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@DodgysDD Guide

This prop firm guide is one of the best informational PDFs on prop firm in the entire trading industry It tells you: →What a prop firm is →How to easily pass different firms for beginners →Only rules you should be aware of Comment the word "guide" and I'll send it to you

@openclaw this is detected as threat \AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\openclaw\openclaw.mjs by Windows Defender. just FYI

Is it only me or do you also start to dislike @openclaw because with every update, you have to fix 100 issues it creates. I spend more time fixing openclaw setup than actually doing the work. @steipete

@TateTheTalisman Go get it.

I’ve been waiting for this day for around 3 and a half years. The truth and God are on my side. Can’t give too many details, but please pray for me guys. Excited! ❤️

@I_Am_The_ICT Hold it in Germany

Who would be interested in a ICT Community Meet up? No tickets nothing sold...

we are getting a breakout on daily chart for our beloved BTC.

6 months ago KuCoin admitted fault for my $300K liquidation. Here's what happened since. I took a Google Meet with their Head of Futures. I went to an in person meeting at Tribes in Dubai Mall with their Global Business Director. I sent 10+ proposals. I gave them every possible way to make this right. On the call they took full responsibility. They admitted the liquidation was caused by broken infrastructure. Their platform failed and they said so themselves. But here's the part that's hard to believe. Their Head of Futures couldn't understand basic futures mechanics. I had to explain how margin, liquidation and order book depth works to the person running the futures division at a top 10 exchange. The person responsible for resolving my case didn't understand the product that caused it. Their first offer: bring us $2.5 billion in trading volume and you can "earn it back." I did the math for them live in the chat. $10,000 per 100M volume. That's 0.01% return. To recover $250K I would need to generate the monthly volume of a top 50 institutional desk. For free. I said no. Their second offer was worse. $20K upfront, but only if I hit 1,000 active users and $300M in volume first. Then a $30K "cashback" that requires KuCoin's manual approval. I said no again. Their third offer was even worse than the second. $10K/month. Halved the numbers from the deal they already couldn't close. After an in person meeting. After a Google Meet. After weeks of negotiations. Every single offer came with the same condition: delete the tweets, stop talking, and come work for us as a KOL. Promote the exchange that wrongfully liquidated me. Bring them users. Make them money. Then maybe they'd consider giving back what they took. I told them in the chat: "It's like someone steal from me $250K and then tells me come work for me and you'll make it back (maybe)." Their response? "Let me think about it." Then silence. Weeks of silence. I had to chase them for every single reply. Christmas came and went and I gave them a final deadline January 6th. They came back with yet another lowball. KuCoin had their Head of Futures, their Global Business Director, and multiple senior reps in this group chat. They all saw every message. They all went quiet when it mattered. Today I'm releasing the full 30 minute Google Meet recording and the complete Telegram history. Every message. Every offer. Every time they went silent. You'll hear them admit fault and then watch them do nothing about it. They had 6 months to make this right. They chose silence. Video drops today.

@OpenAI can you please decide which one? 5x or 20x.

@DionTrades_ System

I spent 5 years and $60,000 figuring out prop firm trading. Then I built a step-by-step system to pass challenges consistently. The exact framework that got me $100K+ in verified payouts. I'm giving it away for free. ✅ How to master Top Down Analysis ✅ The exact entry model I use every session ✅ My daily routine before the NY open ✅ How to manage your psychology when you're losing ✅ The prop firm system I use to scale Comment "SYSTEM" and follow me. I'll DM it to you today.

OpenClaw executes tasks but often fails to report results. Without feedback, there’s no way to verify success or failure. Is there a fix or a recommended way to enforce reliable, consistent reporting after task completion across workflows? @steipete

A joke that only employers in germany will understand. An employee doesn't show up for work, registers himself sick 2 days later with an online Dr. thousands of KMs away from his residency. And u can't do shit about it, you have to not only cover for her but also pay. @elonmusk

@Drevaxtrades Fuck you and your click bait.

