Instead of complaining about the market, most of you would be better off focusing on improving your execution
How many good setups did you miss this month? How many did you size wrong? Did you pick the right time to enter? Should you have scaled in gradually and if you did, could you have held and actually made a profit? Did you actually have a stop, or did it just feel like you did? How many winners did you round trip? When did you last go back and review your trades?
Blaming the market just makes you feel better. In most cases it's not the market, it's your execution.
Base is next. The contracts have been checked against Coinbase's stock tokens and they deploy exactly as audited. A second chain, a second set of stocks, the same split tokens listed where Base actually trades.
https://t.co/KNNovZGVSU
This was just released by your official account, which makes me very worried.
Chapter 2. The plan. Two months in: audited twice, 8,000 swaps, stocks split on chain. Next, the biggest yield market in DeFi, going against the biggest name in it. $PARE gets a job: 30% of fees to stakers, 20% burned. Everyone loves an underdog. https://t.co/Aa7FAanInw