the most popular things people struggle with: > patience — “doing nothing” > overtrading > taking profit > FOMO > finding good entries > position sizing will write threads + make videos on each of these topics cheers and much love🖤

what aspect of trading do you find most difficult?

gm to everyone that bought the dip quant said goodluck to us all

if you've been begging for pullbacks, here you go.

$ETH plan the trade; trade the plan.

the $ETH daily chart doesn’t even look real, man this market is a blessing.

the market refusing to move vertically for awhile is not ‘bearish’ many have gotten complacent with the extreme velocity as of recent, and are placing unrealistic expectations onto the market “missing the forest for the trees”

- Alon be like “we’re early” - yes, early to prison - if vaporware had a LinkedIn, it would endorse Alon - Alon’s idea of innovation is naming a new scam after the last one - Alon’s roadmap is a google doc titled “trust me bro” - more like dump.soon

if you have the ability to express a complex topic in a simplistic manner, that shows proficiency, not lack of intellect you should be striving to make your analysis as simplistic as possible > the easier it is to understand your own analysis, the more difficult it will be to overcomplicate things by fighting battles in your head > the less battles you fight in your head, the more fluid your execution will be > the more fluid your execution, the more consistently profitable you are clarity sharpens conviction and execution.

if your goal is to be consistent long-term you should focus on outperforming on downside it sounds backwards but it’s really the only way to guarantee long-term success it’s substantially easier to show the courage (and capital) to bid when you haven’t lost half your networth on every -10% Bitcoin move a constant cycle of ‘the best loser wins’ if your goal is to go from broke to multi-millionaire in a month, ignore the above [and then come back to it later when that doesn’t work out].