I’ve reached the stage where I no longer want to argue with anyone anymore.
If you point at a dog and say, “This is a cat.”
Alright, it’s a cat.
You’re right.
Not because I agree, but because I understand that arguments don’t change someone’s mindset when they’re not ready to listen.
The market is the fairest teacher of all.
It doesn’t care how confident you are, how well you speak, or how many arguments you win online. In the end, only the result in your account says it all.
I respect everyone, even those who are making mistakes.
Everyone has to pay their own tuition for their lessons.
No one can learn for someone else.
I also don’t need to prove that I’m smarter than anyone else. In trading, the person who tries to prove they’re right is often the one who pays the highest price.
I only focus on risk management, protecting capital, and making money.
As for right or wrong…
Let the market answer.
Before making a profit on $Lab, I got butchered by the MM for nearly $100k. That rarely happens to me, but experiences like that taught me an important lesson.
Most traders only look at charts, support and resistance, or basic technical analysis. That works well for coins with a large circulating supply.
But when it comes to coins where the MM controls almost all of the supply, the game is completely different.
The price doesn’t necessarily follow technical analysis. What the MM really watches is the long/short ratio.
If too many people are long, they have every reason to dump the price.
If too many people are short, they have every reason to pump it.
The MM isn’t trying to prove who’s right or wrong. They’re only trying to maximize profits.
Once you understand how the MM operates, you’ll stop asking, “Will the price go up or down?” and start asking, “Who is the MM trying to liquidate?”
That’s when your trading mindset begins to change.
Remember, your biggest enemy isn’t the market—it’s being on the same side as the crowd.
I’m watching a project with 10–20x potential. The team is doing an excellent job with marketing, and it has a huge, supportive community. Overall, I think a 10–20x move is definitely possible. If you want me to share it, drop a like and repost
I want to see how many people are interested in what I share.
To be honest, this is a public platform. Everyone has their own investment style and their own way of reading the market.
There is no absolute right or wrong. In the end, the only thing that matters is profit.
I’m not here to waste time arguing or trying to convince anyone. Debates without results are meaningless.
Time will answer every question.
The only thing I hope is that you survive in this market long enough to find out whether I was right or wrong.
Just don’t leave the game too early.
One thing many beginners don’t understand is that not all coins move the same way.
Some projects, such as $LAB and $RAVE, have teams or market makers that control almost the entire circulating supply. In these cases, price no longer follows natural supply and demand. Instead, it moves in whatever way makes them the most money. They care far more about long/short positioning, liquidity, and where the crowd places their stop losses than about technical analysis.
If you don’t have enough experience yet, stay away from these kinds of coins. Winning is often just luck, while losing can happen very quickly.
On the other hand, projects that have been listed for years with tokens distributed across many holders, such as $SYN, can only be manipulated to a certain extent. Market makers can still influence the price, but pushing it too far becomes extremely expensive.
Always remember this:
Market makers are not gods. Their goal is the same as ours: buy low, sell high, and maximize profits.
Once you understand how they make money, you’ll stop fighting them and start trading with the flow instead.
Crypto is a manipulated market, but that doesn’t mean retail traders can’t make money.
In fact, we have an advantage that market makers will never have.
They manage hundreds of millions of dollars. They can’t enter or exit positions freely, and they can’t completely change their strategy within seconds.
We can.
We can stay out of the market when conditions aren’t favorable. We can cut our losses immediately when we’re wrong. We can wait weeks for a high-probability setup. We can enter and exit positions within seconds without moving the market.
That’s the biggest advantage retail traders have.
Don’t try to become a market maker.
Use the advantages that only retail traders possess.
If you have the knowledge, discipline, and patience, you can make serious money in crypto, even in a manipulated market.
Never forget that.
DO YOU STILL REMEMBER #HTSMR?
When I first called it, the price was around $0.23.
Just 2 days later it pumped to $0.53, almost a 2X.
I DIDN’T TAKE PROFIT.
Later it dumped all the way to $0.15.
Today #HMSTR is back around $0.25, and I’m up nearly 10%. I’M STILL HOLDING because my target hasn’t changed.
This is exactly why I ONLY BUY SPOT for small-cap coins like #INX, #AIN, and #JCT.
Most shitcoins DON’T GO STRAIGHT to 10X or 100X.
Before they make the real move, market makers usually SHAKE EVERYONE OUT first. Sometimes they cut the price in half, sometimes by 70%, 80%, or even 90%.
Go look at the charts of #RAVE or #LAB before their big rallies. You’ll understand what I’m talking about.
Everyone wants a 10X or 100X return, but VERY FEW PEOPLE can even tolerate a 50% drawdown.
IF YOU CAN’T HANDLE A -50% DRAWDOWN, DON’T EXPECT TO CATCH A 10X WINNER.
The biggest profits DON’T COME FROM BUYING THE PERFECT BOTTOM.
They come from HAVING THE PATIENCE TO SURVIVE THE SHAKEOUT.
AND DON’T FORGET…
RISK MANAGEMENT IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN PROFITS.
ONLY INVEST WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE.
GOOD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT WILL KEEP YOU IN THE GAME LONG ENOUGH TO CATCH THE NEXT 10X.
Pretty funny, honestly.
i’ve had registrations open for two days, and only around 30 people signed up. that’s roughly $1,000 in revenue.
Then i remembered i’ve already airdropped somewhere between $10k and $20k through this account alone.
From an investment standpoint, i’m probably a terrible investor.
But from a different perspective, it’s been more than worth it. it’s helped more people discover who i am and what i’ve done, and that sense of fulfillment is worth far more to me than the money.
He jealous because every time i share a signal, people join in and the price still climbs another 10–20%. 😆
his argument is that i open a long first and then call it. that only proves he doesn’t understand trading.
on low-liquidity coins, if i entered with a $100k–$200k position, market makers would immediately notice. and even if the price went higher, exiting that position without crashing the chart would be nearly impossible.
yet if you look back at my history, the pattern is consistent. after i share a signal, it still has room to move another 10–20% instead of dumping.
that’s not luck. it’s the result of years of experience, understanding liquidity, and knowing when to enter.
he can copy my posts, but he can’t copy the experience behind them.
Not everything can be shared publicly.
that’s why i’ve opened a private subscription for a small group of people who want to discuss ideas, share perspectives, and learn together.
if you’re looking for deeper conversations beyond what i post publicly, you’re welcome to join.
https://t.co/8szR5ELn2m
Alright, it’s time for another giveaway.
i’ll be airdropping $1,000 to 5 random winners.
all you need to do:
• follow
• like
• retweet this post
in 24 hours, grok will randomly pick the 5 winners.
Good luck everyone.
Hey @grok, 24 hours after this post, randomly pick 5 lucky people from the comments who completed all the requirements above for me.