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My Twitter one day to reflect the journey path how I learnt. One closest to Whitepaper P2P, One Global Public Ledger.

[Den @lucky8six]

My fav quote @_unwriter

Most people not paying attention have no idea what's happening, or why it's all happening & it's by #bitcoin design.

One day you'll wake up to find that all our puzzle pieces have come together & the world become a different place than last night.
#BSV

[FINAS🐦‍🔥 @the_finas]

My mentor once told me:

“By the time you’ve blown 3 accounts, survived a 10-loss streak, and spent years in the market, you should be smart enough to understand this much.”

1. Stay quiet.

You don’t need to announce every trade.

You don’t need to tell everyone your entry, your target, or how much you made.

The market doesn’t reward noise.

2. Sometimes the best trade is no trade.

If the setup isn’t there, stay out.

Forcing a trade because you’re bored is how a green day becomes a red day.

Patience is a position too.

3. When you meet a trader better than you, learn from them.

Don’t compete with someone who is 10 years ahead of you.

Study them.

Ask questions.

Observe their risk management.

Your ego will keep you broke longer than your strategy will.

4. Protect your trading capital like your life depends on it.

Making money is important.

But staying in the game is more important.

You can’t compound an account you’ve blown.

5. The market doesn’t care about your bills.

It doesn’t care about your rent.

Your wedding.

Your debt.

Your monthly target.

Never force the market to pay you because you need money.

That’s how traders start overtrading.

6. Don’t blindly follow the crowd.

The majority of traders lose money.

So copying the majority isn’t exactly a great risk-management strategy.

Build your own process.

Test your edge.

Collect data.

Then make decisions.

7. Most traders have no plan.

They enter because price is moving.

They exit because they’re scared.

They increase risk after losses.

They change strategies after a losing streak.

Then they call the market “rigged.”

Your job isn’t to trade like everyone else.

Your job is to understand your own behavior and control it.

8. Keep one trader in your corner who genuinely wants you to win.

“Congratulations.”

“Good trade.”

“Keep going.”

“We’ll figure it out.”

Not:

“Bro, how much did you make?”

“Send signal.”

“Why didn’t you enter here?”

“See? I told you.”

Trading is already psychologically demanding.

You don’t need friends who make it harder.

My mentor was right.

The longer you stay in this game, the more you realize:

Trading isn’t about finding more trades.

It’s about becoming the type of person who can survive long enough for their edge to compound.

[Den @lucky8six]

@FirstSquawk Iran and American official said please ignore Trump post mainly for promotinal only?

https://t.co/zgdN3gIzq7

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

BREAKING: Iran's Fars News releases a statement following President Trump's post stating a US-Iran deal would be announced "shortly" earlier today:

"It should be noted that American officials have acknowledged in multiple messages to Iran that Trump's posts are primarily for promotional purposes and media consumption within the US, and they have recommended that no attention be paid to these statements," Fars News says.

[Den @lucky8six]

@FirstSquawk Fake news? Iran and American official said ignored Trump post.

https://t.co/zgdN3gIzq7

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

BREAKING: Iran's Fars News releases a statement following President Trump's post stating a US-Iran deal would be announced "shortly" earlier today:

"It should be noted that American officials have acknowledged in multiple messages to Iran that Trump's posts are primarily for promotional purposes and media consumption within the US, and they have recommended that no attention be paid to these statements," Fars News says.

[Rick de la Torre @vrk_rick]

80% of China's oil imports pass through the Strait of Malacca, controlled by Indonesia.

@SecWar just elevated Indonesia to a Major Defense Cooperation Partnership.

That puts the United States military in position near both of the world's most critical energy chokepoints.

Beijing's energy security now runs through American partnerships.

[Tennis TV @TennisTV]

When @RafaelNadal & @DjokerNole produced THIS in the 2009 Monte-Carlo final 🥵

[Den @lucky8six]

@MR_EUR0 No buy no sell.
Wait.

[Rubi @RubiRubidoooo]

I´ve folded my clothes wrong all my life 🤨🤔😇

[S Tominaga (Aka Dr Craig Wright) @CsTominaga]

Digital ID should never be a government-controlled system. The entire point of a digital identity is to empower individuals — not to monitor, catalogue, or restrict them. It should exist on a peer-to-peer basis, controlled entirely by the person it represents. The individual, not the state, should determine what information is shared and when. Each exchange should reveal nothing more than a zero-knowledge proof answering a specific question — not a dossier of personal data that can be stored, tracked, or abused.

