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Man I swear this guy has helped me grow my port from $50 to what it is now. For that, I give you this fat tip @funkai_

Word!

Man, I gotta give all the KOLs out there huge credit. Continuing to tweet on a regular regardless of market conditions. For YEARS. These guys have serious motors, no wonder most of them have 7 figure ports. There are levels to this game

For all the experienced crypto folks out there. During markets like this would it be better to A) continue grinding and hope you don’t drain your port B) sit on your hands and wait till better conditions

one thing i’ve been appreciating about $UPAY lately is how much they’re involving the community in shaping the product even down to something as simple as branding, they’re letting users have a say in what the platform eventually becomes if you’re trying to bridge web3 into web2, you’re not just building for crypto natives anymore. you’re building for everyday people who couldn’t care less about blockchains, wallets or what chain they’re transacting on the product needs to feel familiar, the branding needs to be approachable and the entire experience needs to be ridiculously simple that’s why i like the direction they’re taking with the AI assistant, UI overhaul and now a more consumer-friendly identity still plenty to prove, but it’s nice seeing a team think beyond just the token and actually consider how to make crypto useful to people outside our little bubble that’s where the real opportunity for $UPAY lies imo

Man I can’t believe people call 10k to 100k then call it a 10x 😭

Sometimes the best thing to do is nothing. Crazy market like this, best just to sit on your hands and observe

I should probably take a break from crypto

Okay i’m in.

My fomo account just keeps getting lower every time i open it

sub 20k and somehow the tek keeps getting better $NUBI dev is still shipping update after update while the chart gets absolutely abused creator profiles, AI-assisted launches, more accountability for creators and now another product iteration already on the way this is the part i always find funny with sol sometimes a team can build in public for weeks, keep improving the product and still get treated like another disposable launch because price isn't going up immediately then sentiment flips, people finally notice what was being built the entire time and suddenly everyone's chasing 5-10x higher is SOL really just a jeet chain or have people forgotten how to sit through the boring part of an actual build? because at sub 20k, with this level of output, the tek is getting pretty hard to ignore 58iGQnA879ufTPEJk9tD8ZDwMmxTvXzZ6tg1hcxAvhU2

Can’t risk, top blasted at 50k. See you at 10x

yes $NUBI is a launchpad, and no they’re obviously not the only ones doing it but the difference for me is the team they keep shipping, improving the product and pushing content while a lot of projects with way higher valuations barely move that kind of work ethic at this price is what makes it interesting to me

went from $50 to a peak of $72k and now i'm sitting at around $15k does it sting? quite a bit actually but i've been thinking a lot about what got me here and what i could've done differently the funny thing is, the exact same conviction that took me from $50 to $72k is also what made me give so much of it back i got there by finding things early, having conviction in my research and holding through some pretty nasty drawdowns. there were plenty of times i could've sold but didn't, and more often than not, being patient paid off so naturally when things started going south, i did what had always worked for me i held because if holding was what got me from $50 to $72k, why would i suddenly abandon the strategy that got me there in the first place? well, turns out there's a pretty big difference between having conviction and being unwilling to adapt and somewhere along the way i probably started confusing the two there's that saying about how if your portfolio is good enough to screenshot, it's probably good enough to take some profits i took the screenshots alright, just forgot the second part lmao but jokes aside, i think one of the biggest lessons i've learned is that having a good system doesn't mean blindly sticking to it regardless of what the market is telling you the strategy that works when liquidity is flowing, narratives are rotating and everyone's willing to take risks isn't necessarily the same strategy you should be running when sentiment completely shifts sometimes the right move is to hold through the noise sometimes it's to take profits, reduce exposure and wait for better conditions and being able to recognize the difference is something i clearly still need to get better at another thing i've been thinking about is how important it is to keep your emotions as close to baseline as possible at peak euphoria, you start thinking every position has another 5x left in it. you convince yourself you're being patient when really you're just getting greedy and at the opposite extreme, when your portfolio has been getting beaten down for weeks, you start second guessing everything. even decisions you'd normally make without hesitation suddenly become difficult both states mess with your judgment i think the goal is to get to a point where a green candle doesn't make you feel invincible and a red candle doesn't make you question whether you know what you're doing because the market doesn't care how much you made yesterday or how much you've given back it only cares about the decisions you make next and yeah, giving back $57k from the top is a pretty expensive lesson, especially when you started with just $50 but i'm not going to pretend the entire journey was a failure either turning $50 into $72k wasn't an accident, and neither was giving a huge chunk of it back. there were decisions behind both outcomes, and i have to own them i still believe conviction is one of my biggest strengths as a trader i just need to learn when that conviction is serving me and when it's preventing me from making the right decision maybe that's the next part of becoming a better trader not necessarily finding better coins, but becoming better at managing the ones you already found still here, still learning, still trading

CTs broken. Idk why this project is still sub 50