Everybody was sitting during the first Knicks home game because nobody is a local Knicks fan. Its a signal for status and wealth and an experience that goes beyond an 'NBA finals'. People will flock to where the action is and viral events will continue to price out the plebeians
You should always be able to explain your reasoning behind a trade to someone else.
Whether it's some pattern, indicator, statistic or even intuition based if you're more experienced.
If you can't think of this, and your reasoning behind the trade is lacking, that often means the trade isn't as strong as you perceived it to be.
BREAKING:
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The tragedy came as the crypto market crashed, wiping out over $19B and sending Bitcoin down 20%.
Authorities have ruled it a suicide.
If the market crash was part of the reason:
❗️ Please remember, life is more than money. Your worth isn’t measured by your portfolio. Take a break, breathe, and remind yourself why you started.
🚨NOW: An unknown individual burned 500 $ETH ($1.3M) to Ethereum’s zero address, leaving cryptic messages in Chinese about “mind control.”
The same wallet previously burned 70 $ETH with similar messages and has a history of donating to WikiLeaks, according to Etherscan.
Great question, I really appreciate you asking.
I personally don’t see trading itself as gambling if it’s approached with discipline, planning, and risk management. In the Bible, principles around stewardship, diligence, and avoiding greed are what matter most.
Trading becomes gambling when it’s reckless, emotional, or driven by pure chance without any understanding. But if you’re analyzing, planning, managing risk carefully, and treating it as a skill, I see it as work and stewardship over the resources God gave you.
Like any profession, it’s about how you do it and where your heart is. For me, that means trading with integrity, humility, and respect for the risk involved.
Hope that helps clarify my view! 📈
Happy 10 year crypto anniversary to me. 10 years ago, I was broke and living in my parents basement. Then I discovered crypto and it changed my life. I spent 16 hours a day learning how to day trade for 2 years and never left home once. 10 years later, I'm in the top 1%.