Crypto Liam

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[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@Mutuabrian_M The EV is just not there

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

https://t.co/jFeWiuP8cU

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@daggieblanqx Happens with CEX wallets, they give you a wallet address for you to transact with then your funds are transfer to a hot wallet with all user deposits. Hii wallet ya KP is a bybit wallet address ndio maana iko ivo

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

I just had too coz alot of guyz even the crypto gurus wako clueless sana. Hio wallet imeingiza over Kes15,000,000 in the last 1 month alone. The transaction is legit once you stop treating a CEX wallet like a decentralized wallet. @kenyan_prince_ ako madoo mbaya sana

[KP FOREX @kenyan_prince_]

Early morning withdrawal!!!

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@daggieblanqx Here’s the on-chain visualization for context.
Left: the wallets sending funds. Middle: KP’s Bybit deposit address. Right: Bybit’s hot wallet.
Think of the deposit address like your M-Pesa number: it identifies where funds are deposited, but it doesn’t mean the funds stay there.

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@kenny_muiruri @000xwhite @daggieblanqx Have you checked who that other address is for? CEX hot wallets are publicly known for every chain

[Netflix @netflix]

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The Altruists premieres November 19.

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@KhalifKairo

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@KhalifKairo Come on guys, this already happens. Diageo which makes Johnnie Walker already started testing this idea ata wenye wametengeneza martel wanafanya hii kitu. Research tu kidogo and you get the results. Bottleneck ni costs and feasibility on low margin alcohol

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@Mutuabrian_M I'll just leave this here;

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@sholard_mancity The bigger reason is asset protection. Batteries make up roughly 40% of an EV's cost, so keeping them on a managed network lets operators monitor battery health, optimize charging cycles, prevent theft, and ensure safe operation

[Naomi Waithira @Naomikibandi]

Gachagua meets his look alike in Washington USA. Farouk can’t believe it.

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@PKycek Do the math yourself he’s right. Modelling systems shows that even after the probability of passing the rules, the odds of getting a payout with a profitable setup even after passing a challenge still raises the chance of violating the drawdown limits especially the trailing.

[Pavel | Robuxio @PKycek]

Let's cut this shit.

I will show you why these numbers are from the dreamland.

Example: FTMO

5% daily loss limit
10% total drawdown limit

Target: 2%+ a month. Very consistently.

My model situation:

Very consistent = 90% months.

90% of months average approximately +2.5%
10% of months average approximately −3%

Over many months, the expected return becomes 1.95% per month.

That compounds to approximately +26% annually.

This is already pretty good result. 2x the SP500 average.

Still, achievable.

But, you have your drawdown limits...

We have to add volatility metric here.

Volatility measures how much returns fluctuate around their average.

A low-volatility system might produce:
+2.2%
+2.7%
+2.1%
+2.4%
−2.5%
+2.6%

A high-volatility system might have the same average but produce:
+8%
−6%
+10%
−7%
+5%

The second system WILL violate FTMO limits.

So you have to keep the volatility of the account low, very low actually!

The target should be:

Monthly volatility: 1.5–2%
Annualized volatility: approximately 5–7%

Monthly volatility below 2% means most monthly outcomes should remain relatively close to the average.

Just keep this number and follow me...

One last metric - Sharpe ratio.

Sharpe ratio compares return with volatility.

Simplified: Sharpe = Annualized return/Annualized volatility

If a strategy generates 24% annually with 6% annual volatility:

24/6 = Sharpe 4! It's very close to dreamland number.

Sharpe 4+ in live trading (over the long-term) means:

1. You are genius trader - go and collect as much external capital as you can.

2. In most cases - you only fake trade.

3. You are running a system which will blow up because of a hidden risk.

The best hedge fund in history, Medallion Fund, trades with long-term probable sharpe of 3-4. They pay the smartest people in the world to do it.

Don't be an idiot and stop trusting these fake furus!

A few notes:
1. If anyone can deliver these numbers over 1 year+ period, let me know. We can take you to the team or connect to some other trading shops.

2. FTMO has actually one of the best conditions on the market based on my limited knowledge.
With most other, the volatility requirement has to go even lower - Sharpe can grow to 6+, non-sense!

3. You can make money trading. But in most cases, you can NOT target your output as this grifter suggests.
(And you should be trading with higher volatility - your Sharpe will go down significantly.)

4. Please share with your lost retail trader friends. Show them the numbers. It's simple math. 10 minutes of their time. It can be eye opening.

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@seyong Honestly I don't get fomo

[Damian @damian173_]

Family: “Dont buy crypto its too risky”
Crypto Bros:

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@MaryKwamboks Kwani four cousins si wine😂️sijaskia wakitaja

[Avalanche🔺 @avax]

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Through @KNECKenya, academic records are now verifiable and forgery-resistant, with Avalanche powering the national verification layer.

[Crypto Liam @flowstrading]

@Mutuabrian_M Real ones are in the trenches💯