Take something as simple as proving age to enter a bar. At present, you hand over a driver’s licence displaying your full name, address, and date of birth — a complete identity record exposed for a trivial verification. The truth is, you’re not proving who you are; you’re proving you’re of legal age. The system should reflect that distinction. A properly designed digital ID would match your biometric — say, facial recognition — and return a simple binary outcome: allowed or disallowed. It should never disclose more than the minimum necessary to complete the transaction.

Nothing in that process should ever be logged, stored, or transmitted for external access. There should be no permanent record, no database to mine, and no central authority able to reconstruct or exploit those interactions. The design should be ephemeral, auditable only by the individual, and cryptographically structured to make mass surveillance impossible.

Instead, what we are seeing is the opposite. Governments are not handing control of digital identity to the individual — they are consolidating it. The result is a framework of centralized authority that tracks, analyses, and defines every aspect of a person’s existence. It’s not an identity system; it’s an infrastructure of control. And if it continues down this path, it won’t enhance liberty — it will institutionalize obedience. This is the digital manifestation of a 1984 society: total oversight disguised as convenience, and compliance enforced through code.

[Albatross @albatross_216]

The way he look at them to get a kiss is epic!😂😂🤣

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

The greatest staredown ever caught on camera.

The kid doesn't pay attention, the attention pays him. 😂

[𝙀𝙉𝙏𝙀𝙍𝙏𝘼𝙄𝙉𝙈𝙀𝙉𝙏 𝘿𝘼𝙄𝙇𝙔 🇳🇬 @Entdaily001]

This video shows Muhammad Ali joking around with a kid in the boxing ring. 🥊

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Burna asake . Tg omori lagos

[Time Trip @TimeTriping]

Arsenio Hall asking Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali who would win if they fought each other in their prime, 1989

[Den @lucky8six]

@RileySirus Is this real? Wow. Hope I am not late 😁

[Den @lucky8six]

@spectatorindex Previously most of iran missiles intercepted by Israel anti missiles.

Today we witness Iran failed to intercept Israel missiles. How are they going to fight?

[Served with Andy Roddick @Served_Podcast]

The moment Andre Agassi knew he would never beat Rafa Nadal 😂

[Den @lucky8six]

@ferryandhigh Whoever control the ticker "BTC" would remained as the original bitcoin as history showned.

The grandma, grandpa, traders won't understand and only focus "BTC" ticker in the exchange market.

[NP @nadalprop_]

"You can't beat Nadal on clay, even if it's your day."

[Manly Mentor @manly_mentor]

Fathering means preparing them for what’s ahead 🔥🔥

[Ben Kelly @benkellyone]

5.

Most people chase quick wins.

Champions think differently:

Magnus revealed he can see patterns and consequences 20-30 moves ahead.

The lesson? Think long-term. Always.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨INTERVIEW: ‘BITCOIN JESUS’ FACING LIFE IN PRISON!

@rogerkver shares his story on how he was jailed for his politics, forced into exile, and relentlessly pursued by the U.S government.

Now, he’s speaking out on his shocking arrest, his escape from America, and whether Trump will intervene before it’s too late.

02:54 – Politics and Firecrackers: The charge that changed his life forever.

07:12 – The ATF is against free speech? Opinions in a debate led to serious consequences.

08:30 – Why Was He the Only One Jailed? The selective prosecution nobody can explain.

09:53 – “I Had to Flee”: Why Ver left the U.S the first day he legally could.

13:05 – Why He Renounced His Citizenship: The truth behind his shocking decision.

15:50 – Facing 120 Years in Prison: “Every charge is 100% fake.”

17:17 – Biden Targetted Crypto? How Ver became a high-profile target.

19:20 – Being outspoken leads to being targeted? “I don’t hate America, I didn’t feel safe.”

22:00 – Banned from Countries: Why he can’t enter Australia, Canada, and others.

23:16 – Ver’s response to Elon: “America is about liberty and justice for all.”

25:55 – The IRS Bitcoin Case: The charge he calls “pure nonsense.”

26:50 – Locked Up with John McAfee: His terrifying month in a Spanish prison.

29:47 – Illegal IRS Raid: “They didn’t even have a warrant.”

31:55 – 99% Conviction Rate: Does Ver stand a chance?

33:51 – Could an illegal raid blow up the prosecution?

37:26 – Arrested in Spain: How Interpol tracked him down.

40:57 – “This Is Lawfare”: The weaponization of the justice system.

44:56 – Why Ver hasn’t been pardoned yet.

46:04 – Where Is the Crypto Community? Why aren’t more people speaking up?

48:01 – Ver’s message: “This isn’t about Bitcoin, it’s about freedom.”

52:40 – Will Spain Extradite Him? His fate could be decided any day now.