Someone out there rn has had an infinite money glitch because of the ZEC exploit.
Spawning real tokens that are cashable dollars, all on demand, for FOUR YEARS.
FOUR YEARS of having the same powers as The Fed.
Just PRINTING whenever and however much they want.
Unbelievable.
~ Dr. Axius.
zec exploit is planned for the cabal to dump their spot and short and liquidate all of you
this entire industry is a planned scam to maximum extract
the earlier you figure this out the better
narratives are planned to pump or dump
Wall St Equity research is worse than ever. These questions on $AVGO call are 101 level bs. People make fun of retail but retail substack is like 20 levels deeper than this nonsense.
People keep saying BTC isn't going down because Saylor sold 32 BTC
Yeah no shit Sherlock, thanks for letting us know 32 BTC isn't gonna move price
It's down because even the most delusional fans of his had to adjust from "he's never selling" to "what if he actually sells more"
@0xSweep it would be interesting to measure the biological age impact of crypto versus other professions to evaluate if it’s an accelerate of aging processes
i once analyzed the financial statements of a cardiologist with a $150MM net worth who owned a string of five guys burger restaurants too. he called it vertical integration.
Over the past 6 years, the S&P is up 240% and a bag of organic blueberries rose from $4 to $12.
In that same time, Michael Saylor is DOWN 4 billion USD (a currency that has been rapidly inflating).
It's time to admit the "Strategy" was terrible, and the execution was even worse
@AlgodTrading posted earlier this year in Feb that the most "successful traders don't run paid groups."
While there is some truth to this, the best paid channel in our report (The Giver at +26.3%/trade at 10x) is genuinely skilled.
The second-order question in Algod's tweet is more interesting: are the best traders actually sharing their trades at all?
Here's who Centaur tracks among free public traders this year
The best paid channel on the action-based view (The Giver at +34.1%) sits below five of these public traders
@CryptoFreemium, @CoinSignals_, @wolfoftrading7, @champtgram and @dawnnitee when ranked by mean return per trade on closed positions for traders with at least 100 closed trades over the year.
@CoinSignals_ and @wolfoftrading7 both have free public channels as well as paid groups. Interestingly, their closed public trades outperform their paid ones.