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DYOR

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axiom fucking goated

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@four_meme_ @PancakeSwap 714 you know why

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714, pass it on

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@FlippingProfits 714

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@Quanterty 714

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In the spirit of transparency, let’s take a closer look at the top holders of both OG and CABAL Broccoli. The patterns in these holdings tell an interesting story—one that raises important questions about legitimacy and insider activity. While some holders have clearly invested significant amounts of BNB, others seem to have benefited from direct transfers, pointing to clear manipulation.

Here’s a breakdown of the key wallets and transactions:

Let’s begin with OG.

0x6d5ad1592ed9d6d1df9b93c793ab759573ed6714
https://t.co/A38DQSHpEZ

0x810C6F3f0Ab779B79B96aA0EfEBdD6DD04D5FC01 - bought 5.14m on chain
0xb389b8cAaEDCD0231780a30E5b6AEc6b6CEb970F - bought 700k on chain
0x8D73a36d78E2aE4A437053C9cE3BE70D483aB74d - bought 1.8m on chain
0x88870b5A41B88d4e2304Ce6a9308d0DB3fE00521 - bought 800k on chain
0x505D2FB9fBD40758E3A1FC059D1E4DAF1374e933 - bought 680k on chain
0x5E4861c4390788AbBC272A877204fCd1b6A70041 - bought 540k on chain
0x1259bcAe23789abb7b8601C0c9A6faa735A168bb - bought 546k on chain
0x6E2429640Cd138f2752E73FC4117Cedcd0C6EbFF - bought 773k on chain
0xBC9a1dE2e32454b3a3b15bcD3dedca9E9806b558 - bought 573k on chain
0xE0868Fe5ABf400CBd4C6D7C26D8d859964aba5A6 - got exactly 1% from a wallet (0xF397a6ad7BD23d9EF381308b6d7175804ff20868) that market bought 643k on chain

The pattern continues—every top holder of 714 has invested a significant amount of BNB to acquire their supply, which strongly suggests a legitimate CTO.

Now, let’s take a closer look at the cabal project that many of your favorite KOLs have been promoting.

0x12819623921be0f4d5ebfc12c75e6d08a1683080
https://t.co/lroHnmtaZn

0xBCe1170C22053bF8b56CC684acb2969d3061ac00 - bought 0, got the whole supply from the dev wallet

0x79cCED47C37E7b020D23599981e156ACb1cA625A - bought 18k, sold 90k, still holding 1.6%+ (clearly an insider)

0x32FA533C36DC5Cc7d8F19F764Feb62C313A1ff72 - bought 114 dollars to get 2%, then bought another 6k after selling 115k to hide himself from the top traders list (failed to do so)

0x1c6bC7210a53B8EE9ff16eEe12Be1756eE497D6D - bought 50k (bought at 1m mcap, clear insider, sold 150k still holding half)

0x54F792f1694c1C2231C47b63802f16355F19eeBe - bought 7.8k, sold 60k, still holding 1.1% (clear insider)

0x3c672BB3f5e16CaC12953fD67b9F8EF6bd98f3bB - bought 42k, still holding 1.1% (clear insider)

0xe56448EBE2b7601ee506957D9401DFC300AAa6A2 - bought 202k (clearly a degen, first legitimate holder)

0x89639b0c40b8517145D238dF4A5a83247EBb66A5 - bought 60k, holding more than 1%

The list continues… Additionally, the deployer is still holding a significant portion of the supply and has transferred more than 1% to new wallets.

Blockchain has always been about transparency, and seeing over 50 paid KOLs spreading misinformation while profiting from it is deeply disappointing. Individuals like @moneylord contribute to the challenges many projects and ideas face in this space.

This should clear up any fud attacks coordinated about (0x6d5ad1592ed9d6d1df9b93c793ab759573ed6714) and let it be known the 714 community is here to stay

@cz_binance @BNBCHAIN @four_meme_ @BroccoliCTO_BNB

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@FlippingProfits 714

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it’s you vs you

stop comparing it’s simple

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Not sure it applies here but made me think —one of the most disastrous things avg trader does is fixate on imaginary goals

“I need to hit 7 (or 8 or whatever) figs this cycle”

“Yeah I’m up $800k but I really want my first 7 figure win”

These goals often turn into primary drivers and cloud decision making

Think about it, if you’re dying for your first $100k win, with a $40k portfolio and you’re up $80k on a coin, you remove objectivity and focus on this thing (that doesn’t even matter)

You could lock in the $80k, and then be able to size more aggressively (still within valid risk structures) on future plays

But instead what often happens is perspective gets skewed, you’re trading your PnL instead of the coin, and in the end not only do you fail to attain your “first 6 figure win” but you set yourself up for an emotion fueled trading cycle on tilt — instead of 3x’ing your portfolio (which you likely factored your $80k position in and told yourself you made it to 6 figs), you have a chip on your shoulder feeling like the market owes you something — it doesn’t, and it will be quick to show you this, often by reducing your portfolio even further while you spiral through despair.

Similar concepts apply to overall portfolio goals, as you feel the window (of profitability within a cycle) closing, you start trading more aggressively, generally accruing losses and pushing yourself further and further from your goal, “forcing” yourself to go for Hail Mary style plays that 99/100 times won’t work out

Generally speaking with how outsized the returns in this market are (shitcoins) it should be relatively difficult to blow a 7 figure portfolio up assuming you have some semblance of edge, and can remain structured / disciplined through emotions. Realistically you never “have” to risk more than $2-5k to make 100k-1m+ on a given coin — if you risked even $10k every time you could afford to fail 100 times in a row, before sending $1m USD to 0, as long as you’re actually decent as Jingtao said, you should be able to identify at least 1 spot that can turn the $10k risk into $1m and cover any potential losses (elite traders being able to hit say 1/25 rather than 1/100, and reduce downside loss so it isn’t 25 $10,000>0 plays in a row between “hits”)

I think the problem, and why most people (myself included) blow up/have blown up, is impatience / inability to control emotions / racing against an imaginary clock — so to be clear when I say it’s “difficult to blow up” I mostly mean that in theory, in practice it’s very easy because it is extremely hard to remain disciplined

Legitimately the most important things imo in this market are

Control your emotions
Mitigate FOMO
Identify / execute on personal edge

Probably in that order

Happy to ramble further about any of this if anyone reads/cares, also happy to admit that this is just based on my personal experience / those in my circles, generally in trading “the best advice/insight” isn’t always the best for everyone

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@ottabag @TradeonNova yo

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Big fucking wins today, I know ill win again tomorrow.

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@rektfencer Inv me

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been meaning to post update on my goal for 2024 (100K end of year)

TLDR; didnt fucking happen, and thats okay :)

[Mello @mellometrics]

Your emotions are killing you

When you're emotional, you will:
- Feel like full-porting
- Hold forever (roundtrip)
- Never cut your losses (you'll always think it's going to come back to your entry)

Stop getting excited when you trade

[Mello @mellometrics]

Why you're always late to plays:

- Waiting too long for confirmation
- You're focused on trading the same way you traded an outdated meta
- FOMO
- Not paying attention to volume

Trenches are ruthless, you have to constantly adjust your strategies

What worked yesterday might not work today