shipeth retweeted
Having your own vision and believing in yourself can take you further than you think. Build your confidence.
The market is the 96-98% of US households not paying for AI (a16z/PNC data shows ~2-4.5% do), despite ~50% usage rates. SF overindexes on power users and builders; the real opportunity is everyone else.
Solve it by shipping vertical tools with clear ROI for non-tech users—small business automation, workflow agents, personal finance or health helpers—not more chat wrappers. Make the paid upgrade feel essential through measurable time/money savings.
shipeth retweeted
⭕️FULL EDUCATIONAL ARCHIVE⭕️
This is the complete "archive" of all the most important educational post I created during these years.
Hours and hours of intense work condensed into 1 single post, so you'll be able to study this free material that I think will truly take you to the next level.
1. Liquidity related technical concepts:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1834…
2. Way of charting from scratch:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1822…
3. The importance of candle closures:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1810…
4. The importance of candle closures pt.2:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1799…
5. The truth behind supply & demand levels:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1777…
6. Fibonacci reverse sequence:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1726…
7. Fibonacci extensions in play:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1910…
8. Setting targets based on data:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1828…
9. The truth behind fundamentals: (in crypto)
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1839…
10. How influencers scam you:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1774…
11. How influencers scam you pt.2:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1807…
12. Reprogramming your mind for taking profits:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1733…
13. Order blocks guide:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1937…
14. HTF distribution in play (no fundamentals):
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1843…
15. Fair Value Gaps:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1872…
16. Distribution at Fair Value Gap:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1875…
17. Fibonacci insights:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1868…
18. Fibonacci settings:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1869…
19. Compound game:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1867…
20. Taking profits & strategies:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1864…
21. The game of inefficiency, liquidity and orders:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1882…
22. Backtesting a strategy:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1942…
23. The quintessential mental model of a real trader:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2013…
24. Using volume areas to form a bias + repricing and migration of value + using defensive levels to place the stop + execution of a MTF long inside an HTF range:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2029…
25. Value migration theory + understanding market's behavior and placing trades + protection levels:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2031…
26. AMT full framework:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2029…
27. Understanding capital rotation:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2036…
28. Intermarket analysis:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2026…
29. Intermarket cheat sheet:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2032…
30. How to form a bias with intermarket analysis + spotting opportunties + capital rotation + alpha & beta plays:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2030…
31. Continuation of the post above:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2033…
32. Qualifying ranges + VP:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1985…
33. Scalp on NYO to understand liquidity dynamics:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2011…
34. Scalp on NYO & explanation:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1990…
35. 9-steps psychological framework to not sabotage yourself:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2008…
36. VSA analysis HTF example:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2003…
37. VSA pt. 2:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1986…
38. Qualifying supply & demand based on MA:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1965…
39. Orders absorption at levels:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1963…
40. The importance of trading less assets + TAO example:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1956…
41. Mini price action + volume live mastercalss:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1962…
42. Isolating price action with FRVP:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1950…
43. Price discovery methodology:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1948…
44. Failed Auction:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/1945…
45. How to survive to an economic downturn:
xitter.cf/IamZeroIka/status/2016…
shipeth retweeted
Let’s debunk a myth that often causes major losses across market participants.
There's the general belief that every time a resistance or a support is being tested, the more it gets tested the stronger it becomes.
But this statement is false, and I'm gonna show you why.
Each support and resistance should be more properly considered as demand and supply zones respectively, where buy or sell orders are being placed.
Every time the price of an asset tests multiple times a demand or a supply zone, that area doesn't become stronger but instead weaker.
This happens because the preponderant part of the market is in control (buyers/sellers) and has the strength to continue to push the price toward a specific zone, absorbing the counterpart’s orders.
It's like a war between 2 factions, where each attack kills a bunch of soldiers.
How do you imagine the status of the faction constantly attacked? In shape?
Of course not, and this causes the loss of the war.
In the example below, you can see the price of Bitcoin testing the demand zone multiple times (notice the wicks that grab liquidity absorbing buy orders) also supported by the strong seller's momentum (velocity)
At some point, those tests have “consumed” the buying pressure, leading the price to melt the demand zone.
Keep this in mind when someone tells you that “support or resistance is strong because it gets tested multiple times”.
shipeth retweeted
Most people are terrified of doing anything where there isn’t a guaranteed outcome. Eg. 9-5 job —> you get a fixed guaranteed salary at the end of the month. We can also make this analogy with taking risks in crypto.
The problem is that the most valuable things in life all have an element of uncertainty in them. You take calculated risks that minimize what you can lose but maximize what you can gain.
A scarcity mindset is a direct result of wanting to maintain your current position instead of growing what you have.
A relevant Degenspartan quote:
"Hey man, that's a lot of money, what happens if you are wrong and it goes down?
...I lose money?
Life is all risk and then you die.
Normies have this perverted deep sexual obsession to have no drawdowns EVER.
They will massively overpay to clip tail risk".
Even if you win by taking the safe route… are you really winning?
You just get the expected result of a relatively low upside.
You may lose less, but you often lose by default as a byproduct of never even giving yourself a chance to win the game.
Bet more. Take that risk. 6 more months. What do you really have to lose? Your old job will always be there for you if the worst would happen. But it won't. Dare to bet on yourself for once.
shipeth retweeted
Apply specific knowledge, with leverage, and eventually you will get what you deserve.
shipeth retweeted
There are no get rich quick schemes. That's just someone else getting rich off you.
shipeth retweeted
There is no skill called “business.” Avoid business magazines and business classes.
shipeth retweeted
Study microeconomics, game theory, psychology, persuasion, ethics, mathematics, and computers.
We’re in fake easy mode right now
It seems like it’s extremely easy to make money as a lot of people are making money yet if you trade you will most likely get touched
Just wait a little bit longer, hold the meme leaders and do not burn yourself.
Real easy mode is coming
shipeth retweeted
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