@jayson_casper I use it to make my iced coffees on a ketogenic diet. I can’t drink black coffee. 🤢 I use 4oz of cream in every 12 oz coffee. Helps me add the extra fat I need to my diet and still have coffee. ☺️
Please don't fall for Scamdemic 2.0.
Seriously I cannot handle that amount of stupidity. I'm going to lose all faith in humanity if any knuckleheads fall for their stupid tricks. Pick up your big boy pants and ignore these satanic demons who want to impose lockdowns again.
1911: Procter & Gamble invents Crisco - hydrogenated cottonseed oil.
Problem: Nobody wants to cook with cottonseed oil. It's industrial waste used for making soap.
Solution: Marketing campaign to convince Americans that animal fats cause heart disease.
1948: American Heart Association is tiny organization with $1,700 budget.
Also 1948: Procter & Gamble donates $1.7 million to the American Heart Association.
The AHA suddenly becomes influential and well-funded.
1961: The AHA issues their first dietary guidelines: Avoid saturated fat. Use vegetable oils instead.
Recommended oils: Crisco and other vegetable oils.
Who benefits: Procter & Gamble.
Who funded the AHA: Procter & Gamble.
1980s: Trans fats (in Crisco and margarine) are discovered to be catastrophically unhealthy.
2015: Trans fats are finally banned as unsafe.
For 67 years, the American Heart Association recommended a product that:
Was invented as soap ingredient
Was made from industrial waste
Was later proven to cause heart disease
Was produced by their founding mega-donor
And they told you butter would kill you while recommending literal poison.
When trans fats were finally proven deadly, they quietly changed recommendations without acknowledging the millions who followed their advice.
No apologies. No accountability. Guidelines adjusted. Move on.
The organization you're told to trust for heart health was created by a soap company to sell industrial waste as food.
Science.
Unpopular opinion: you do not go to earth signs (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn) for comfort. You go to them when you are finally tired of your own victim monologue and ready for a new script.
Solana’s core team Anza said last night’s liquidation event was the network’s biggest stress test, reaching 100,000 TPS (transactions per second) while remaining fully stable.
Crypto is a rigged casino, and today’s events prove it beyond doubt.
A single colossal BTC whale shorted at the peak, then, just minutes before the market-shattering crash, piled on millions more in shorts.
At the very bottom of the drop, he closed 90% of his Bitcoin short and completely exited his Ethereum short, pocketing roughly $190–$200 million in a single day. That’s the only instance we can trace, but speculation is rampant that the scale was far larger and extended across other exchanges.
Don’t be naive, this wasn’t luck. Someone was either manipulating the market or front-running it. Either way, the collapse was engineered, and investors have every reason to be alarmed.
You’re about to see a wave of yappers posting the same garbage as usual:
“Bro, it was all written in the charts.”
“I shorted the top.”
“I saw this whole move coming.”
Fuck off.
They always appear after the move.
Never before.
Never when it actually matters.
Now they’ll act like geniuses, pretending they shorted the top and longed the bottom perfectly.
Idiots.
Listen, I was also expecting a move down.
I shared my set-ups on BTC and ETH a couple of days ago, and they played out almost to perfection.
Made money shorting them.
But, in all honesty, I didn’t expect the move down to be so aggressive.
I didn’t expect some key levels to get nuked the way they did.
And I’m not gonna sit here pretending I predicted it all.
I got liquidated too (on RENDER and ONDO) because I was building low-leverage longs around what I considered key levels.
If you were like me, using 2–3x, managing risk properly, and still got liquidated — don’t beat yourself up.
This was pure market manipulation.
Unless you were only holding BTC or ETH, every single leveraged position across the board got wiped.
RENDER, ONDO, XRP, ADA etc — all got destroyed.
So here’s the truth:
If you went 50x with no stop loss, yeah — you deserved it.
Lesson learned.
But if you were playing smart and still got hit?
That’s just part of the game.
Sometimes, the market’s unpredictable.
And this time, it truly was.
A 70–80% nuke across alts in a fucking 1H candle?
C’mon.
NOBODY saw that coming.
Don’t let the after-the-fact geniuses brainwash you into feeling stupid.
They’re lying to you.
What happened was violent.
Unreal.
Maybe we can even call it a “black swan”.
So take the loss, reset your mind, and keep moving.
Brightest days ahead.
Last thing:
“Don't let social media fool you.
It's a lot easier to fake success than you think.
You're probably doing significantly better than you give yourself credit for.
You’re just consuming other people's lies and thinking it's reality”
GM 🥀
This really is the Wild West.
Bitcoin just plunged over $21,000 from its highs in a single daily candle, triggered by Trump’s renewed threat of “revenge tariffs” on China.
That kind of move isn’t natural. It’s overkill, a brutal purge exposing just how much leverage, greed, and adrenaline were baked into the system.
Still, as much as I absolutely HATE to see it, sometimes the market has to purge the adrenaline junkies before it can climb again.
This is why EVERY single position should have an "I am wrong and OUT here" stop-loss already in place.
Because there are no free rides to Valhalla. Volatility is the toll we pay for opportunity.
Survive it. Manage risk. Keep showing up.
I’m not in crypto so I can travel the world and network with millionaires.
I’m in crypto so I can stay home with my family, happy and content on my homestead.