For joining Premium, would you prefer paying a monthly fee or just registering through a link and getting free access like I’m doing now? Which option is better?
I’m not quitting. I’m just moving everything back to Telegram.
Managing both X Premium and Telegram means I have to post everything twice every single time, and it’s honestly a waste of time. I’d rather spend that time analyzing the market and finding opportunities than repeating the same work on two platforms.
If you think my content is worth it, contact the admin on Telegram and join. If not, that’s completely fine. I’m not here to convince anyone.
Crypto is my full-time job. I also own a beverage manufacturing and export company, but these days I barely get involved because most of my time is dedicated to the crypto market.
I’d rather focus 100% on what I’m best at than waste time managing multiple platforms.
Think carefully about what I’m sharing because very few people will ever explain how this market actually works.
I’ve said this over and over again:
THE CROWD NEVER MAKES THE BIG MONEY.
Just look at what happened with $LAB.
When it rallied from $1 to $17, the crowd kept shorting because they thought it had gone too far. They got liquidated.
When it traded around $10–20, those same people flipped bullish, longing for funding and targeting $30+.
After the decline started, they encouraged everyone to buy the dip, convinced they would make an easy 2–3x. We all know how that ended.
The crowd isn’t stupid.
The problem is that they’re constantly driven by emotion and expectations created by the market. A market maker’s job isn’t to make everyone lose immediately it’s to create the illusion that the obvious trade is the right one.
Now look at $HYPE.
Almost everyone believes $50 is the bottom. They’re telling each other to keep buying.
As for me?
I’m patiently looking for opportunities to short.
Not because I enjoy going against the crowd, but because when everyone believes the same story, I ask myself one question:
If everyone is right, who will be left to pay them?
I previously worked on a market-making team that provided liquidity for more than 50 crypto projects. That experience gave me a deeper understanding of how liquidity, market psychology, and positioning are often influenced behind the scenes. It doesn’t mean I’m always right or that the market will follow my view it simply means I never take the crowd’s consensus as certainty.
Don’t believe me.
Watch the market. Verify everything yourself. Learn to think independently.
In this market, the biggest profits rarely go to those who simply follow the crowd.
How can I set it so that only people who have followed me for at least 5–10 days can reply?
I’m seeing a lot of people who seem jealous of what I’ve been sharing. It’s honestly becoming so toxic that it’s draining all of my energy.
$HYPE is a great project.
I know a lot of you are die-hard $HYPE bulls, but remember one thing:
Nothing goes up forever.
Every trend has pullbacks. Every rally has corrections.
I don’t short because I hate the project. I short because volatility pays.
I’m not chasing home runs. I’m happy taking 5–10% moves over and over again, then getting out.
Whether you like me shorting $HYPE or not doesn’t change the market.
Over the past month alone, I’ve made more than $500K USDT from shorting $HYPE.
Don’t take my word for it—go check my posts on X.
Leave your emotions out of trading. Respect the trend, but never assume any asset only moves in one direction.
You uncivilized idiots from India, I don’t like you at all. Your $1,000 isn’t even enough to cover my trading fees. If you’re so confident, go long $HYPE on the exchange instead of coming to my X account and barking nonsense.
I already said it: if you’re willing to put up $1,000, I’ll make my trades public on Binance Square so you can verify them yourself. If you don’t even have $1,000, then shut up and get lost. You’re just trash.
One winning trade proves nothing.
A single mistake can wipe out all the profits I’ve worked so hard to make.
That’s the reality of trading.
This isn’t a game where you win once and become a genius. It’s a game of discipline, risk management, and surviving long enough to keep playing.
The market doesn’t care about your last win. It only cares whether you can stay consistent.
Trading is not easy. That’s why protecting your capital is always more important than chasing bigger profits.
With my level of skill and experience, it’s understandable if you don’t believe me. But why should I have to prove anything?
If everyone here is willing to put up $1,000, then I’ll prove it. I’ll use that $1,000 to airdrop it to my followers.