FJBTrades

You’re about to see a wave of yappers posting the same garbage as usual: “Bro, it was all written in the charts.” “I shorted the top.” “I saw this whole move coming.” Fuck off. They always appear after the move. Never before. Never when it actually matters. Now they’ll act like geniuses, pretending they shorted the top and longed the bottom perfectly. Idiots. Listen, I was also expecting a move down. I shared my set-ups on BTC and ETH a couple of days ago, and they played out almost to perfection. Made money shorting them. But, in all honesty, I didn’t expect the move down to be so aggressive. I didn’t expect some key levels to get nuked the way they did. And I’m not gonna sit here pretending I predicted it all. I got liquidated too (on RENDER and ONDO) because I was building low-leverage longs around what I considered key levels. If you were like me, using 2–3x, managing risk properly, and still got liquidated — don’t beat yourself up. This was pure market manipulation. Unless you were only holding BTC or ETH, every single leveraged position across the board got wiped. RENDER, ONDO, XRP, ADA etc — all got destroyed. So here’s the truth: If you went 50x with no stop loss, yeah — you deserved it. Lesson learned. But if you were playing smart and still got hit? That’s just part of the game. Sometimes, the market’s unpredictable. And this time, it truly was. A 70–80% nuke across alts in a fucking 1H candle? C’mon. NOBODY saw that coming. Don’t let the after-the-fact geniuses brainwash you into feeling stupid. They’re lying to you. What happened was violent. Unreal. Maybe we can even call it a “black swan”. So take the loss, reset your mind, and keep moving. Brightest days ahead. Last thing: “Don't let social media fool you. It's a lot easier to fake success than you think. You're probably doing significantly better than you give yourself credit for. You’re just consuming other people's lies and thinking it's reality” GM 🥀

During my absence online (which I have been enjoying a lot), I received countless DMs across all platforms from people asking if I’m still bullish on the magic internet money market. If I still believe my thesis will play out. The answer is yes, of course. I was (and still am) just tired of repeating myself every single day. Couldn’t care less about engagement farming like most idiots on this platform. As I said many times, when it comes to investing, you play the cycles. If conditions haven’t changed, what’s the point of posting the same chart over and over saying “I’m bullish”? That’s just a pure waste of time. Over the past few weeks I’ve been trading a lot. Market conditions were perfect for traders, I absolutely loved the volatility. So I disappeared once again and took advantage. But when it comes to my long-term holdings (or better, my cycle holdings), I’m just waiting. I’m patient. I know at some point my vision will play out. So why overstress? Why overanalyze every situation? I’d rather just relax and focus on making money and build elsewhere. It’s always the same story — the problem with most people in crypto is simple: They’re impatient. They don’t understand how investing is meant to be. They buy a coin and expect it to moon immediately. They turn crypto into their whole personality. They think about it, talk about it, stare at charts all day long. That’s not productive. If you’re waiting for altseason, for euphoria, for the peak of the cycle — fine. But then why the fuck would you waste your time staring at a 1H chart every day? You made the investment. Now let it mature. Let the cycle play out. Investing is a passive game. No daily actions required. Let the market come to you. In the meantime, stop letting crypto be your whole identity. Learn something. Focus on your work. Spend time with your family. Do something productive. Most people think the more time they spend in the market, the more money they’ll make. But the truth? It’s usually the opposite. The more you overthink, the more emotional you get. The more emotional you get, the more mistakes you make. And I know this because I was the same when I started. Always glued to the charts. Always trying to “stay on top of the market.” And every time, the market humbled me. Now I understand: cycles take time (especially in a period as crazy as the one we’re going through). Patience always wins. So: YES — I believe this cycle will peak in line with my thesis. NO — I’m not worried about my investments. Patient. Focused. And when the moment comes, I’ll be ready.