#IEM Cologne Major 2026 Update:
Competitive Ruling - adr, Legacy
After reviewing repeated violations of the Major ruleset, the decision has been made that adr will no longer be permitted to coach the team for the remainder of the event's matches.
adr received multiple warnings for interacting with Legacy players during rounds, with the most recent incident involving the use of hand signals to confirm a strategy during a match.
Alright fine, this is one of my holy grail tips studied in my 7 years of trading
If you ever seen a massive V-shape to upside or downside on the 5 minute or lower time frame 10 minutes before the hourly/4 hour candle closes out of PD array
That is EXTREMELY good for a reversal
My friend took $300,000 from 6 banks, wired all of it into Bitcoin, and stopped paying the day after it cleared
That was 2 years ago
He still has the Bitcoin. His credit's already back to 720. The banks got nothing
"that's illegal"
No. It's just fucked up. And it worked
Here's exactly what he did. Stacked $300K across Chase, Amex, US Bank, Wells, BofA, and Capital One in 0% business cards. Took about 3 weeks, bureau-sequenced so they couldn't see each other
Liquidated all of it to cash. Trykashu, 6.5%, about $19,500 to convert. Then he bought Bitcoin and sent every coin to a hardware wallet. His keys. Off the exchange. Untouchable
Then he just... stopped paying
The cards called. The letters came. He ignored all of it. After 180 days the banks wrote the debt off, took their tax deduction, and sold the balances to collectors for 3 cents on the dollar
Then he ran the deletion play. Validation disputes on every account, froze the secondary bureaus so nothing could verify, and the collections fell off. Score crawled from the 500s back to 720 in under a year using authorized user tradelines
Read that again. $300K in Bitcoin still in his wallet. Credit score recovered. Total interest paid: $0. Total principal paid: $0
"isn't that stealing"
Is it? The banks typed that money into existence through fractional reserve lending. They wrote it off, deducted it, hedged it. They priced in a percentage of people doing exactly this before they ever approved him. He's the line item they already budgeted for
I'm not saying it's ethical. I'm saying it happened, the Bitcoin is up, and the banks are arguing with a deletion letter. Is this financial advice? Absolutely not. I'm not your dad
He took fictional money and turned it into the hardest asset on earth lmfaooo
dm me "funding" and i'll show you how you can qualify for up to 250k in 0% APR funding (if you have a 700+)
People joke about how ICT traders don't trade specific days of the week/news events.
Well here is the actual reason as to why ICT doesn't trade Mondays:.
How much salary is actually left after surviving in SEA?
KUALA LUMPUR
RM3,167 / month
LEFTOVER: RM167
SAVINGS RATE: ~5%
SINGAPORE
S$5,500 / month
LEFTOVER: S$1,630
SAVINGS RATE: ~30%
BANGKOK
฿25,000 / month
LEFTOVER: ~฿3,000
SAVINGS RATE: ~12%
not to make everything about me but i got kicked from fnatic due to gently biting a bottle after missing an easy shot (mic muted) during an official, if i did this they would have legit sued me
I am literally SHAKING after finding this almost like someone is going to hunt me down after I hit post...
I am not sure if this is public info but bitcoin cycles are PERFECT to the exact day
ATH run from 2014-2017: 1064 days
ATL run from 2017-2018: 364 days
ATH run 2018-2021: 1064 days
ATL run 2021-2022: 364 days
ATH run 2022-2025: 1064 days
Currently based off this sequence we will continue to go down on bitcoin probably from $20,000-$40,000 and bottom out around October 5th, 2026
The chance this is completely random is less than 0.000001% there's just no way
This is how much you'll earn if you deposit RM16,000 into:
- TNG GO+: RM1.31 per day
- AEON Bank: RM39.45 per month
- ASB: RM920 per year (based on 5.75% dividend)
Having this much money is a privilege.
I would try and save at least 50% for my future. 😎