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@elonmusk @elonmusk

[clukz @clukz]

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[Alexander Choi @notalexchoi]

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[tradinghoe @tradinghoex]

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[Uttam @uttam_singhk]

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[ferb @ferbsol]

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[Market Watcher @watchingmarkets]

Trading Rules

Risk & Emotions

If you feel emotional, then lower your size.

If greed shows up, then take profits.

If fear controls you, then your position is too big.

If you go on tilt, then step away, the market will still be here tomorrow.

If you can’t sleep because of a trade, then you’re overleveraged.

Discipline & Overtrading

If you’re forcing entries, then it’s not your setup.

If you overtrade, then cut back to 2–3 high-conviction plays per week.

If you chase green candles, then you’re already late.

If you try to trade every narrative, then you have no edge.

If you don’t journal your trades, then you’re not improving.

Chart & Analysis

If the chart looks messy, then zoom out.

If price is chopping, then stay flat until structure forms.

If you can’t define risk, then don’t take the trade.

If your TA conflicts with your bias, then trust the chart.

If volume disappears, then liquidity has moved elsewhere.

Capital & Mindset

If you’re below $100k, then focus on stacking, not diversifying.

If you trade with scared money, then you’ll make scared decisions.

If you don’t respect every dollar, then you’ll never scale.

If you size up too early, then you’ll size down forever.

If you try to catch everything, then you’ll end up catching nothing.

[Doc 🧲 @KayTheDoc]

Nobody cares about you. your parents probably weren’t successful because nobody cared about them either.

Nobody is going to show you how to make money. Not a course. Not a paid chat for 1 sol. Not some KOL.

The guide to wealth doesn’t exist. Not in books. Not online. NOWHERE.

If someone figured out a real method, it would be gatekept forever. The rich don’t teach you how to get rich. They never have. They never will.

Stop searching. Stop waiting.

Build your own guide. Fail. Learn. Adapt.

Own your success. Because nobody gives a fuck about you.

[Crypton @Crypton_on_x]

Not everyone is perfect in every niche - find yours and stick to it relentlessly. If you're consistently making money trading low caps with a small portfolio but always losing on size plays, that's fine. Adapt. Pull profits daily or weekly and keep trading your niche.

The most important thing as a trader is recognizing your strengths and weaknesses — and actually making changes based on your mistakes. Yes, there’s a lot you can learn, but never stop using the edge that already makes you successful.

For me, it's low-cap memes with no volume. I often see narratives forming in plays that haven’t been touched yet. That can be frustrating, but also extremely profitable. I focus on that because it’s where I consistently win — it’s what I’m good at.

I share a lot on the timeline to give others a sense of how I think, but at the end of the day, everyone needs to build their own experience and strategy. Most of what you really learn comes from spending 12 hours a day watching charts and coins — how they move, which ones bounce and which don’t, and why.

That’s not something you can be taught. It’s something you develop over months through instinct and screen time.

[uncracked @Cypherpunkgod1]

Turning 1 sol into 7 figures trading solana memecoins in the next 3 months.

An Indepth-Guide On Trading Soalana Memecoins 🧵

[ferb @ferbsol]

https://t.co/jY2viVQhlr

[Assasin @assasin_eth]

Bro

These are some of the best tips I can give to new traders:

1. Never seek to compare your profits or losses with someone else's. The comparison and competition is only with your yesterday's self. "Seek to be better than your yesterday's self." It doesn't matter if someone is up to $100,000, $10,000, or $1,000. or $5k, focus on yourself,

Comparisons will make you lose focus and start trading with "emotions."

2. Never blindly follow people's opinions or "following wallets." Always, before buying something, no matter who shares it or who bought it, look at it yourself first, and look for a "good entry." Or analyze whether buying in a certain MC will make you profit or you'll have a higher chance of losing money. You'll only buy to "not miss the opportunity."

3. If you're losing money, don't focus on the loss or trade just to recover. Trade as if you're UP. That way, your trades won't be affected by your emotions of recovering.

4. Although this style of trading is memecoins, emotions are a key factor in your profits and losses.

5. If you're very new to the world of memecoins, a tip that worked very well for me is: Open any memecoin or ticket you want to buy, and imagine or create a scenario where you were bought from that MC, without having bought with money, and HOLD or say you will sell in X MC. That way you will test if your instinct or thesis was correct or not, and that way you don't risk any money. After having proven that your thesis or instinct is correct in some memecoins, start using money.

5. Always be humble. It doesn't matter if you are already making money, you never know what can happen. Don't treat others badly, and if you can help other people with tips, do it. Nothing is luck, everything is consistency and discipline.

6. The best advice I can give to new traders is to show up every day. I promise it will pay off in the end.

It doesn't matter if you're losing money today, tomorrow, or in a week, you can start making money if you continue with the same consistency, discipline, and desire to win.

You don't just need the desire; you need the strategy and focus to find ways to improve every day.

7. Write down your days in a notebook or on a piece of paper. That way, you can analyze what you did wrong and what you did right so you don't repeat it again.

Remember, words help a lot, but it all depends on how much you want it and how to improve according to your style.

Note: Every person or trader has their own trading style; the important thing is to make money ethically.

[Mello @mellometrics]

Quitting is the most -ve thing you can do

Losses hurt but they are necessary & part of the process. Understand this

The only thing quitting does is guarantee that you'll never make it

[Anime Clips @AniClipx]

THEY COOKED WITH THE ANIMATION

[Trey @treysocial]

+$8k today

if you have a job please read this:

10k/month on the internet is closer than you think

put in every extra hour not working to get you closer to that 10k goal

uninstall video games, cancel plans, and optimize your life to be doing whatever it is to make more money

for example: work out at home a few days instead of the gym, meal prep/order out to save time from cooking, etc

internet money is everywhere

put your head down for a few months and EVERYTHING can change

I traded while I was working until I saved enough where I could survive for a year (pay expenses for 12+ months)

once I proved to myself I was consistently making money, I quit to go all in - giving myself more time to make more money

yes it was extremely risky and most people shouldn't do it, but for me, I knew I could always get another job if I failed

life is so much better making your own decisions

[xjz @xjz]

remember lads, making money in crypto is extremely fucking easy. the difficult part is keeping it and not losing it all because you think you’re a “good trader”

can honestly tell you i once had an ego after a long win streak but got humbled (luckily i was still ~60% stabled) but I still round tripped a life changing amount of money

it didn’t make me revenge trade or switch to leverage, took a few months break and came back with a fresh mindset making it ALL back.

lotta people shat on me on ct for quitting and taking time off and I’ve only come back to see most traders who were shit talking me eating absolute shit right now

anyways, remember that if you have life changing money on the table, you have enough money to trench and play slow cooks without losing it all

don’t be dumb, stay safe bros

[Assasin @assasin_eth]

Brother

It's sad how many people spend their lives watching Netflix and playing games.

Without ambitions, businesses, real hobbies, or investments.

Just locked away in their jobs, enjoying cheap and meaningless entertainment.

[Sebastian Orellana @Saint_pablo123]

New Pairs are oversaturated, Especially if your a beginner

- Go to Final Stretch

- Chnage token age limit to max of 10

-Bonding curve to 30%

- Look for coins with less KOLs in that have got decent volume and a strong narra

- Congratulations you have an infinite money glitch