Violet Dragon (🔋,🕸️)

[🎯 Master @Moneytaur_]

In order to beat Freezer, Goku had to go far away to work hard on improving himself. It was the only way to beat the bad guys. You need to do the same. Focus on self-development and the day will come when you're wise enough to win the game against the elites.

[Violet Dragon (🔋,🕸️) @nik_mpo]

@Norma5387953815 7581

[Violet Dragon (🔋,🕸️) @nik_mpo]

@decodejar Energy web $EWT. Clean energy certificates for Btc, aviation fuel, maritime fuel and more. Connections and cooperations with massive companies ( Blackrock, shell, paypal, vodafone and may more). Around 50 million marketcap.

[Violet Dragon (🔋,🕸️) @nik_mpo]

@kimmonismus

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@ChifoiCristian Fot Hbar specifically, since it already rejected in the 0.786 area and retraced this move for some months, do you consider it probable that it is ready for the next leg up in the coming months?

[Violet Dragon (🔋,🕸️) @nik_mpo]

@TracNetwork Hi, I am currently staking with unisat, when the upgrade is done, will I receive the TNK in my unisat wallet?

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@crypto_madz @papa_woody21 Romania?

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@Aruth6730Ruth Demis Nikolaidis header vs the galacticos

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@Aruth6730Ruth https://t.co/uPjTI7NY9i

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@nology3000 Hi Nology and thank you for the analysis. I would love Hbar to go to this price, but the marketcap would become over 600 billion (ETH now is at 451 billion). What are your thoughts?

[🎯 Master @Moneytaur_]

📖 25 "Cheat-codes" to achieve Success in Life

1) If you want to flourish, you take care of the soil rather than the seed. Upgrade your environment, because your environment upgrades you.

2) A flower doesn't go after the bee. The flower flourishes, and then the bee will come. Stop chasing butterflies. Plant a garden (build) so they will come to you (results)

3) Stop hanging out with losers unless you want to be one yourself. Hanging out online included - The sources you choose to receive content from, are one very big reason for your future decisions and outcomes. Choose carefully what you fill your mind it, and what you spend your most valuable asset (time) on. Don't worry about following too many sources or having too many friends. Quality over Quantity.

4) Try to never be the smartest person in all rooms you're in. Be somewhere where you can consistently learn, and be somewhere where you can consistently teach - Teaching is learning twice and can build trustworthy networks.

5) Define one Big goal for your life. Make it explicit. It will serve as your north star. Write it down in detail on a piece of paper and look at it every once in a while to remind yourself why you're doing all of this. People who write down goals are much more likely to achieve them Vs who doesn't.

6) Once you know where you're going, stay in your lane and let the nay-sayers be. They'll try to distract you and discourage you, because deep inside they actually fear you achieve more than they ever did. Remember that you're not competing with them. You're competing with poverty and who you were yesterday. Seek progress rather than perfection.

7) The worst position to find yourself in: No money + No time. Barely anyone on the planet is victim of both combined. The person who has time can always choose to trade it for money. Once you have money, you can begin choosing to trade it for time. Learn this arbitrage and you're sorted for life.

8) There are no shortcuts to any place worth going. Focus on doing what you do, and do it consistently better. It takes thousands of hours to master anything life-changing.

9) For as long as you live remember that the only free cheese is in the mousetrap.

10) Every day, do one thing that gets you closer to your big goal. Venture out into the unknown. Get out of your comfort zone. Remember, boats are safe in the harbor, but that's not what boats are for.

11) Do not quit. Everyone who won at life, simply did not give up. It might take a while, it might be hard, it might be scary at times, but as long as you keep putting one foot in front of the other, you will eventually get to a life most can only dream of. Hardships are life's way of seeing if you're ready to level up.

12) Never assume the answer is No before you ask. Let them be the ones to tell you No. More often than not you'll be surprised by how wrong you were to assume the worst. A "No" doesn't change your reality much. A "Yes" might do. Even if you get a "No", then you can ask what would've made them say "Yes". Their feedback will help you grow. You need the right mindset to understand the value on this.

13) Let them hate. Nobody throws stones at a tree that doesn't have ripe fruit on it. If you begin having haters, you're growing.

14) Stop expecting them to see what you see. Stop expecting them to act the way you would act. Stop expecting YOU from other people. They won't be able to see the world the way you see it. When you talk growth and achievements with people who don't want to grow, to them it sounds like bragging. They'll resent you from trying to move up from where they are, because your progress makes them realize that they are less in comparison. A man with no aspirations sees dreams as arrogance.

15) Others will only see the outcome, not the effort. "Overnight success" usually takes years to accomplish.

16) Stop chasing people. Yes, sex is fun, but making your dreams come true is the ultimate climax. You can't even imagine what it's like to wake up without the stress of having to survive/follow boss's rules.

17) The only real test of intelligence is if you actually get what you want out of life. Ask yourself: "If i'm so smart why am i not rich? Why have i been so many years selling my time for cheap money to make other people rich?"

