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A common man with an uncommon desire to succeed.
Joined November 2022
I’ve never really invested time into X, and I think that’s been a mistake. That’s why I want to focus on this in 2025. The goal is simple: 50K followers. I’ve been thinking about the best ways to grow an account, and here’s what I’ve noticed works: 1. Post PnLs and fake trades so people think they’ll get rich from your calls. 2. Be loud and vocal about things others shy away from. 3. Champion a single topic and own it. 4. Share interesting insights on things you know deeply—basically teach. 5. Be dumb, loud, and contrarian. Out of all these, I like 3 & 4 the most. They feel genuine and sustainable. The others seem short-sighted and, frankly, unethical. So why now? Balance the Scales CT has too many LARPs, scammers, and lottery winners as heroes. I’m not claiming to be smarter than anyone else, but I do think I have valuable experiences to share. Life gives you one physical life, but learning from others lets you live many. Outsource My Brain I want to open-source my thoughts and ideas. CT has some of the smartest people, and I believe that by putting my ideas out there, I’ll attract feedback from brighter minds. Collaboration is the fastest way to level up. Finally, I’d love your help. If you like my ideas, reposts and quote posts would mean the world to me—they’re the fastest way to hit the goal. Starting Point: 1.783K followers at the time of writing. Let’s see where this goes.
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Appreciate the kind words, Tony. The reason you’d want accounts you like to stay small is the exact same reason I’m investing a bit of my time to grow on X. Most of CT is now wired to assume big CT accounts are unethical by default—and I get it, most are. Since my end goal isn’t money, I won’t be governed by it. You’ll see, it’s a promise.
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@0xAmol @Silkroute17 Always.
Learning to Think in Probabilities, Not Absolutes Thinking in absolutes is the fastest way to get stuck. In life, and especially in trading, rigid beliefs will box you into a corner, leaving you blind to changing circumstances. But when you learn to think in probabilities, you unlock a mindset that keeps you nimble, adaptable, and ready to calibrate your approach to any situation. The crypto market is the ultimate proving ground for this mindset. It’s chaotic, volatile, and constantly testing your resolve. It’s a place where every decision feels like a referendum on your intelligence, and the market delights in flipping the script—turning “great” trades into disasters, only to flip them back to brilliance within hours. This is where probabilities come in. Thinking in probabilities removes the need to be “right” and shifts the focus to positioning yourself for success across a range of outcomes. It’s about making decisions that align with what’s likely rather than what you hope. When you adopt this mindset, you’re no longer trapped by the false dichotomy of win or lose. Instead, you operate in a state of continuous calibration—adjusting your strategy as new information comes in. This fluidity not only helps you navigate uncertainty but allows you to place better bets, both in markets and in life. Consider this: when you think in absolutes, every unexpected outcome feels like a failure. You panic, freeze, or overcorrect. But when you think in probabilities, every outcome becomes data—something to analyze, learn from, and use to refine your approach. You stop reacting emotionally and start responding strategically. The beauty of probabilities is that they liberate you from the burden of perfection. You don’t have to nail the top or bottom of the market. You just need to be on the right side of the odds. And when the odds shift? You shift with them. This is the mindset that separates those who survive from those who thrive. While others are paralyzed by uncertainty, you’re recalibrating, adapting, and positioning yourself to win. In the end, thinking in probabilities isn’t just a trading strategy—it’s a life strategy. It’s a way to stay agile, make better decisions, and keep moving forward, no matter how chaotic the world becomes. PS: FWOG going to 1B is highly probable.
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@BAYCBoshi I disagree with the end of cycle. I agree with the rest. But I don't think you should stop dancing, you should just learn to dance the new song.
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@BAYCBoshi Is it even punishable though? Crypto is the biggest double standard industry out there. We begged and cried for our bags to not be securities, just Pokémon cards,but now we want punishment for people who have an edge trading Pokemon cards?
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The trenches are full Gotham now. You’re going to hate this, but Gary was our Batman. He just lived long enough to become the villain.
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