Normies just can’t relate to all of this BS. Whenever I talk to frens about it, it almost feels like I’m speaking in some kind of esoteric code. Totally disconnected from anyone not as retarded as CT.
The real value in trading isn’t just reading markets: it’s learning how to think. Meta-skills like first-principles thinking, probabilistic reasoning, and system-level awareness are deeply transferrable. Once you internalize them, you start seeing every domain as governed by its
Rather than assuming a trend will emerge based on plausible-sounding but historically unreliable discretionary reasoning, focus on playing the game by the rules the market is actually showing you; not the ones you hope or assume will eventually apply.
Simply follow the trend
For most people (myself included), it’s much easier to build systems around materialized ideas instead of juggling with ideas itself.
Sure, chasing raw ideas is way more interesting and exciting; but it comes with far more uncontrollable variables and a much higher risk of being
Retard’s Razor:
If a system is confusing for no good reason, the designer is probably just flexing instead of fixing. Assume he’s a retard himself and ignore.
“Lmao Saylor’s such an idiot, keeps buying the top – dude’s only up like 55% total.”
– CT legends, currently down 70% on a low-cap gem they swore was the next ETH
max pain is such a [redacted] concept
max pain is getting your hands chopped off in an underground mahjong parlor because you accidentally sent the funds you rugged to a doxxed wallet.
VNTGPRN once told me
One of the most powerful mental tools we have is the ability to reframe. And perhaps one of the most productive reframings is seeing problems and ideas as games.
Not in the trivial sense, but in the structured, systemic sense; games as systems with rules, feedback loops,
the worst kind of people in this space are those who constantly tear down the community they actively choose to be part of.
who’s the real clown? the ones you mock, or you, for obsessing over them daily?