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You will die in crypto. Here’s how most people resurrect and why most fail. Before you read this long-ass note, understand one thing: Crypto is more reading, learning, and researching before doing. So do whatever the fuck you want with this info. You’re probably new here. Or you’re lost, miserable, running in circles, trying to find an edge. Maybe this was part of your “new year, new me” resolution. Or maybe you heard someone cashed out millions overnight. Welcome to your misery regardless. Most newbies suffer from terrible onboarding. The result? Scams. Over leverage. Rugs. Burnout. Mental fatigue. I feel zero pity for that cycle but I’ll still share some insights. 1. Filter the noise Crypto twitter is flooded with copy paste threads, AI slop, recycled opinions, and empty noise. Your job isn’t to avoid information it’s to consume a lot, then filter ruthlessly. If you follow blindly, you’ll get cooked. You’re not a goat. Act like it. 2. Pick a niche. Sharpen it like a sword. Trying to do everything will kill you. Just like it’s theoretically hard to date 10 ladies at once (being the bad guy that I am I can date 10 ladies at once idk about you tho but theoretically speaking), it’s impossible to master 10 crypto niches as a newbie. Examples: •Perps •Memes •DeFi •Airdrops •Writing / Content •Research •and so many many more gang Pick one. Sharpening a niche gives you structure. Structure prevents chaos. Chaos is how people lose money and their minds. 3. “Everything is risky” so still try I won’t recommend memes to a newbie. I won’t recommend perps without market understanding. I won’t recommend airdrops as they can be time wasting. So what do you do? You try regardless. Because without trying, you collect no data. Without data, you have no edge. Try → observe → filter → decide → commit. Trying everything at once is suicide and I beleive you’re not ready to die yet. Trying things one at a time is education. 4. Leverage connections properly If a valuable person follows you back, don’t let it stay surface level. But never approach like a hungry beggar. (even tho you might be one) Bring value first. Ideas. Work. Insight. Contribution. “How do I offer value?” don’t ask me, https://t.co/w7YBKIqkLX 5. Be shameless (correctly) This does NOT mean thirst traps, your nudes, or attention farming sounding like a lunatic, go do that on OF. Being shameless means: •Show what you’re good at •Package it creatively •Stand on your work •Shill it continuously strategically Nobody cares about: “Day 1 I learned this, Day 2 I learned that” bullshit. What people care about is value and results. What do you bring to the table? 6. Failure is feedback You will fail. A lot. I’m actually being fr you gonna fail so baddd bruh. Good. Failure isn’t failure it’s response data telling you what didn’t work and why. That’s alpha. Cry if you must. Quit if you’re a loser. But understand this: Be a warrior in a garden, not a gardener at war. 7. Compare, don’t compete “Comparison is the thief of joy” is FALSE. Competition is the thief of joy. Comparison is data. Use comparison to spot gaps, inefficiencies, blind spots. Compete only with yesterday’s version of yourself. 8. Stay hungry. Stay foolish. Learn every day within your niche. Curiosity keeps you sharp. Stagnation ages you. Wire your brain for better decisions. Take calculated risks while you’re young. Fear is normal dominance under fear is chef’s kiss. Use advice as signals. Don’t blindly follow it. Don’t ignore it either. If you made it this far, respect. Crypto rewards discipline, routine, strategy, and patience. I’m rooting for you but only if you’re willing to do the work. Wishing you a profitable five years of misery ahead. If you survive it, you’ll understand.