Alex Clive

the amount of stupidity on my timeline is actually insane. suddenly everyone turned $100 into $50k in a single day using a grok bot. apparently nobody loses money anymore... everyone is a genius and a millionaire when it’s time to post screenshots. if you believe everything you see on here, you’re exactly who these people are targeting.

nearly 470k bankruptcy filings in the u.s. in just 9 months. people are working, paying bills, taking on debt... and still struggling to get ahead. i think this is a good reminder that making money is only half the battle... protecting what you earn matters just as much. and this is part of why i believe in bitcoin and crypto. not because crypto is some magic solution, but because we should question the way money works and understand what inflation does to our savings over time. short term, people under financial pressure may sell their crypto just to get by and that's just the reality... but the bigger picture hasn't changed for me. learn, stay patient, manage your risk and don't let greed make your decisions. the real goal is financial freedom, not just watching numbers go up on a screen.

people really believe anything these days... and this is exactly why @Pumpfun keeps getting away with this extraction. they throw around big numbers to make things look impressive... people see them and jump in without doing the simplest checks. just $300k in the liquidity pool... i think people are genuinely braindead at this point this is how retail gets farmed... influencers get paid, insiders get their exits, and regular people are left holding the bag. at some point, we need to stop pretending this is good for crypto.... it's turning the entire space into an exit liquidity machine. if the only people winning are the ones extracting money from the community, what exactly are we building here?

you only need to get rich once.

will flying cars be tokenized too?

social media makes it look like everyone is getting rich. new cars, big houses... six-figure portfolios. you rarely see the debt, the losses or the years it took to get there. be careful what you compare your life to.

you can make more money than your parents ever did and still afford less than they could. that's how much things have changed. a bigger salary doesn't always mean a better life.

inflation is crazy when you think about it. you can work harder, earn a six-figure salary, and still struggle to afford the same life your parents had with one income. you do what society tells you to do. go to school, get a degree, get a job, pay taxes, save money. and somehow, you’re still falling behind. the goal was never to make you rich... it was just to keep you working.

people will spend 6 months arguing about which coin is going to make them rich...but won't spend 10 minutes learning how to manage their money. everyone wants to find the next 100x but nobody wants to talk about what happens after they make their first $10/ $15k. do you take some profits? do you keep it all in crypto? do you improve your life a little or just put everything back into the next gamble? i think this is where a lot of people get it wrong. making money is one thing and knowing what to do with it is a completely different game. and honestly, i'd rather see someone make 3x, take profits and keep building than make 20x on paper and lose it all trying to make 100x. curious how you guys think about this. if you made $50k in crypto tomorrow, would you cash some out or keep pushing for more? 👀

one thing i find funny about the quantum computing debate is how people talk about bitcoin like it's the only technology that could be affected. they act like one day quantum computers will show up, destroy bitcoin:native and everything else will carry on like nothing happened... lol 😂 think about how much of our world depends on cryptography (yes, read that again)... i'm talking about banks, online payments, personal data.. government systems, businesses and pretty much everything we do online. if quantum computers become powerful enough to break the encryption we use today, this WON'T be a bitcoin-only problem... the entire digital world will have to deal with it. and here's what people seem to forget: technology doesn't stand still. developers are already working on quantum-resistant cryptography and bitcoin can adapt too if the threat becomes real enough. does that mean there's zero risk? absolutely not... it's something worth taking seriously and nobody knows exactly how this will play out. but there's a massive difference between understanding a potential long-term risk and using every new quantum headline as a reason to panic sell BTC. i've learned one thing in crypto: the market will always find something to be afraid of. sooo, my advice for you is to do your own research, understand what you're holding... and stop letting every scary headline make your decisions for you!

crypto will test you in ways nobody sees... you can spend years learning, grinding, taking losses and building while everyone around you thinks you're wasting your time. some friends won't understand it. some family members won't believe in you. then one day, all those years of staying consistent can change everything. keep going. your time might be closer than you think.

if your plan is to get rich fast, stay away from crypto.

one thing i’ll never understand in crypto is the obsession with proving you “never sold” bro, taking profit isn’t a crime 😂 if you’ve been around long enough... you know the game isn’t about holding every bag until it goes back to zero. you buy, you sell, you take some off. you cut bad trades... you rotate into better ones that’s how you stay alive. so when someone’s entire personality is built around “i never sell, i roundtrip everything,” i’m not automatically impressed. i’d rather look at what someone actually does than what they tell thousands of people online. because crypto twitter is full of people selling an image. the market doesn’t care about the image. your wallet does.

bitcoin:native is starting october in a pretty interesting spot 👀 we just got the highest monthly close of the year around $83.6k. if bulls can keep $82.8k as support and take back $87k+, i think the $100k conversation gets a lot louder. not saying it happens overnight. but the setup is getting interesting again.

If you bought Jack Doherty’s coin yesterday, you didn’t get rugged. YOU volunteered 💀 jack: “WE’RE SMASHING THROUGH $10M!!! 🚀” jack’s wallet: smashes the SELL button instead $213K secured for Jack while his buyers hold the bag. natural selection, but on-chain 💀🙏

i’m going to win big this cycle. no excuses. no distractions. just patience, conviction, and playing the game. period. 🫡

markets are heating up 👀 feels like things are finally starting to move again. stay patient. the fun part might just be getting started.

remember, every dip is an opportunity. you just have to be willing to buy when everyone else is panicking. that’s the hard part.

i honestly don't see why people are making such a big deal about @arc just because of where some of the people are from. i've been running different businesses online for years now, and over that time i've hired people from a lot of different countries. Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nigeria, India, Europe etc... i've spent a six-figure amount paying people i've worked with online, and some of them are still working with me today. so when I see people making assumptions about someone just because they're Indian, Pakistani, Nigerian, etc... i don't really buy into it. judge people by what they actually do, not where they're from.

One thing i think we'll see a lot more of over the next few years is real-world assets moving onchain. not because everything needs to be tokenized, but because some assets actually make sense for it. think tokenized US treasuries, money market funds, corporate bonds... private credit and eventually things like real estate funds. you could own a token representing a share of a fund, transfer it onchain and potentially settle transactions much faster than traditional systems allow today. and the interesting part is that this doesn't really require crypto to replace traditional finance. it can simply make certain parts of the system more efficient. that's why i think the RWA narrative has more substance than a lot of the narratives we've seen come and go in crypto. @coingecko just posted a guide about RWA data/API and it got me thinking about this again. check it out if you're interested, pretty interesting read. imo, we're still pretty early in figuring out where tokenization actually makes sense. coingecko.com/learn/tokenize…