If you haven’t made money this year or feel like you’ve lost value over time, this is for you.
The market has been a lot to navigate, and we’re currently trying to understand where people really stand, what’s working, what’s not, and where the gaps are.
It takes 1 min to fill.
This is why my approach combines fundamentals—knowing WHY something is moving—with scalping discipline—knowing WHEN to take the money and leave.
You need to understand that both matters. Neither works without the other.
Tell me about your first scalping in the comments.
Scalping is not day trading. Hold up, let me explain.
In day trading, you open a position and manage it for hours. You watch price action, set targets, and actively manage the trade. 🧵
because you won't know the run is over until it already is.
A scalper takes 30–50% and exits. A HODLer waits for 10x and often exits at -30%. Story of my early trading life.
before they got 5 replies.
That's the game, and you need to know it before you play it.
This won't work for you if you don't have solid value to give.
When you use the backdoor ask yourself what you legit bring to the table.
1/ The front door: You see a listing. You apply. You wait. Hoping they read your passionate cover letter or your well-tailored CV.
But no… Your CV goes into a pile with 300 others. An automated filter removes 200 of them before a human sees a single one.
When you finally reach out directly, you're not a stranger. You're a name they've seen.
6/ This strategy requires patience and consistency.
Most people try it once, get no reply, and give up.
The people who land Web3 jobs through this method sent 50 messages...
There's a front door, where you see the job listing, the famous “we are hiring” tweet, the application form, and the automated filter.
And then there's a back door. The back door is where most Web3 hires actually happen.
Gatekeeping has always been a thing in web3 and life in general, but fortunately for you, we don’t do that here.
Nobody tells you this when you are job hunting and sending multiple applications. 🧵
Meme coins are momentum trades. Momentum lives on social media, sentiments, and community.
Understanding this is step one. Step two: learning where to watch the momentum build before the price moves.
If you can understand these two steps, the rest is history.
3 things that actually drive meme coin prices:
1. Community sentiment: how loud, how coordinated, how fast the belief spreads
2. Twitter/X momentum: if CT is talking about it, volume usually follows
3. Timing: being early is everything. Being late is expensive.
Not whitepapers. Not team credentials. Not roadmaps.
I mean, roadmaps in a meme coin project should be the first sign of bad trade and teams can go rogue.
The faster you accept this, the faster you stop losing money trying to invest in meme coins like they're stocks.
I bagged a deal about a week or two ago, and I still hear people say there are no jobs in Web3.
Now you’d only say this for one of two reasons: you don’t have a valued skill, or you’re trying to get hired the wrong way.
There’s a challenge at the end of the video for people who are ready to get some liquidity and are disciplined enough to take up this challenge.
If you don’t already follow her on YouTube, go check it out and come back here to comment if you can pull the challenge.