anyone who ran it up silly from nothing before losing it all always has the ability to run it back, unless their wealth generation event was a singular freak event.
i think that the limiting factor is mental fatigue. life is a game of trade offs, I think anyone who ran it up in a major way had to sacrifice a lot to get to where they are today.
I’ve seen people run dust to 6/7 figures, and that skillset never really disappears. there is a certain skillset about finding and leveraging high risk asymmetric opportunities.
you have to really love the game, or at least be addicted to keep at it. I’m seeing a lot of mental capitulation on the timeline, from very good traders, who have simply exhausted themselves this bull run.
I couldn’t do another 2/3 years at the same intensity, solely because my priorities have changed. after a certain point the r/r of neglecting things in life, starts to catch up. was incredibly fortunate enough to turn dust into a lot for me, and go full time, at the expense of a lot of other stuff in life.
but I absolutely want to do this for the rest of my life, just in a more balanced capacity. even at ATH recently 28th October, I felt exhausted and couldn’t appreciate the achievement (subsequently drew down a sickening amount).
my advice will always be, that you’ve got this. I’ve seen incredibly good traders implode in the last few months, just trading through extreme burnout.
take a break, and if this is still the top priority and what you want to do for life, then you will go get that bag.
kinda early to this trade, so lost a lot of money trying to size it on short time frames.
holding short $INTC $AAPL for Sept
and SOXS long for 10, 14 strike for November.
god speed
insane week PnL wise but literally feels like if you didn’t practice risk management the last 2 weeks and went full retard you could have retired from dust.
everything I tp’d did a 10x more on weeklies the next day.
degenerates were rewarded.
Shutting off my brain and going max retard, because more complicated ideas like semi spreads or longing China, are underperforming/losing.
Whereas slapping OTM SOFI/MSFT/DELL/NOW calls have all paid 1000s of %.
Max retard mode.
A few weeks back we were paying out around $270k a week to miners and buying back around $25k of BEAN.
This week we did over $1m to miners and just under $95k in buybacks. The numbers are starting to accelerate more and more each week.
And the x402 treasury is already moving at a good pace. If it keeps growing like this it's going to be doing some serious numbers soon, which just means more and more revenue flowing back into BEAN.
Excited for the weeks to come 🫘
While every stock blasted this week, I never lost conviction on $DELL.
I didn’t chase the weekly spike. I made a calculated entry using Fibonacci extensions with my first target at $365. On May 14th I bought $350 calls expiring May 29th clearing earnings. Government funding news was coming and Dell was taking massive orders behind the scenes.
Every day I did what @PrintingTendies taught me. Stay patient and watch the filtered high conviction @JarvisFlow in Trendsetters until something real shows up.
Tuesday afternoon it did. Only 2 strikes. The $330 and $350 calls with 2,600 contracts combined expiring May 29th. That was it.
The rest of the week? Not a single Dell print while everything else lit up.
That silence was the confirmation.
Discipline over FOMO. Conviction over noise. That is the trade.
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$DELL $META $MSFT $F $ORCL $NVDA $TSLA
Trendsetters paid @ open. Called IBM.
Calls up 220% looking for a 1000% banger already risk free.
Also in IBM 400c @ 3.73 now 9.70 for 160%
Generational Comeback Commence.
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Loaded $IBM OTM calls expiring 06/05
Knew Trump would say something about IBM this weekend 😂
Thanks to Trendsetters pro alerting 06/18 & 09/18 calls
@0xDamien il keep stacking some with day trading profits. 2028 strikes and shares. Will look to become more aggressive when I see a turnaround such as stimulus / US trade agreements.
Definitely a boring trade to be in when other names are flying
first in my bloodline to make and lose 7 figs 🥀
not zero’d, but time to hit the oil rig.
cool lore for later, when I run it back.
$210 and a dream got us here.
I've been crunching number on $Bean 🫘
What's coming is going to make the first run look like it was nothing.
1. People have been overlooking the power of their LP flywheel. This engine feeds off volume.
More volume = more buybacks + burns = supply compression = more demand = more volume. The loop just keeps going.
Every BEAN/ETH swap burns fees on both sides. 50% of ETH fees go to buying back $Bean, 100% of token side fees go straight to the dead address. Supply gets compressed every single trade, in both directions.
2. This was installed during the quiet stretch while no one was watching. If it had been live in March when they did $21 Million+ in volume, conservatively another $100k in $Bean buyback and burn would have stacked on top of what already happened that month.
The first run was running on one engine. This next leg up runs on two.
3. The past 10 days have already started showing what this loop looks like in motion at small scale as you can see, 100k MC to 1.3M and now consolidating.
Now imagine $Bean at $50, $100, $300, with millions in daily volume on top of the grid volume, the original buyback engine and the LP flywheel compounding on each other every single hour.
People are underestimating what that picture looks like. It's the most underpriced piece of mining meta tokenomics on the table right now.
$650k mc here
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Shutting off my brain and going max retard, because more complicated ideas like semi spreads or longing China, are underperforming/losing.
Whereas slapping OTM SOFI/MSFT/DELL/NOW calls have all paid 1000s of %.
Max retard mode.
Right before market open today mentioned $DELL can do $500 it’s now up $440
You can draw 100 lines and have 50 emojis in your charts but if you’re not calling out price, then your chart doesn’t mean shit 🤷
Don’t be a pusc and call it where it’s going