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Went broke. Built it back. My wife never even knew. That’s the level of pressure we carry in silence. Crypto doesn’t make soft humans, it forges the toughest ones. We lose, we adapt, we rebuild. And we protect our families from the chaos while doing it. I respect you all.

meme that still holds a floor of few millions, no matter what is happening in the market, will hold a floor of few hundreds of millions when the market fully sends. witnessed it last meme supercycle, will witness it again this meme supercycle.

when literally every meme got hit and every single one is down bad, people usually start doubting their specific holdings and finding reasons why their bags will never go up, completely giving up on everything. short term price movements shouldn’t affect your long term plans. open your eyes, look around, you are not alone. liquidity comes and goes. it will come back and all these losses will be erased in a single green candle. always happens like that. calm down.

there is not a single meme that reached billions that didn’t have an early phase after the first run where it dipped, chopped, accumulated, short term traders left and believers stepped in. once that process is finished the vicious upside starts and leaves everyone sidelined.

the next billion dollar meme is trading at a few millions, but it hasn’t run to 50M yet for you to believe it and buy higher.

you gotta be happy to have another chance to buy your conviction at such a discount. even if it went higher, you wouldn’t sell since the target is much higher than 10M, 20M or 30M. so why the hell are you worried? unrealized loss is unrealized loss. just don’t realize it.

I’ve seen enough cycles to know people usually sell at the generational pico bottom of memes, staring at 1 second charts 24/7 when there is physically not much downside left. Then they buy the pico top after the meme already did 50-100x, hoping for another 2x. Why do you even care to open your wallet now and stress about the price going from 10M to 3M or 5M? You literally know that before it sends, it accumulates, goes up and down, shakes everyone out. When the goal is billions, why do you care about a few millions?

you know exactly which meme will run like crazy even if SOL goes up only 1-2%, but you still hesitate to buy the dip and bid the uncertainty because it feels uncomfortable. money is made now.

the same people praying for dips yesterday are scared of them today. the next billion dollar meme is sitting at a few million while everyone waits for confirmation. confirmation is usually the 10x.

the best feeling is when you couldn’t manage to buy enough supply of your conviction meme and it runs without you. you’re not even happy watching it go up because you missed the size you wanted. then it comes back down and gives you another chance to load up properly. LOVE IT.

billion dollar memes don’t always look bullish early. they look annoying. too strong to ignore, too weird to trust, too alive to call dead. that’s exactly why people watch them until they finally buy higher. when people count something out and it still keeps building JUMP IN.

billion dollar memes always have one thing in common in the beginning. people can onboard anyone in a few words. holders are not only from CT, but normal people who trade memes occasionally after work. if you can onboard anyone from the street, that meme has no ceiling.

the most bullish thing a meme can have is when most people counted it out, gave up on it, but the community of believers keeps growing, volume keeps sustaining, the chart looks weirdly beautiful, and everyone is confused why it keeps going up while still hesitating to jump in.

the billion dollar meme usually appears near the end of the bear market, accumulates for some time, then sends so hard nobody can catch it except the early believers who were called stupid from day one and end up turning a few thousand into 6-7-8 figures.

there are people who see the move before it happens, people who watch the move happen, and people who ask what happened after. :)

buy rumors, buy conspiracies, buy uncertainty, buy confusion, buy doubt, buy chaos, buy the part where nobody knows what’s real yet. when it reveals, you’re not buying alpha anymore. you are buying confirmed information. and confirmed information is usually sold to you by the people who bought the mess before you.

i’ve seen enough cycles to know that the longer a meme accumulates while attention keeps getting bigger, the more violent the move usually is. it goes sideways, gives no perfect entry, makes people overthink, then sends so hard it becomes heartbreaking to buy back. bid that.

being early doesn’t mean calling something at 100k like a fortune teller, selling it under 1M and watching the meme die the next day. being early means buying at a few million with size, having enough information and time to analyze it properly, and riding it all the way to billions. everyone can call something at 100k and eventually one of them hits 20-30x, but very few can read something at a few million, ride it to hundreds of millions first and then to billions.

there is no better bullish signal than a meme in accumulation, holding support, going sideways, and quietly preparing for a vicious green candle that leaves everyone sidelined and buying much, much higher. you had enough time to watch. time for that weird pain in your chest.

a meme with no haters is probably not big enough yet. real attention always brings people who want it to fail. when the hate doesn’t kill it tho, it makes more people curious. that’s when the meme starts using its enemies as distribution.

market always puts obvious plays in front of you and gives you time to position but you just keep ignoring them because they feel too obvious. then it sends hard and you ask yourself how the fuck you missed it. bro you didn’t miss it. you watched it the whole time.