@satsdart I dont wanna be the “actually” guy but 2 sets per muscle group per week pushed to failure can stimulate growth especially in beginners, but these mfs train to slight inconvenience
@WazzCrypto@TraderYunt They prob know they’re wrong but they can’t change their opinions, they just want to be politically correct and force their opinions on everyone
@cuntycakes123 The only thing i don’t understand is how are people managing a +500m tvl protocol don’t have a separate device for the multisig wallet and use the same wallet for anything other than the multisig
@maruushae Import to rabby then when you connect the wallet it will ask you to accept the tos which you can’t, but you can hide it with the inspect tool, just choose the property you want and click del
Trading is fundamentally no different from the countless decisions we make in everyday life; it's simply about weighing options based on their potential risks and rewards. When you decide whether to leave early for an appointment to avoid traffic, you're balancing the risk of wasted time against the risk of being late. Even mundane choices like whether to pack an umbrella or take a shortcut through an unfamiliar neighborhood involve assessing potential downsides against potential benefits.
To me, this suggests that obsessing over chart patterns and treating technical analysis as some mystical skill misses the point entirely. What truly matters isn't pattern recognition or "heuristic data-mining" which is essentially what chart reading is: an unsophisticated way of searching for correlations in historical data without understanding the underlying causes. Instead, the focus should be on developing sound reasoning behind your decisions; the same kind of rational thinking you apply to other important choices in life.
Chart reading is like saying you selected a storefront after running a temporal pedestrian deceleration analysis. Overlaying step velocity data with micro-cluster formations revealed a 3.4-second average pause window, a "Forced Attention Retention Field." In other words: There's a traffic light at the storefront. Chart reading often does the same thing: dressing up the obvious in technical language while missing the actual reason things happen.
Rather than searching for hidden signals in price movements or relying on patterns that may be nothing more than statistical noise, trading decisions should be grounded in a logical framework based on clear principles about risk and reward. Just as you wouldn't make major life decisions based solely on superstition or vague patterns, trading decisions deserve the same level of clear rationale.
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