I’m not poor. I’m pre-rich.
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If you were to go treasure hunting, what would be the best place to look?
Would it be where everyone else is looking or are you going to search on your own?
Now apply that same principle to memecoins. If you want to be first to find a hidden gem, you have to be the first to search where no one else is searching.
He’s on the grind. That’s the mindset you’ll need after losing everything.
I think that once the meta shifts, a lot of KOLs who’ve extracted millions will go the way of sports stars. Lots of money comes in. They burn it away thinking more will come in. It doesn’t. Then they go broke.
The meta could shift when copy trading/ callout rewards becomes less viable. Then those who rely on them will struggle if they don’t have the skill to back it up.
Preservation of money is just as important as making it. Money that comes fast can leave quickly.
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There's really no point of identifying with something you don't intend to live by
If you believe something you stake your life on it, otherwise it's an unproductive self-deception
I think crypto is constantly evolving. As more of the new generation gets onboarded with their shorter attention spans, crypto will have to go even faster. I don’t think this will change. We’ve seen people deploy launchpads, and as SI improves, it’ll be easier to vibecode. Maybe we might even see a shift from a mass deployment of coins to an even bigger mass deployment of launchpads. Then people will realize that it’s best to stick with one launchpad. Perhaps this will lead to less fud against that one launchpad and people will actually start bull posting it. Then, that’s when change will come full circle. When people stop bringing negativity and spread more pawsitivity.
The big question will be which launchpad will come out on top.
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I find it fascinating how these new generations of traders have changed the concept of having money.
Or at least that’s what they’re trying to do, through the constant narrative that crypto has to be the biggest casino ever created.
My idea of “oh I made it” has always been having peace of mind, surrounded by nature, financial freedom and the ability to help the people I care about.
Today I constantly see young people buying expensive sports cars, but behind that I only see a weak ego desperate for attention and external validation.
Not my thing I guess.
This has also affected the way the world perceives crypto in a curious way.
Before, the idea of making it was about having conviction in something.
For many, it was the promise of an improvement in the economy, a bet on the future, driven by the desire to see that conviction rewarded in the long term.
Today it’s all about easy money, even if that means prostituting your soul.
This will change, I’m sure of it, when all these young “traders” realize that having the biggest car or being in the best places doesn’t make your dick bigger.
Life is a cycle after all, everything comes back.
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Compounding is the closest thing to a cheat code in investing.
The hardest part is staying consistent long enough to see it work.
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Quite an achievement from this girl. Surely an inspiration to many young people.
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Depth is a filter, the seed that falls on rocky ground sprouts, grows shallow roots, and gets scorched by the sun in the morning
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When you check coins you're pretty much hated all the way lmao, ngl it's like choosing "hell" difficulty but it's the game. I love checking coins, people want to know what's going on.
We're playing hide and seek with the biggest assholes on the planet, who wouldn't love playing such a game
