
Millionaire Mindset 🥇 | Marketer & Developer 💻 | Crypto / Blockchain Advocate 💵 | Hidden Opportunity Finder 🎯 @gachadexcards
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over the next 2 months my goal is to change the lives of my followers by levelling up my content here:
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crypto is decentralized bro!
Freeze those funds LOL
but yeah im glad the funds are frozen
The bozo that tried to hack Binance is about to be SHLONGED
Polymarket just launched 5 minute BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP price markets in its US app.
5 minutes.
That's not a prediction market, that's a slot machine with a chart.
Bots are going to eat retail alive on this. Same PVP, new casino.
Bitcoin down 4.2% this month and heading for a second red October in a row.
Meanwhile BlackRock's IBIT took in $151M yesterday alone.
Retail is asleep. Institutions are buying.
You know how this movie ends. Still DCAing BTC, SOL, ETH.
Median Solana memecoin wallet traded $7 in a month.
Median Robinhood Chain memecoin wallet: $189.
Top 1% of wallets did 97.5% of Solana meme volume in August. On Robinhood: 62%.
Solana memes are machines trading with machines while retail watches.
Said in July the Robinhood rotation gave me 2021 vibes. The data agrees.
bitquery.io/investigations/r…
PVP then vs now
2021 NFT mint:
- fixed mint price, same for everyone
- you knew the supply before you minted
- team, art and roadmap out in the open (even if half of it was bullshit)
- people held for weeks
2026 memecoin:
- bots buy in block zero
- dev and bundlers own the supply before you see the chart
- KOLs paid to post
- you're holding for minutes
PVP wasn't always this bad. It got engineered this way.
those saying PVP cannot be solved are wrong. It's been solved before in many different markets.
I will be solved for memecoins too.
I suspect the answer lies somewhere at the intersection of memecoin and NFT technology.
and DEFINITELY does not involve launchpads...
it's easy to be a "good trader"
when u have unlimited chips to bid
when u can fuck up thousands of times and have an insider play in your pocket that can reimburse all your losses
not saying there aren't good traders in here, but most of ppl are just fake
I did say that we might see lower. From up 400% to down 300%.
These are the kind of swings you must be willing to sustain in perps if you manage risk well. Even a -10,000% swing. I will show you that if we go lower here.
I am happy about the lower BTC prices. MORE!
Then up
at one stage I was down 400%, i expect this to be down again.
In fact I want BTC lower before we hit ATH. It might not happen.
I will not close this trade until BTC hits $250K and I have a cool
30,600% gain. AKA 8 figures
Just remember, you don't have to be dumb like Graham and have a 7 second holding period.
When you actually stop being a degenerate gambler married to Solana trenches you actually find out that "THESIS" that you have about coins, can play out over DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, even YEARS
The trenches are not dying. But the current eco is.
LThe NFT style downfall of the Solana PF drill machine is slowly coming to and end.
Excited to see what spawns after! Memes will not die.
Pump fun’s on boarding normies is genius! When they come they will quickly get exposed to the beautiful Lingua Franca of crypto:
Drill, rape, nuke, full stack hitler, ass rape, crime, rekt, farm, rug, etc.
Bring on the normie invasion! 🤣
Imagine being so dumb and saying
‘If one person is enough to nuke it it wasn’t good enough to begin with’
That ‘one person’ being the gay bundler like Ethan who picks up 50% of supply and drills.
Where have I heard that never?
Oh yeah in equities where the CEO dumps his entire supply of his company and then says ‘well if the company was good enough to succeed one person selling shouldn’t be enough to kill it’
In tradfi these type of assholes go to prison or they are smart enough to keep it on the DL.
On crypto, they go on rasm stream and show to everyone how fucking stupid they really are
The argument Ethan makes here that "a strong token would survive it anyway" makes absolutely no sense to me.
He is essentially saying that he buys 30–50% of a token's supply at an extremely low market cap because he believes it can reach $1M or higher.
That's exactly where the problem starts. He does not even hold a token that long himself, or bothers giving the token attention to even go to 1M Marketcap or beyond. He instantly moves onto the next target - and that is what creates this imbalance.
Someone accumulating 30–50% of a token's supply at a sub-$10 to 20K market cap creates an enormous imbalance between the amount of money they initially risk and the amount of liquidity they can potentially extract later.
At a $100K market cap, 30% of the supply is already worth $30,000 on paper. At $1M, it's $300,000.
And it was bought for maybe $500 - $ 1,000 - close to nothing.