5 ICT Entry Models That Actually Matter. I compiled 5 high-probability ICT entry models into a 25+ page PDF. Built to help you execute with precision and consistency. Want the PDF? → Follow → Like & repost → Comment “TRADE”

@tradingview sucks when it comes to AI Agent use.

@GhostOptions_ all the fuckers who say like and comment and i'll dm you are fucking morons. they never do. so g f urs

I've used OpenClaw to track Unusual Options Activity. It detected NVDA Call Buyers today and were alerted for a 100% trade. I'm giving away this tool for FREE with a Video guide Like + Comment "Options Flow" and I'll DM it to you.

@milesdeutscher I just prompted my Openclaw for this. Thanks. Will keep you in the loop.

This "YOLO prompt" idea is f*cking genius. I'm going to start doing this every night. Pro tip: You can actually automate OpenClaw to do this nightly: Copy & paste this prompt into your OpenClaw: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You are my overnight builder. Every night, your job is to come up with one wild project idea and attempt to build a working prototype while I sleep. Rules: • Generate the idea yourself. Base it on my recent conversations, projects, and interests. Pick something I haven't tried yet. Bias toward ideas that sound almost too ambitious. • Just build it. Don't ask clarifying questions. Make your best assumptions and go. • Keep the scope small. Build the simplest possible version that proves the idea works. No feature creep. • Default stack: Python for backend/scripts, React or HTML for anything with a UI. Only deviate if the idea specifically requires something else. • If you're stuck on one approach for more than 15 minutes, try a completely different approach. Don't spiral. • If it works: leave a clean summary - what you built, how to run it, and what I'd need to change. • If it doesn't work: leave a summary - how far you got, what broke, and what the next steps would be to finish it. • Save all work to a single project folder with a clear name. • Bias toward "shipped and ugly" over "planned and pretty." Logging: • After every build, log the project to a YOLO dashboard. Each entry should include: date, project name, one-line idea description, status (✅ working prototype / ⚠️ partial build / ❌ failed), key takeaway, and link to the project folder. • If I already have a mission control dashboard or project tracker, integrate the log there. If not, create a simple HTML dashboard (single file) that displays all past YOLO projects as a running feed - newest first, filterable by status. • Update the dashboard every night automatically after each build. Outcome: • When I wake up I want one of two things: a working prototype, or a useful failure I can learn from. Plus a running log of everything built so far. Either way I'm ahead of yesterday.

@MoonDevOnYT Oh here is my product buy and you will get rich? wait minute that sounds very familiar.

