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My advice to anyone who has recently made life changing money, or hopes to one day.
1. Recognize when you’ve won.
Don’t become so obsessed with making more that you fail to appreciate what you’ve already accomplished. The pursuit of more can turn a life changing win into a never ending game.
2. Don’t risk your freedom chasing another win.
Once you’ve made life changing money, your priorities should change. You don’t need to gamble seven figures in memecoins trying to turn a fortune into a bigger fortune. Protect what you’ve built.
3. Stop trying to look rich. Focus on becoming wealthy.
Status symbols are liabilities disguised as success. Put your money into productive assets instead. If you don’t know how to invest, keep it simple: diversified index funds, quality individual stocks, and real estate you understand.
4. Enjoy the world without needing to own the most expensive parts of it.
Visit the hyped up cities. Enjoy the luxury experiences. Have fun. But understand that you don’t need to live in the most expensive neighborhood or maintain an extravagant lifestyle to prove you’ve made it.
Live below your means. Give your money room to grow, and give yourself room to breathe.
5. Know when to walk away.
You don’t have to keep trading, chasing the next narrative, or putting your capital at risk just because you made your money in crypto. There’s nothing wrong with taking chips off the table and moving into assets that align with your long term goals.
The ultimate goal isn’t to die with the biggest portfolio. It’s to build enough wealth that money no longer dictates how you live.
Don’t let the pursuit of more cost you the freedom you’ve already earned.
Dear @blknoiz06,
I am writing to express my profound disappointment after investing in your coin with the perfectly reasonable expectation that it would reach a $1 trillion market cap, despite us being on the verge of WW3 and enduring one of the most brutal bear markets in recent history.
Unfortunately, it only managed to reach a $600M market cap, outperforming virtually every other memecoin launched in the past 24 months, before experiencing a correction.
I find your behavior absolutely disgusting. As someone I voluntarily chose to follow on the internet, I believe you have a moral obligation to dedicate every waking moment of your existence to making sure my investment appreciates. Frankly, I cannot understand why you haven't liquidated your entire net worth to provide exit liquidity for me and everyone else who bought your coin.
Do you have any idea how much this has disrupted my life? I made a financial decision entirely on my own, without anyone forcing me, and somehow you've managed to make me personally responsible for the consequences.
You are an evil nigger. I hate you.
I expect you to put your entire life on hold until my portfolio recovers. Nothing else should matter until I am back in profit.
Sincerely,
A grown adult who voluntarily handed over his financial autonomy to a stranger on the internet.
P.S. This is satire. If you needed that clarification, you might be the target audience.
Okay, buying $AMD at a $3M market cap after Ansem called it and continuing to DCA all the way down to $1M has confirmed one thing. I am the only fool still buying coins above a $50K market cap 🤣.
The culture has fundamentally shifted. You can either spend your time crying about it or adapt.
Erik Stevens 🐆 retweeted
She hired a male escort, fell hard, bought a $16M mansion, and dropped $6M trying to own him exclusively.
Now the Roblox widow says it was all a scam.
Apparently it's only okay when women are gold diggers, but when a man does it... Headline news.
Erik Stevens 🐆 retweeted
The traders who stick through a market like this are exactly who we built Rewards for.
Part of our goal with Rewards was to protect traders in our ecosystem against market swings and ensure that even when the going gets tough, users who stay are rewarded
The Pumpfun app is still paying out multiple 6 figures every single day to Callers & Referrers, and it's going to continue doing that long into the future
This market is not easy, but it gets much easier on Pumpfun.
Erik Stevens 🐆 retweeted
This game is rigged, and I'm done.
Lost $3m+ trying to buy dips, convinced the market would eventually bounce. It never did. Every move followed the same pattern. Catching falling knives, doubling down on fomo and pump plays like $CASHCAT, $STONK, $ANSEM, $PONS, $GROKIFICATION and $KIMCHI, watching them bleed 90-95%, only to eventually panic sell near the bottom.
Then came the perps. Intentionally losing money on papertrade to farm $PAPER, hoping to make it all back trading 1000x perps. Made $3.5k from staking rewards funded by other traders losing money and convinced myself I could run it back turbo.
Now I'm staring at hyperliquidation, watching what's left disappear as the threat of nuclear warfare sends another shockwave through the market. Moved the last remaining bit of my assets onto @binance to wait for more favorable conditions before redeploying. And guess what happened?
Everything I've spent the last 1.5 years building is gone.
Three months. That's all it took.
That's the game. It keeps you around just long enough to convince yourself you've figured it out, only to remind you who's really in control. Some walk away with wife-changing money. Others learn the hard way what max pain actually feels like.
