Focus

God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
courage to change the things I can,
and wisdom to know the difference...

[Leshka.eth ⛩ @leshka_eth]

Arthur Hayes predicted #Bitcoin $250k by December 31st

8 days remaining
currently at $87k

also calling $575k by end of 2026

bro made all his money inventing perps and now having fun losing it all

[Focus @jsss209]

@mikefutia Markdown

[polar @polarthedegen]

https://t.co/Y3QLi2u43x

[The White Whale @WhiteWhaleLabs]

One of the fastest ways to bleed out in this game is to stop thinking for yourself and start trading through other people’s emotions and ideas.

The timeline is not neutral. Everyone has a bias. CT wants entertainment. Influencers want engagement. Degens are seeking hopium and the next 100x…and everyone else just wants to pump their own bags.

And here you sit just trying to make some money and improve your life.

Those agendas do not line up.

The crowd doesn’t sit there with you at 3AM when the charts do something stupid.

If you think about it, a lot of people aren’t “following alpha” - they’re outsourcing the responsibility of being wrong. They are simply pre-meditating an excuse for potential failure.

The whole point of having a process is this:

When CT flips narrative six times in a day, your framework doesn’t.

Your self-established conviction partnered with your own rules of confluence. That’s it. That’s your foundation.

You can watch the herd, you can study their panic, you can anticipate where they’ll get harvested…but the second you start trading as the herd, it’s over. You just became the liquidity.

Think for yourself. Because you are the only one that truly has your best interest at heart.

🫡 From the depths —
The White Whale 🐋

[Focus @jsss209]

@CommentSupplier @mvegagarro @AlertaNewsPlus eso, dícelo

[Focus @jsss209]

@10piecedawg Well, when are you going to talk about $RM, bro?

[Traductor 🥹💕💐 @TraductorTeAma]

Cuando a Jeff Bezos se le cagaban de risa porque Amazon no ganaba plata (1999).
Pero el tipo tenía el fuego sagrado adentro, estaba convencido.

[Focus @jsss209]

@theunipcs A conversation/podcast between @theunipcs and @TheWhiteWhaleV2 would be interesting 😁

[rwlk @sherlock_hodles]

What the fuck @Spotify

[lil bro @lilbro]

😭😭 ain't no way they already added him to fortnite

[The White Whale @WhiteWhaleLabs]

Welp…I’ve officially become a meme.

Someone please tell my mother I’ve made it.

[Focus @jsss209]

@AxisAce101 I don’t understand, what’s the thesis?

[Focus @jsss209]

@pareen do you know $CHOG? :D

[Alex Svanevik 🐧 @ASvanevik]

In its first week Monad is on track to enter top 10 chains in # of transactions.

[Haidara @HaidaraObanai]

Cz Monad is a strong project why is it not listed on Binance?

Isn’t your tweet hypocrisy?

You clearly said Binance won’t ask for listing fee if the project is strong, monad is a next level evm chain yet Binance didn’t list $MON

Binance has turned into fee extraction system.

[Kenobi @kenobi_mon]

Bought more on this dip

Send $CHOG to 100m MC by EOY😈

[The White Whale @WhiteWhaleLabs]

One of the most important lessons in Reminiscences of a Stock Operator is the one almost every trader quotes yet almost none of them actually live by. Livermore said, “It was never my thinking that made me money - it was my sitting.”

People love repeating that line because it sounds like a great sound bite, but Livermore meant it literally. His biggest mistake early in his career wasn’t bad entries, bad calls, bad charts, or bad reads. His mistake was that he kept getting shaken out of correct trades long before the real move even began. The market didn’t beat him. His own impatience did.

Livermore discovered that the entire game of speculation has two parts: being right, and getting paid. They are not the same event.

Many traders manage to be right. Almost none of them manage to sit through the irritation, the noise, the shakeouts, the fake reversals, the engineered volatility and the psychological warfare required to let a right idea mature into a profitable one. He called it the time between being right and being rewarded. That gap destroys more traders than being wrong ever will.

Crypto magnifies this lesson to an insane degree. Our markets move twenty-four hours a day, with more noise, more traps, more manipulation and more shakeouts than anything Livermore ever saw. Every inch of price action is designed to eject impatient traders from correct positions.

All of it is structural churn meant to exhaust the people whose conviction isn’t strong enough to sit. Retail thinks they’re losing because their analysis is bad. In reality, they’re losing because their patience is weaker than the market’s desire to rinse them.

Livermore eventually realized that true edge has less to do with prediction and everything to do with endurance. Thinking gets you into a great trade. Waiting gets you paid for it. And waiting, in his experience, was far harder than being wrong. Anyone can guess. Anyone can chart. Anyone can call levels. But only a tiny fraction of traders can hold an idea long enough to let the inevitable unfold.

Crypto punishes the anxious and rewards the patient far more ruthlessly than the stock market ever did. Livermore would recognize this environment instantly. He’d tell you that the real battle isn’t the chart. It’s the part of yourself that wants to react to every candle, every wick, every abrupt move. His lesson was simple, but brutal: the market pays the trader who can sit still in the presence of noise and wait for truth to emerge.

🫡 From the depths —
The White Whale 🐋

[Zeck @Zeck_Sol]

Sad i was in the gym while @ChogNFT ca dropped but i was lucky enough to get sub 6m mcap entry

Everything under 10m mcap is free.

higher!!!

[bigchog @bigchog]

CHOG WORLD ORDER