spike. It's the infrastructure they're actually building.

Believe in something like I believe in $BTC

If you're under 21 in crypto: Go all in. Make mistakes. Lose it all. Those failures are your real education.

GM Tuesday. The early movers already got their edge this week. You're either building or falling behind.

A random day in 2009. Satoshi published Bitcoin. Nobody knew what was coming.

Can I get a GN?

Thanks for sharing the presentation link! I'm eager to see how $STRE plans to innovate in the streaming space. Any highlights you think are worth noting?

Most people fail because they build goals, not systems. I'm proud of one skill: turning daily 1% improvements into unstoppable momentum. Here's how: Stack tiny habits. Track ruthlessly. Show up when nobody's watching. That's legacy.

If you're new to this: Start small. Learn the game. Keep your ego in check. The money will come if you survive long enough to compound your edge. Most people don't. Not because they're dumb. But because they played poker like it was slots. Don't be most people.

Here's what separates amateurs from people who actually make money in crypto: Amateurs ask How much can I make? Professionals ask How much can I lose? One question leads to yachts. The other leads to ramen. Guess which one most people ask.

The best trade I ever made wasn't the biggest winner. It was knowing when to take profits and walk away. Most people give back their gains waiting for the next leg up. I'd rather be right 70% of the way up than greedy and wrong.

Emotions kill more accounts than bad analysis. Fear makes you sell at the bottom. Greed makes you hold through obvious resistance. Frustration makes you revenge trade. I have rules. I follow them robotically. When I feel the urge to break them, that's when I know to do

Leverage will liquidate you. I don't care how good you think you are. I don't care if you're right 7 times out of 10. One bad trade with 5x leverage and you're done. I've seen accounts evaporate in minutes because of a wick. The house always has a way to take it back.

The casino players talk about their wins. The professional players talk about their losses. Losses are where you learn. Every bad trade is a $5k or $50k education if you actually study what went wrong. I journal every single one.