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lol was just drawing this earlier to explain this, very hard to gauge which tokens will succeed at launch, as 99% of them fail, however if you wait a bit, you can see which tokens are able to maintain attention after their first pullbacks & then you look to bid into higher lows or the breakout
There is a pattern in every single $100M runner on Robinhood.
There is initial traction on the coin that pulls in a lot of capital from everywhere. Once that euphoria slows down it shakes all the short term buyers out.
The flush from -60% to -95% migrates the supply to holders that won't sell and a "team" to pick up supply for another run.
When new demand comes in, it hits a thin sell side with maybe a catalyst to accelerate. This is when it gets parabolic.
Once you understand that this pattern repeats over and over again you can search for these spots.
Robinhood is a holders chain. Not a flippers chain.
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the people who make it in this space are not the ones with the best alpha
they're the ones who didn't quit during the boring months
when the market was flat. when engagement was dead. when nobody was talking about crypto
they were still posting. still learning. still building
then when the market revived bullish again. they were already positioned
the boring months are the best months. utilize them abundantly
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you see a chart like $finance bottom out
good team, content improving
you see spx6900 like coin potential
you see first cult coin on a new chain
you ape
you watch the numbers go up
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flashback to easter sunday afternoon about a week ago. btc was sitting around $67k. trump had just given iran a 48 hour ultimatum or he was gonna bomb them back to the stone age. I, along with most everyone else were bracing for a dump.
and then btc started moving. Up..not down.
for two months straight, every headline said lower. iran war escalation, stocks selling off, bears had every reason to push it below $60k. and they couldn’t.
my mind flashed back to one weekly close in march 2023 around when Silicon Valley Bank went under. black monday was expected, yet btc went on a monster run sunday afternoon and closed the week super strong. that move kick started a nice multiweek rally.
this mini rally on easter sunday afternoon reminded me of that. it felt so similar.
i had been waffling on my $zec and $hype bids for days. trying to squeeze out an extra 5% on buys where my upside target is way higher. i looked at the chart and just felt there’s no more time. buy now or get left at the station.
a week later they’re both are up a lot. was i right? got lucky? probably both (luck plays a huge factor). but i’ve been left at the station before trying to save 3% on an entry, and i wasn’t going to let that happen again
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things i'd do differently if i started over (part 2 of 4)
in 2021 everyone was printing money on stock options and i wanted in. saw a big account post a chart and said he bought a lot of calls. i knew nothing about the stock but he had a huge following and sounded confident. so i bought.
price went up for a day or two. then it reversed. and i just sat there staring at my screen with no idea what to do. sell? hold? the guy who posted the trade wasn't saying anything. i had no thesis of my own to fall back on.
i panicked and sold for a loss. it recovered two weeks later and would have been a winner.
the lesson wasn't that i sold too early. it's that i never should have been in the trade in the first place without understanding it myself. when the conviction isn't yours, you can't hold through pain. you'll always sell at the worst time.
use other people's ideas as starting points. then do enough work that the conviction becomes yours. that's the only way you hold through the inevitable drawdowns.
link to part 1: teapawt.net/ThePumponomics/status/…
things i'd do differently if i started over (part 1 of 4)
i fell in love with a coin called skycoin once. built my whole crypto identity around it. defended it in telegram rooms. ignored every red flag because i was "the [skycoin] guy."
the cycle ended. i didn't realize it for months. by the time it was obvious i was down 50%. held because i "believed in the project" and "market conditions would improve." it dropped another 80%. then another 50% from there.
i'm not immune to this now either. i still catch myself getting attached. the only difference is i know the feeling now and i know where it leads.
so when the time comes a long time from now, i'm selling. no coping. no "it'll come back." just sell and move on.
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Very soon there are going to be more AI agents than humans making transactions.
They can’t open a bank account, but they can own a crypto wallet. Think about it.
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Do not be scared of going to 0.
Sometimes it’s important for your development as a human being.
What you should be scared of is not being able to get back up.
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→ Guides / Funding / Discovery
1. @Bankless Airdrop Hunter (Paid)
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Airdrop section that tracks potential upcoming airdrops.
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→ Claim Checkers
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Checker for @solana airdrops.
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Wallet checker for claimable tokens and points holdings. Integrated with @etherscan.
There are plenty of free sources, so I wouldn't recommend paying for any airdrop services.
Projects and points campaigns change often, so always verify info from these platforms.
