Now imagine that person constantly selling into thousands of $ into every bit of incoming buy pressure, while everyone else is putting in actual meaningful money, buying, and trying to push the token higher while one person is up an abnormal amount of money compared to the Liquidity provided to him in the token.
Ethans counterargument is that if the token was genuinely strong, it would survive that selling pressure anyway. That is just stupid and shows that he does not understand the point.
Through the huge imbalance of his paper-profit compared to the liquidity provided in the token and needed to be bougbt into him constantly selling, he is basically robbing every new person of their invested money, the r/r is not fair.
This guy completely misses the point, because he does not understand the or care about the actual game
Without one single person controlling such an absurd percentage of the supply, that enormous, concentrated sell pressure wouldn't even exist in the first place and a healthy community of actual members could form.
The token wouldn't need to absorb hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of potential selling from one individual who accumulated his entire position for next to nothing.
Instead, the supply would be distributed across more participants, risking a more balanced r/r, more similar expectations, and profit targets. There would still be selling, obviously, but not necessarily one massive holder constantly absorbing the buying pressure of everyone else.
A way more healthy community would form and give the token live length.
Imagine having 30% of the supply for a token that goes to 1 million marketcap.
You would walk away with $100,000 in profits if you constantly sell like Ethan does, while creating a community of 3,000 and more people that basically just fall together because they got sold on by you and then start selling onto each other due to being impatient, they invested hundreds of thousands in total while you bought it for $1,000 and sold it onto them. It doesn't give the token the strenght and length it needs and should get to actually grow.
It's not a demonstration of trading skill. It's extracting money from people who are trying to trade memes but get robbed before a community can even Prosper and grow.
Essentially providing the exit liquidity for one Ethan selling into the first hours of attention onto a token.
Those influencers selling you ‘this is how you trade’ bullshit on social media are the highest form of grifters.
Sitting behind their massively copy traded wallets. They lead you to slaughter.
Most of the so called great influencer traders got lucky on one trade or call on X. I’ve seen it first hand with many of them where they made ZERO before becoming a KOL
CryptoBuffett retweeted
Papertrade advertises zero fees. I went through the numbers on a simple trade and that isn't what I found.
Say you go long Bitcoin at $80,000 with $1,000 of margin at 1000x. Your position is worth $1M, or 12.5 Bitcoin.
Each $1 move in Bitcoin is $12.50 to you. Your $1,000 covers an $80 drop, so your margin runs out at $79,920.
Papertrade liquidates you at about $79,960. That is a $40 drop. At that point you have lost $500 on paper, but they keep the full $1,000.
On the winning side, say Bitcoin goes up $50 to $80,050. Your profit on 12.5 Bitcoin is $625. Papertrade pays you $406, which is 35% less.
Here is what they pay at different move sizes:
A $25 move earns $312 and pays $157. That is a 50% cut.
A $50 move earns $625 and pays $406. That is a 35% cut.
A $100 move earns $1,250 and pays $940. That is a 25% cut.
A $200 move earns $2,500 and pays $2,032. That is a 19% cut.
A $500 move earns $6,250 and pays $5,333. That is a 15% cut.
A $1,000 move earns $12,500 and pays $10,843. That is a 13% cut.
The cut gets smaller as the move gets bigger, but it never goes away.
At 1000x most trades end on small moves, because Bitcoin moves $40 or $50 all the time. Small moves are where the cut is largest.
Putting the two sides together, a $40 drop costs you $1,000 and a $50 rise pays you $406. To break even on those terms you need to be right about 71% of the time.
For comparison, Hyperliquid would charge roughly $900 in taker fees to open and close a $1M position. That fee is stated up front. Your margin also runs all the way to zero before you are liquidated.
On Papertrade the cost comes from the early liquidation and the reduced payouts on wins. Each one shows up in the price you get rather than as a fee. Combined with 1000x leverage, it puts the odds well against the trader.
CryptoBuffett retweeted
The worst thing to happen to crypto is pumpfun normalizing influencers scamming people
Whatever is happening on pumpfun right now is not trading
you’re getting rinsed by pumpfun,KOLs & streamers
You’re never going to win this way
It’s all Smoke & mirrors, boycott pumpfun.
Someone spun up a fresh wallet and opened a 25x short on $33.5M of ETH on Hyperliquid.
Partially liquidated within hours.
Risk management isn't sexy but it's the only reason you're still around next cycle 😂
BTC dominance at a 14 month high and alts are bleeding.
Everyone asking where altseason is. Same people who were calling for more nuking last week.
I'm still DCAing BTC, SOL, ETH. Not complicated.