This market isn't what it used to be. Too much manipulation, too many traps and far too many ways to get played. The biggest winners aren't necessarily the smartest or the best traders. They're the ones with the deepest pockets, questionable morals and enough patience to let everyone else become exit liquidity.
I played the game. I lost.
Stepping away. Not bitter. Not coping. Just accepting reality.
To all the friends I've made along the way, thank you for being part of this journey. Genuinely wish you all the best, whether you're still in the trenches or have already found your way out.
Take care of yourselves.
Erik Stevens 🐆 retweeted
With under 800 followers, @DanThatKid just earned over $7,300 in Callout Rewards in the last round
88 traders tailed his calls, with profits surpassing $11,500 at peak
Lol, I’ve never been one of those spiritual guys who talks about crystals, energy, and frequencies, but after traveling to so many different countries, I’ve become convinced that every place has its own unique energy.
I think it's a product of several factors, geography, climate, landscape, culture, and the collective mindset of the people who inhabit it. All of these elements come together to create an environment that can profoundly influence how you think, feel, behave, and ultimately approach life.
The more places I experience, the more I realize how important it is to find an environment that aligns with who you are, where you want to go, and the kind of life you want to build.
Don't underestimate the influence your surroundings have on you. Sometimes you don't need to change who you are, you need to change where you are.
she's up $192,979 on pump.fun buying coins under $10K market cap
her best 100 trades: average entry $5,250 mc, $174 a buy
i went through pump.fun's weekly leaderboard to find more like her:
> 149 top traders
> 58 usually buy under $10K
> 9 of them buy in the launch second at $3.1K. a copy bot can't get those fills
> 5 get in a little later and still made $7K-$12K on those coins this week
the 5:
1.) Uncquant: 325 coins, +$12,416, $150 a buy
EgYa22bNrcQGRJny4rGJz8eJe5CSFKtXEqB9qPQQGN9p
2.) buddhaaaaa: 303 coins, +$11,565
3VUNtVtjjx5ckUojT7UocJ5fbuAJRsNUXNfTBnPte9vC
3.) MarlonTrades: 158 coins, +$11,443
3PwXa9BRA2sUdjtcGxs4bVLBau2dHTuZwtb6CbpTpdvA
4.) gfree: 156 coins, +$10,267
4yo9CUuTBbds9NFhZd4MzPiZZkUvveXdTnAH8qMsE8ku
5.) trunoest: 129 coins, +$7,744
ardinRsN1mNYVeoJWTBsWeYeXvuR9UUDGMsCDKpb6AT
how to copy them with mofo:
1.) open mofo: t.me/mofocopytradingbot?star…
2.) tap copytrade, paste the wallet. any solana or evm address works
3.) mc filter: up to $10K. only their low-cap buys get copied
4.) max chase: 25%. skips the buy if the price already ran past their entry
5.) pump.fun stage: pre-graduation. under $10K every coin is still on the curve
6.) buy-size filter: skip their buys under 0.5 SOL. small buys are often tests
7.) start with $5 a coin. they buy 18-46 coins a day
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Just spoke with a young local guy here. He works 8 hours a day, 6 days a week, for $150 a month. Truly puts things into perspective. It’s wild that we have the audacity to feel ungrateful when making thousands just by clicking buttons, or worse, gamble his entire monthly salary away like it's absolutely nothing.
Universal high income fixes this.
🚨 BREAKING: Cyberattacks reportedly hit financial institutions across 7 countries and crypto markets.
🇰🇷 South Korea: 68,000 people’s data exposed
🌎 Latin America: 400+ targets attacked
🇮🇹 Italy: €95M transferred, €36M still missing
🇮🇳 India: ₹300 crore ($31M) lost
₿ Crypto: $351M drained from Bitget hot wallets
🇯🇵 Japan: $50M crypto ransom demand
🇦🇺 Australia: A$4.5T in retirement savings potentially at risk
Is this the beginning of a much bigger cyber crisis? 🚨
Erik Stevens 🐆 retweeted
the binance hacker just did something genius and it should scare you
tether froze $1.5 billion in stolen USDT. circle froze $800 million in USDC. everyone's celebrating like the problem is solved
meanwhile the hacker deposited the stolen USDT on aave, borrowed ETH against it, and walked away. because USDT can be frozen. ETH can't
he's never paying it back. he doesn't need to
tether and circle just proved they can freeze billions in seconds. and the hacker just proved that if you know how defi actually works, none of that matters
the freeze saved some of the money. but the smartest money was already gone before anyone pressed the button