OTF Vonnie already plead guilty to everything. The murder plot, the rental cars, coordinating everyone who went to LA with him, etc.
His last ditch effort to lessen his time was “well I did it bc of durk” even though he has no messages, call logs or corroborating witness who can substantiate that shit. He literally made it up.
So of course Durk’s legal counsel in attacking the credibility of the indictment are going to attack the person who brought forward the claim. Thats not snitching, thats the criminal justice system’s chief procedure. These clickbait artists are sick fucking people & intentionally muddying the waters for views.
I don’t know who needs to hear this…
but TRADING IS HARD.
Not “oh it takes a few months to learn” hard.
I mean soul-testing, mentally exhausting, break-you-before-you-build-you kind of hard.
You’ll wake up confident and go to bed questioning your life choices.
You’ll stare at charts for hours, take one bad trade, and feel like you’ve learned nothing.
You’ll swear you’re done - and somehow, you’ll still show up the next morning.
Everyone loves to post profits.
But no one talks about what it feels like to take 3 losses in a row and still have to show up with composure and discipline the next day.
Not living off affiliates.
Not living off subscriptions.
Trading as a main income - that‘s hard.
You carry pressure every single day.
The pressure to perform.
To stay patient when nothing’s setting up.
To trust your edge when everything inside you screams to cut early.
You start realizing it’s not just about the charts - it’s about managing yourself.
Your ego.
Your impulses.
Your emotions.
That’s what makes trading different from anything else in the world.
Because when you sit down every day and face uncertainty - with no boss, no paycheck, and no guarantees - you’re forced to grow as a person, or the market will break you.
I respect the real traders…
the ones who don’t fake wins,
who admit when they struggle,
who stay in the game when it would be easier to quit.
Because if you’ve ever truly been down bad, and still chose to sit back at your desk, review your plan, and execute again - you’ve already done what most can’t.
Trading will humble you before it ever rewards you.
It’ll test your patience, your mindset, your belief in yourself.
But once you’ve survived the pain, once you’ve learned to stay calm in chaos, that’s when you start to see what this game is really about.
It’s not about flexing wins.
It’s not about catching every move.
It’s about becoming the version of yourself who’s disciplined enough to survive long enough to win.
That’s trading.
And if you can handle that, you can handle anything.