Replying to @afroreal @FvctCrvpto
Hi because you get rinsed by the same KOL grifters who have done it for years and never learn.
I tried calling out Ansem numerous times in the past for promoting micro cap and celeb tokens but gamblers brought him credibility and exit liquidity yet again this cycle.
So why should I care at all?
I am busy with recent incidents like the French bank heist, DPRK, or The Com where my work actually brings measurable impact rather than engagement from calling out known bad actors and saying the obvious.
Study stock pools in the 1920s and the parallels to how today’s stock and crypto markets move
LOL, you are exactly what you claim not to be.
I actually didn’t realize I was following you already, and now unfollowing. I reviewed the receipts and you DID NOT make it clear for your audience of 330k followers.
What you do is use a combination of “pool groups” like the stock market in the 1920s. First you buy up your low liquid and cheap position that can be squeezed, then send it to your closest allies, then send it to your “students”, then post it on X, and of course it has short squeezed at that point and nukes to oblivion afterwards. You are literally pumping and dumping charts by using your influence and pretend to be good at evaluating markets.
Shame on you. You are calling out other actors because they play the same game as you. Game theory.
Differing opinions on X often reflect different personal timeframes and the biases those windows create, rather than pure disagreement about the same facts.
Everything is about perspective because everyone’s will be different, and everyone will have multiple
In hindsight, this past crypto meme cycle was a gift regardless of the type of individuals it attracted to the space, and the eventual detriment to the ecosystem
From my perspective, this crypto cycle allowed me to learn how to trade using technicals on hyper-speed in order to trade 1,000s of charts and gain a decade of experience in 2 years - successfully offloaded majority of my liquidity at the top and fully exiting into a sector with better technicals, fundamentals, and individuals for the next phase of compounding capital
It was a gift as long as you didn’t grift 🫡
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Replying to @blknoiz06
Did you guys know 73% of all males under 30 are rug pulled by Ansem.
Every billionaire went bankrupt multiple times before success, but every ‘broke’ person never went bankrupt once.
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One of crypto's largest KOLs has been secretly extracting millions from his audience
We’ll expose him soon
Unfortunately, he’s just a symptom of a much bigger problem
Social trading has brought out the worst in KOLs. It was designed to keep them honest by making every trade public. In reality, the opposite happened
In just a few weeks, we exposed a number of "top social traders" using the same tricks:
• Public wallets to attract copy traders
• Side wallets to dump
• Callouts to farm rewards
• Bundled tokens to hide supply
And there are plenty more doing the exact same thing
Why? Because our industry incentivizes it
1) Launchpads allow it
Most launchpads today are obsessed with one thing: volume. Millions in callout rewards, affiliate links, and top leaderboards. Almost nothing on detecting bundles, side wallets, or shady traders. Scams drive volume. Launchpads have no reason to stop it (other than actually caring about their users)
2) Social trading incentivizes it
Side wallets have become a business model. Before social trading, only big KOLs could do it. Now, anyone who lands on a leaderboard can monetize by dumping on their copy-traders. The temptation is real
3) CT normalizes bundle culture
“Everyone bundles. It's how it's done" - an excuse we hear every time we expose a KOL. Supply control isn't the problem. Hiding it is. If it's so bullish, why hide it? Spoiler: because you're planning to sell
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Launchpads are paying millions to dishonest KOLs. It's time they start taking it seriously
Audit the top traders. Expose their side wallets. Ban repeat offenders
We have the tools. What's missing is the willingness to use them
No one's coming to save us
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If you ever find yourself in a trading rut or your confidence is down, size tf down
Enter every trade with a max of $10 and pretend $1 = $1,000
Practice trading and closing positions in profit until your confidence returns to execute consistently
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Quit reaching out to other systems in question as the answer to your question lies within yourself, if you can eliminate the noise
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In order to truly learn, you have to do it on your own
Which means you always should have just trusted in yourself and your intuition
Another paradox to life - it had to be your choice to learn, but you also have to fail in order to learn
So if you borrow conviction from someone else, and you fail, you won’t ever learn from it because it wasn’t even your fault
When someone asks me 2 words to tell your younger self, it’s always “trust yourself”
This is where @conviction_meta came from - conviction in yourself
Believing in yourself is the only way to grow when you break it down, so doubting yourself, and relying on the other bro for their opinion does you no merit in the long run
During the BTC Wave B top, equities will hit Wave 2 bottom
During Wave 3 equity top, BTC will bottom
During Wave 4 equity pullback, BTC will bounce
During Wave 5 equity top, BTC will double bottom
During ABC equity distribution, BTC will hit waves 1-3
Multi-degree wave pairing across two assets is difficult to maintain in real time and is routinely revised as price develops, but this thesis is playing out in my opinion.
















