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i trade shitcoins

Joined January 2024
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how mfs be making up narratives after aping 10 sol in a coin
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The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "It is better for anyone of you to take a rope (and cut) and bring a bundle of wood (from the forest) over his back and sell it and Allah will save his face (from the Hell-Fire) because of that, rather than to ask the people who may give him or not".
The signs on Drake’s tour in AUS 👀
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On games of chance vs. games of skill First, you must identify which game you’re playing. If you don’t, you won’t know the rules to win—and you might even confuse it for a different game entirely. Simple approach from first principles: • What defines "winning"? • Most importantly: In a game where the rules aren’t fixed, how do I redefine what it takes to win? • What systems can I build to thrive when the rules are never permanent? • What assumptions am I making that might be wrong? Understanding Critical Repetition Frequency (CRF) as a mental model helps you identify whether skill or luck governs a game. CRF is the number of times you need to play a game before skill starts to matter more than luck. It is the "tipping point" where skill becomes the main factor in winning. Before that, luck rules; after that, skill does. Think of it like this: • At first, luck heavily affects who wins • But the more you play, the more skilled players can consistently outperform others I don’t ask to crunch numbers— simply stay alert to how repetition amplifies skill. In a game of pure chance (like flipping a coin), skill never matters—it’s always 100% luck. In chess, skill matters immediately—you don’t need to play 100 games to see who’s better. Games like poker fall in the middle. Early on, luck dominates, but after many rounds, skilled players rise to the top. Some games inherently require more repetition for skill to outweigh luck.
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Holding random altcoins long-term is no longer a strategy—it’s hope masquerading as a plan. 2017 rewarded gamblers. 2025 buries them. The market has transitioned from a casino economy, where passive gambling on random altcoins was systematically rewarded, into a skill-based arena where success demands differentiation between two games: • games of chance (gambling): passive holding of legacy altcoins, nostalgic bets on outdated narratives, or blind bagholding without active market participation. • games of skill (asymmetric edges): actively identifying trends, timing cycles, and managing risk through narratives, liquidity patterns, or on-chain fundamentals. The market hasn’t stopped rewarding risk—it’s just redistributing profits from gamblers to players with skill.
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the year changed, the final goals stay the same. i believe you have the majority of 2025 where there will be favourable conditions to trade onchain and still make life-changing money. i feel most traders including ogs on here will sell bitcoin too early, and are not optimistic enough on it. a few months ago, right before the AI meta started i posted about the importance of screentime. i emphasize on it for a reason, ask the greatest onchain traders how they achieved their breakthrough and they'll tell you being chronically online played the biggest part. all it takes is one, one good month, one good week, one good day, one good hour, one good click, one good split second decision. you CAN do it alone, but only if you're willing to sacrifice basically everything to sleuth coins onchain for 10s of hours a day weeks on end, sometimes to the point where you lose sense of time. aim to build intuition instead of having to borrow conviction from callers, this can only be achieved by lots of screentime. money creates money, more money creates even more money. view money as a tool to take advantage of your ability to read narratives. don't be scared to risk money on something with potential. risk often, risk every single time your gut tells you to. abolish all emotional connection to your trades and money, view it as a game you must win, as a code you must crack. once it starts cracking (and with enough effort it, always does) use the pixelated gains to better your life and build something irl. dont just click for the sake of clicking, think, think a lot, think of what others after you will think. but keep your thesis simple, and have the patience to let it play out properly. either be fully wrong, or be fully right. no mediocrity, nothing in between. i performed very well onchain for '24, and i was lucky enough to see multiple friends hit their lifelong financial goals this year, i find immense joy seeing traders on here do well that began by reading my threads. eternally grateful to have helped anyone find direction or achieve the correct mindset. trust yourself, learn to bet on yourself, torture yourself with absolute discipline, only then will you find success onchain. you have my prayers for the year ahead soldiers. inshallah.
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I added JackNuked in my gc and mfs be asking him if vaping is haram instead of some trading ideas LMFAOO
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bismallah and may Allah grant you many blessings for your response
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Lost a trade and barber fucked up my hair the same time 💔
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Jacks dms
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Can’t even ask how ppl are doing anymore 💔💔
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Bitcoin is going to be the #1 asset by market cap in existence on planet earth. It becomes clearer with every asset that it flips. The target is clear: we dethrone gold.
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study muslim on-chain traders
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Inside of you there are two wolves
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it’s so obvious a majority of people aren’t in bitcoin & are incredibly impatient you can tell just by the slow bleed on midcap/micro cap memes on chain “well if bitcoin is at 87k and my memes haven’t pumped on that same day might as well exit my position” i truly don’t think people understand the trickle down effect that will happen this cycle on alts, midcaps, and micro caps the ENTIRE world of retail basically missed this crypto run we are at 87k and FINALLY there’s been a large uptick in crypto search’s and app downloads what does that mean? well when btc finally decides to take a breather the run we will have on alts and your on chain memes will be the most face melting thing you’re ever see the entire world is going do what they always do look for the “next thing” and try and catch a 1000x cause they feel priced out of Bitcoin CEXs, DEXs, and things like moonshot are about to be FLOODED with fomo hungry people looking to win the crypto lottery sit back and enjoy the Bitcoin show be patient & hold your bags tightly and then be prepared to FSH them on the most godly candles that are about to hit soon
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jack for eth foundation 2024
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ETH will go up +140%~ from here before any significant correction. Retar Dio.
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Still remember when I was in nuketown you were down a few milly and you were chilling playing Minecraft… Study
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Nuketown classic
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