From Liquidated Gambler To Trillion-Dollar Quant: My Final Secret Before I Go Ghost you are about to see the exact moment a thirty one billion dollar dream died because it was replaced by a two trillion dollar reality. i wasn't supposed to be here and they certainly didn't want me to show you the hardware that changed everything. for five years i shared every line of code but this week the bridge finally collapsed under the weight of a discovery so heavy it forces me to disappear. most people spend their lives arguing about which virtual server to rent while i was busy setting up five physical machines to do the work of a thousand men. they told me i couldn't compete with the giants but they didn't realize that code is the only true equalizer left in a world designed to keep you small. if you have ever felt the soul crushing weight of a liquidation or the sting of overtrading you know exactly why i had to automate everything. there is a specific type of madness that comes with watching your hard earned capital vanish into a exchange because you were too emotional to hit the exit button. i spent hundreds of thousands of dollars hiring developers for apps because i was terrified of the syntax myself. i thought i wasn't smart enough to build the systems that would eventually set me free. then i realized that the devs were just following a logic that i could learn if i was willing to lose enough sleep. once you understand that a bot doesn't have a heart it cannot feel fear when the market dips and it cannot feel greed when the green candles start printing. it just executes. everyone is currently stuck in a loop of analysis paralysis wondering if they should use a vps or if ubuntu is better than windows. while they debate the aesthetics of their setup i have been cooking with five separate machines running twenty four seven. this is the secret sauce that nobody is talking about because they literally do not have the infrastructure to see the path i see. you think you need a massive team of engineers to build a world class trading firm but that is old world thinking. the new world allows a team of five people to manage a million ai employees who never take a lunch break and never ask for a raise. jeff bezos built a trillion dollar empire without these tools and now i am coming for that throne with a clear view of how to scale. imagine a scenario where you can see every single position in the market and know exactly when the crowd is starting to squirm. most traders think wall street is hunting them and they are right but now i am hunting the hunters. with the right api keys and a custom app you can see the liquidations happening in real time before they even hit the tape. this isn't just about trading anymore because it has evolved into a full scale infrastructure war. the giants like amazon and google cannot just fire a million people tomorrow to pivot into the ai age without causing a global collapse. but a small lean team can hire a million ais today and start competing on a level they can't even fathom. i am only thirty six years old and i have already seen enough to know that the traditional path is a trap for the average mind. if you are twenty six and feeling like you haven't made it yet you need to realize that time is your greatest asset if you use it to build. i am not interested in chasing a net worth of thirty one billion anymore because that number feels like a distraction from the real prize. the holy grail in trading doesn't exist as a single strategy but it exists as a layer of systems that stack on top of each other. if you can automate your trading you move from being a gambler at the slot machine to being the casino owner who collects the vig. most people will spend five years tinkering with the same broken ideas while i move into year ten of total automation. there is a reason i am going ghost on the public and moving everything into a private circle. when you find an edge that is heavy enough to crush the competition you don't keep shouting it from the rooftops. you lock in and you build the walls higher so that only the ones who did the work can see what's inside. i believe that anyone can do this if they are willing to stop listening to the opinions of people who have never built a system in their life. i have heard every single insult and every doubt thrown my way for half a decade while i was streaming my progress. the same people who called me an idiot are the ones who will be left wondering how the world moved so fast without them. you have to be willing to be a data dog and test every single hypothesis for yourself instead of relying on recycled wisdom. most of the noise on the internet is designed to keep you in a state of fear so that you never actually take the shot. if you can learn to code you can build your own reality and exit the rat race whenever you decide you've had enough. money always replenishes itself but your time is a finite resource that is leaking away every second you spend staring at charts. the reason i spent years showing every line of code was to prove that a human being with enough grit could bridge the gap. now that the bridge is built i am crossing it and pulling up the planks behind me. trading by hand is a waste of life and a waste of memories that you will never get back. if you want to be in the top one percent you have to stop doing what the ninety nine percent are doing which is gambling with their emotions. i am choosing to be foolish and hungry because that is the only way to find the opportunities that everyone else is too scared to touch. the transition from a hand trader to a quant is a complete mindset shift that requires you to fire yourself from the pilot's seat. you are the architect now and your job is to design the machine that does the flying for you. once the machine is built you can finally go to the beach and realize that the laptop lifestyle was only possible through total automation. i have seen people pay off hundreds of thousands in medical bills because they finally stopped trying to outsmart the market with their feelings. code doesn't care about your debts or your dreams but it will execute your logic with surgical precision every single time. that is the power of the equalizer and why i will never stop advocating for the skill of programming. on thursday at midnight the public door closes forever and i am moving into a phase of total focus on the trillion dollar goal. i have given everything i know for five years and now it is time for me to reap the rewards of that labor in silence. if you haven't started your automation journey yet you are already years behind the curve of the next technological revolution. the giants are slow and they are arrogant which is exactly why a solo builder with enough hardware can blow right past them. do not let the noise of others' opinions drown out your inner voice that knows exactly what you are capable of becoming. stay hungry and stay foolish because the biggest risks always lead to the most legendary rewards.

@marketcallsHQ Your setup seems much more powerful. I am using Antigravity and nautilus. I must upgrade.

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@lukebelmar Me. Specially focused on trading

Who is focused on learning AI?