Smart people are able to figure these things out. Maybe you're just smarter than your inner circle and that makes you feel smart enough, but are you?...Self-reflect and you might find the answers to change your life moving forward.

18) Learn to use leverage (and this is not about futures...) Those who use the tools at their disposal outperform the rest. Most people's lives are cheap because they think investing in themselves is expensive.

19) Rise up early. The world is lazy and unmotivated. It's easy to compete with them if you're up before them. An extra hour awake is worth more when you're 30 than when you're 80. It pays off to cut on sleep when you're younger.

20) In life you have to choose one of two pains: The pain of Discipline, or the pain of Regret.

21) You feel bad because deep down you know you could be doing better. The gap between reality and expectations creates stress. Either bring your reality to the level of your expectations, or bring your expectations to the level of your reality. Make a choice.

22) People want you to do well in life, but not better than them. Pay attention to those who don't cheer when you win. They're always ready to give you "advice" or even laugh if you fail, because they never win.

23) You can get rich by taking large amounts of risk with low amounts of money. You stay rich by taking low amounts of risk with large amounts of money.

24) Cost of public failure is the ticket to the life you dream about. Most people live with the fear of public embarassment, so they settle for whatever society tells them to settle for. You don't need others to believe in you if you believe in yourself. You get to decide whether to be your greatest obstacle, or your biggest fan.

25) The world where you were born, no longer exists, so open up your mind and get ready for the future.

Lastly, it's not the recipe that you're missing. You're smart enough to know what needs to be done, but you have to do it rather than thinking of doing it later. What you need is 6 months of focus, productive routine. In 3 years from now your life can be so much better if for the next 6 months you put in the work on your mindset and skills.

[🎯 Master @Moneytaur_]

Excellence is rare. Skepticism runs deep, because today’s society is built on a polished lie. If you're real, you become some kind of ugly duckling.

When the value is stratospheric, most people dismiss it as fake, because they’ve never encountered anything real.

Instead, they retreat to what feels familiar, which usually means falling right into the hands of the next master of deception.

You can hand someone the keys to freedom, but if the door doesn’t look like the prison they’re used to, they’ll swear it leads nowhere and throw the keys away.

It’s madness, but it’s the default.

[Violet Dragon (🔋,🕸️) @nik_mpo]

@DegenClubGR

[🎯 Master @Moneytaur_]

Important reminder for most crypto investors who got wrecked in recent times:

By the time your portfolio is finally back to break-even or slightly green when ETH eventually takes the spotlight and altcoins follow, there will already be others sitting on massive gains.

Because they timed the market better, managed risk smarter, and played the game with clarity, not emotion. So don’t let greed or delusion take over just because you're seeing green after a long drought.

Take profits. Lock it in. Reset. Break-even after getting crushed isn’t a sign to hold longer hoping for miracles. It’s a second chance.

if the loss is massive, then breaking-even is likely just wishful thinking. Some positions aren’t meant to recover. Some chapters are meant to be closed. Learn to cut losses and move on. That’s a skill most holders will never develop, because doing so means accepting they were wrong, sometimes for years. And that’s where ego steps in. It blinds them. They’d rather hold a losing bag forever than admit they misplayed the game.

But markets don’t care about your feelings. They reward those who adapt, not those who cling to dead narratives out of pride.

Accept the past wasn’t played wisely. Then re-enter the game with more wisdom, not wishful thinking.

[🎯 Master @Moneytaur_]

When it becomes consensus that whales orchestrate narratives, inject fear, and spin illusions not by accident, but with surgical precision to liquidate the herd, the game changes.

Because eventually, they’ll stop lying. Not because they found ethics, but because they no longer need deception.

They’ve already trained the herd not to listen. And when that moment arrives, when whales speak openly, laying out exactly what’s next with brutal clarity, the majority won't believe them.

By then, the herd will be too damaged to trust anything. Too paranoid to separate a trap from truth. Too exhausted from being milked, baited, and dumped on, over and over again.

So they’ll scoff. They’ll mock. They’ll dismiss the correct signals, thinking they’re wise for going against the narrative, still trying to counter-trade the very hands that built the board. And they’ll miss the most profitable swings. The cleanest setups. The final lifeboat.

They’ll rage-tweet, spiral into disbelief, and walk straight down Frustration Avenue, blaming everyone but the only thing that ever mattered: the reflection in the mirror.

Meanwhile, the whales, calm, patient, surgical, will execute their plan flawlessly, and whisper with a grin: “We warned you, and you still didn’t believe us”

Then the cycle resets. They’ll be hailed as heroes once again, because despite most missing out, they’ll be brainwashed into thinking they trapped themselves. Trust will return. Consensus will shift. And the whales will once again deceive, misguide, and rug, exactly as planned, as always.

These psyops stretch across months, even years. Long enough for the herd to forget the pain, too long for most minds to piece together the pattern.

So they keep chasing.
So they keep losing.

[Violet Dragon (🔋,🕸️) @nik_mpo]

@advocat21269068 😂😂😂… this is Gianis Varoufakis, a Greek economist and member of the previous government of Greece.