Hard Money Doctrine

LeftistTearsCAD is evolving into Hard Money Doctrine. The focus remains Bitcoin, Strategy, financial resilience, sovereignty, and operational freedom. Same Operator. Stronger Mission. Build Reserves.

Volatility tests your Portfolio. Bear Markets test your Conviction.

Everyone gets bullish when the candles are green. Conviction is built when they're red.

@williamwallets8 The more you make, the more you want to put in your Reserve.

Making more fiat than the majority of my peers has strengthened my conviction in Bitcoin.

@ironHODL Truth.

@HMDoctrine A pioneer of financial liberty and freedom.

@TheBTCKnight 👍

This is what a bull market looks like. Who remembers? I've almost forgot.

- You: “Is inflation bad?” - Government: “Very bad. We fight it every day.” - You: “So the goal is 0%?” - Government: “No, the goal is 2%.” - You: “So the goal is… inflation?” - Government: “The goal is stable inflation.” - You: “Stable loss of my money?” - Government: “You’re not an economist.”

Hard Money isn't just about Scarcity. It's about Ownership, Neutrality, and Freedom. bitcoin:native

Volatility tests your Portfolio. Bear Markets test your Conviction.

Time for Wolverine Recovery in Bitcoin.

@HMDoctrine Absolutely. Like basically right now.

The best opportunities usually appear when Sentiment is weakest.

@BTC_JEDI21 @grok

@grok $167M 🤯

Hey @grok, if Bitcoin cranks out a 30% CAGR, what will one Bitcoin be worth 20 years from now?

@TheBTCKnight @X That's the Power of Cash Flow. Used wisely, it strengthens your Balance Sheet while growing your Assets.

Loan Update: Now $STRC is: - paying over 13% in dividends - paying them out every two weeks I’m not worried that $STRC had a correction…. This was always a long term hold. I’ve actually bought more and lowered my average. I’ve also payed off 1/3 of the loan with @X payouts. Plus my $ASST bag is growing every day with the yield generated by $STRC. So far so good. 🫡⚔️

Learning how to sell options has changed my life. My options selling strategy is actually pretty simple. I stick to a repeatable process which I’ll share with you for FREE. I want everyone to win, and if you like to win, give me a follow. How I Approach Selling Options: 1. Sell options on great companies. Find businesses in industries with long-term growth tailwinds. Study the fundamentals, understand the valuation, and decide whether you’d be happy owning the stock for years. Build a watchlist so you’re ready when opportunities come. 2. Sell covered calls on big green days When a stock rallies, option premiums increase. If I’m willing to sell my shares at a higher price anyway, I get paid while I wait. 3. Sell cash secured puts on big red days. Fear creates opportunity. Red days usually mean higher implied volatility and better premiums. If I already wanted to buy the stock at a lower price, I can get paid to potentially buy it there. It’s basically getting paid to place a limit order. 4. Look for implied volatility above 30%. Higher IV generally means richer option premiums. The more premium I collect, the more I get paid for taking the same obligation. 5. Avoid selling options right before earnings. Earnings can cause huge price swings in either direction. I’d rather collect consistent premium than gamble on a binary event. 6. Always be comfortable with assignment. If I sell a cash secured put, I’m happy buying the shares. If I sell a covered call, I’m happy selling my shares. If you’re disappointed either way, you probably shouldn’t have placed the trade. 7. I typically target a 0.25 to 0.35 delta. This gives me a balance between collecting meaningful premium while maintaining a reasonable probability of success. 8. I target at least a 1.5-2% monthly return on capital. If a trade doesn’t meet my minimum return requirement, I simply wait. Cash is a position too, and patience is one of the biggest edges in investing. 9. Don’t overconcentrate. Don’t let one stock or one sector become too large a percentage of your portfolio. Diversification won’t eliminate risk, but it can prevent one bad trade from doing serious damage. 10. Always keep cash in reserve. Never deploy all your capital. Keep cash available in case multiple cash secured puts get assigned or an incredible buying opportunity presents itself. 11. Have an exit plan before entering. Know exactly what you’ll do before placing the trade. Will you let it expire, buy it back early, roll it out, or accept assignment? The decision should be made before emotions get involved. 12. Don’t chase premium. The highest premiums usually come with the highest risk. Focus on quality companies and favorable setups, not whichever option pays the most. 13. Position sizing matters. No single trade should have the power to significantly hurt your portfolio. Size your positions so one unexpected move doesn’t derail your long-term strategy. 14. Be patient. Some months the market offers incredible opportunities. Other months it doesn’t. You don’t need to force trades just because you have cash sitting idle. 15. Understand why IV is high. Higher implied volatility means higher premiums, but it also means the market expects bigger price swings. Make sure the premium justifies the risk you’re taking. That’s how I approach selling options. What’s your strategy like?

@cryptogoos Patience.

Crypto prices since Trump took office: $BTC: -37% $ETH: -44% $SOL: -68% $XRP: -65% $ADA: -84% Mr. President, this is too much winning.

@AAStack The biggest Tax isn't always the one you pay. It's the silent erosion of your Money.

Your parents didn’t have it easier. Their money was simply worth more. The problem isn’t that people stopped working hard. The problem is that the measuring stick keeps shrinking. If your parents earned $100,000 in the ‘90s, you’d need roughly $325,000 today to buy a similar lifestyle. This is what monetary debasement looks like. Escape ⚡️

@InvestingAddict Relative limited Supply against Infinite Fiat.

Wait until you realize the S&P 500 only goes up.

@OtterHODL Preservation of accumulated wealth over generations.

I already have enough bitcoin to retire on. Its just a matter of when. I keep buying anyways. Someday I will sell some and somebody will buy it and be in the same position I am now.