Caught early and got it wrong for a few weeks—still printed more than 'being right all year' ever would. Here's the thing: positions beat predictions.
You know the difference? I actually move. When the market bleeds, I'm buying. You're doom-scrolling, taking screenshots for that perfect "I called it" moment that nobody cares about anyway.
Fear freezes people. Action prints money. Simple as that.
There's a massive gap between watching from the sidelines and being in the game. One gets you clout on Twitter. The other gets you returns.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 3h ago
Really, instead of predicting every day, it's better to go all-in directly.
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NightAirdropper
· 3h ago
Weak predictions are still taking screenshots, I've already made a killing long ago.
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WenMoon
· 3h ago
To put it simply, calling signals are not as good as bottom-fishing, and that's how I do it.
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GweiTooHigh
· 3h ago
I was wrong for a few weeks, but I still earned more than you in a year. That's the difference.
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mev_me_maybe
· 3h ago
Actionability indeed surpasses predictions, I truly understand this. Screenshot takers will never make money.
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LiquidityHunter
· 4h ago
Discovered a liquidity gap again at 3 AM... This guy is right, predictions are bullshit, the data will speak.
Caught early and got it wrong for a few weeks—still printed more than 'being right all year' ever would. Here's the thing: positions beat predictions.
You know the difference? I actually move. When the market bleeds, I'm buying. You're doom-scrolling, taking screenshots for that perfect "I called it" moment that nobody cares about anyway.
Fear freezes people. Action prints money. Simple as that.
There's a massive gap between watching from the sidelines and being in the game. One gets you clout on Twitter. The other gets you returns.