Life's Biggest Fan

It’s not enough that I should succeed - I should dominate

[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

@bowtiedpixel How do you physically keep up with all of that?

[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

@CryptoCX1 I sleep on the floor on a 1/2 uncharted foam gym mat. Would the 8 sleep matress be better?

[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

And we are off $BTC

[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

5 months btw to buy the bottom

[Cred @CryptoCred]

Real talk

If you’re on the wrong side during a big move like this, most of your immediate impulses are gonna suck

Greatest hits:

1. Revenge short - Can’t believe I missed this piece of shit scam pumping; it’s up so much it HAS to come down

2. Oversized buy - I will use leverage as a time travel machine to make up for being late

3. TA cope - It has to retest the exact level it broke out from immediately because I watched two whole Babypips videos on 1.5x speed

4. All-or-nothing - My only options are 0%. exposure or 100%, nothing in between exists

5. Deer in headlights - oh geez I guess I should wait for a pullback but no what if the consolidation is the pullback hmm maybe I’ll wait for a range to form but what if that range breaks down do I buy the retest of the breakout or the range reclaim oh man fuck shit what’s Ansem saying

6. Overtrader - I will cement my bloodline on the 5 minute chart; if this next candle is the wrong colour I will either be rich or poor

Just chill out, delete your levels, pretend you haven’t looked at the chart in weeks - fresh eyes

Then it’s the usual list of simple questions:

1. What signals are firing / what do I think is gonna happen

2. What kind of bet am I making (mean reversion/volatility expansion/new trend/momentum/Blackrock scam etc.) and on what time horizon

3. Where am I wrong

4. Does my position size match the current volatility and align with the shape of my trade idea i.e. points 1-3

FWIW I’m washed but gonna try to jam some spot sub 70k. If it gets accepted below 66-67k (retraces the breakout) then I’ll lose money

“Wow it’s up so much what you buy the top?”

Then I’ll lose money and look silly on social media. That’s the cost of doing business (at least the first one).

Just start LARPing like everyone else and instead of saying “I bought the top” say “I aggressively rebalanced when an ensemble of carefully weighed momentum factor signals fired contemporaneously.”

[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

5 months btw to buy the bottom

[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

Still there

[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

Its truly that simple

[𝗰𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗼𝗽 @nobrainflip]

it’s really that simple.

[𝗰𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗼𝗽 @nobrainflip]

it’s really that simple.

[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

Still there

[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

It may take a while before we go back up. The price may go a little lower, a deviation. But this is the bottom range. Time to start averaging in.

THIS IS THE BOTTOM

[TheStable @TradingStable]

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[Life's Biggest Fan @_I__AM__HIM_]

It may take a while before we go back up. The price may go a little lower, a deviation. But this is the bottom range. Time to start averaging in.

THIS IS THE BOTTOM

[Sid Sijbrandij @sytses]

@SebastianCaliri Thanks Sebastian! For people interested in the video of the event please see https://t.co/fGF9QMKXet

[orph @orphcorp]

this is excellent

>GitLab founder diagnosed with rare cancer (osteosarcoma)
>standard care works but cancer comes back later
>medical team says there's not much else to do
>"It became my own job to keep myself alive. Nobody else was going to do it for me at this point"
>starts researching, assembles his own medical team, uses AI for deep research
>“I’ll talk to anyone, I’ll go anywhere, and I can be there anytime" to collect information
>does as many diagnostic tests as he can find as often as he can (maximal diagnostics)
>develops his own therapeutic ladder with repurposed drugs, personalized medicine, etc
>Sid’s cancer currently in remission

[Sebastian Caliri @SebastianCaliri]

The full deck on Sid’s cancer approach is here:

https://t.co/2ikxpkXv82

Worth a read. Raw data for download is also available and linked in the deck

[Chris Barber @chrisbarber]

thread of more agent ui explorations:

(warning long thread. would be helpful to know which are more interesting)

1) waveform showing your tok/s usage over time

[Autism Capital 🧩 @AutismCapital]

And they try to say AI isn’t art.

[The_Real_Fly @The_Real_Fly]

Here is the hourly returns for $BTC since October. As soon as US markets open up, they'd pin it to lows and rape it all day. This negative whirlwind also affected US equities like clockwork

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How to start Claude Code and how to exit/quit
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[chiefofautism @chiefofautism]

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