Great trades become great memories Bad trades become great lessons

One of the highest-probability trades you’ll ever find? A failed breakout. Why? Because when a breakout fails, price often rips HARD the other way. But how can we spot it & trade it 👇

Simple filter for life: If it’s hard now but feels right after, double down. If it feels good now but drains you later, cut it out. Growth often disguises itself as discomfort. Regret often hides behind temporary pleasure.

We live in a world where technology advances at warp speed, yet we still stumble over the basics, compassion, priorities, and what truly matters. That’s the modern paradox: more intelligent machines, but not always wiser people. Walk through society and you’ll see it, so much focus on progress, yet so little investment in the next generation. We’re told to think for ourselves, but most of us just repeat whatever’s loudest. The media serves us carefully curated narratives and calls it “truth,” shaping our fears and our worldview one headline at a time. Meanwhile, there are mysteries out there that no scientist or scholar can solve. That’s a humbling thought, and a reminder that certainty is often just an illusion. Most people are content to echo what they’ve heard. Real wisdom, though, comes from digging, questioning, and being willing to go deeper than the surface. Speak the truth, and you’ll quickly find that not everyone is ready for it. Patience, courage, and discernment aren’t just virtues; they’re survival skills. This world is full of illusions and roleplay. People wear masks. Systems are built on sleight of hand. Not everything, or everyone, is what they appear to be. So what’s the move? Build spiritual strength. Don’t let others define you. Question everything, especially what’s “obvious” or widely accepted. Never be afraid to stand alone in pursuit of the truth. Surface knowledge won’t carry you far. Humility, patience, and the courage to go deeper, that’s where the real edge is found. In a world obsessed with appearances and noise, self-mastery and spiritual resilience aren’t just advantages, they’re necessities.

Those that are serious about changing their life, find a way. Those that are not, find an excuse.

#BTC No blood, no opportunity… Welcome each pullback with a smile.

Everyone wants the “one true way” to win at trading. But the market doesn’t care what theory you subscribe to, only that you understand it better than the crowd. You’ll hear endless takes about how everything is liquidity, about “hidden levels,” or that only price action matters and indicators are for suckers. But here’s what rarely gets discussed: Every technique, no matter how powerful, comes with its own set of traps. The truth? Price action and so-called “smart money” approaches can be just as dangerous as chasing indicators, especially if you treat them as the only answer before you’ve truly mastered your process. Relying on any method you haven’t fully internalized is a recipe for confusion and frustration. To be clear: Those who have truly mastered price action or SMC, and there are many, surely crush the market. Their results speak for themselves. But the majority aren’t there yet. Most are talking before they’ve put in the real work. Too many traders spend their time preaching their own camp, tearing down other strategies, without ever achieving true mastery themselves. That’s the real trap: Mistaking knowledge for mastery, and ego for results. You see it everywhere, people arguing indicators vs. price action, SMC vs. trend following, as if winning debates is the goal. Meanwhile, there are traders quietly dominating the market using methods that suit them, regardless of the style or the prevailing opinion about that style. Here’s what most won’t tell you: Subjectivity is everywhere. There’s no universal definition for “the right level,” “the real swing point,” or “where the liquidity sits.” Ask ten price action traders to draw their key zones, and you’ll get ten different maps. Hindsight bias is rampant. Every failed breakout or false move gets explained away as “liquidity hunting,” even if the move was just random noise. Analysis paralysis: Overcomplicated PA/SMC strategies often trap traders in a cycle of redrawing levels, adjusting narratives, and second-guessing—while real trends move without them. Constant screen time: Many pure price action approaches require hours at the screen. This leads to reacting to every wiggle and whipsaw, while big moves get missed or overtraded. False sense of control: Believing you’ve found the “hidden hand” in every move leads to overconfidence and losses. No edge without a clear plan: Many who rely solely on price action or “liquidity” start overtrading, jumping at every shadow, without clear rules or confirmation. What happens? Many trade themselves into exhaustion, bleed their accounts in chop, and blame “manipulation” when they were simply on the wrong side of the move. Here’s the real edge: Mastery isn’t about picking one technique and refusing to budge. It’s about knowing your method so well that you can spot its flaws, avoid its traps, and know precisely when NOT to use it. If you’re arguing about the “best” strategy, you’re already off track. The market doesn’t reward purists. It rewards those who adapt, test, and refine their approach until it fits them and the current environment. The greatest “alpha” comes from mastering market structure first—becoming fluent in the language of price—then adding only what helps you consistently get the directional bias right. A simple, robust trend-following system that keeps you on the right side of the trend will outperform overcomplicated discretionary setups, period. Because getting direction right is half the battle, and avoiding (or recognizing) the chop is the other half. In the end: Every method has weaknesses. Every system has blind spots. But the real pros know their approach inside and out, spot when it’s failing, and use whatever tool gives them a reliable edge in finding the right side of the market. Respect the few who have truly mastered their craft, whatever it is. Ignore the noise from those who haven’t. Stop arguing about maps. Start mastering your compass. Markets reward traders who get direction right, not those who win debates about which theory is best.

Social media makes you believe the world is on fire every week. But step offline, and you realize most people aren’t even aware the fire exists. I live a life where 95% of the people I interact with have no idea I have a social media presence, let alone a couple hundred thousand followers. Most just know I’m “in the markets” and that’s where the conversation ends aside from some DCA tips. And honestly, it’s refreshing. Because when you’re surrounded by people who aren’t glued to X, you notice something: 80% of them are just living life, completely unbothered by 98% of the drama online. They’re not panicking about the “headline of the week.” They’re not doomscrolling. They’re not enraged over every new outrage cycle. Every so often someone might casually say, “Did you see this?” but there’s no frenzy. No “end of the world” hysteria. Just a quick mention… and then life goes on. Meanwhile, on social media? It’s endless chaos. Every day has a new villain. Every week has a new apocalypse. But here’s the truth: 98% of it isn’t real. It doesn’t touch the lives of most people. It doesn’t actually matter. Offline, people are working, raising kids, making dinner, planning weekends. They’re busy with real life, not the algorithm’s drama. And maybe that’s the reminder we all need The loudest things online are usually the least important in real life. Step outside the outrage cycle and you’ll see, life is a lot calmer than the internet wants you to believe.

My target for Bitcoin price this cycle is “forget cycles it’s going much higher over time.”

Trading is a waiting game. You sit, you wait, and you make a lot of money all at once. Profits come in bunches. The trick is not to lose too much in between while going sideways between your home runs