If you’re not in a good financial spot, don’t buy memecoins.
Memecoins are zero-sum, you’re either giving money or taking it.
Nobody is giving financial advice, just pointing at bets.
I have posted many early calls which have done well, but I’ll never claim to give advice.
Ran $150 to $3K with help from @staticctrades.
Yesterday I made one stupid mistake.
I fell for a Telegram scam, connected my wallet, and watched myself get absolutely robbed in real time, 100% my fault.
Absolutely brutal learning experience
I’m restarting today with my last $250 from the bank.
No safety net, all or nothing.
$250 → $2,500
Follow along on Fomo. (zxdozx)
https://t.co/ZLDhGFavIG
Ran $150 to $3K with help from @staticctrades.
Yesterday I made one stupid mistake.
I fell for a Telegram scam, connected my wallet, and watched myself get absolutely robbed in real time, 100% my fault.
Absolutely brutal learning experience
I’m restarting today with my last $250 from the bank.
No safety net, all or nothing.
$250 → $2,500
Follow along on Fomo. (zxdozx)
https://t.co/ZLDhGFavIG
If you have under $10 million and you are buying Apple, you have voluntarily entered the one fight in all of public markets where you have no edge, no advantage, and no reason to exist.
There are 40 PhDs, three sell-side teams, and a sovereign wealth fund modeling Apple’s next quarter to the penny, and you, with your brokerage app and your podcast opinions, have decided to join that table. You will not find a mispricing in Apple. The mispricing in Apple was arbitraged away before you finished reading the headline.
Meanwhile there is a $90 million industrial parts distributor in Wisconsin that no analyst covers, no fund can buy because the position would take six weeks to build, and no institution will touch because it would not move the needle on a billion-dollar book. That is your table. That is the only table where being small is an asset instead of a punchline. Your size, the thing that feels like a limitation, is the single greatest structural edge available to a human being in public equities, and you are spending it on the most picked-over stock on Earth.
The big funds cannot follow you down here. That is the entire point. Go where they physically cannot fit.
Pump lost mindshare once people defaulted to Polymarket whenever they thought something would happen
But Polymarket only covers measurable outcomes. The one thing it can’t absorb is coins running on pure virality, there’s no clean way to turn that into a contract.
There is a guy who made +$60M in crypto.
He is still trading memecoins and writing thesis on alt Fomo accounts instead of living his life.
I feel sorry for him.
If you make it one day, go and live your life instead of locking yourself to the screen.