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Tapped 13x King of bottom memes Study $squire

i believe there is some truth to the idea that, in crypto, you must round-trip an amount of money before you secure the bag and take it home the next time it comes into your hands don’t be too hard on yourself for what you’ve round-tripped; you’ll know how to behave next time

when taking profit, even if you didn’t sell the local “top” of a coin that you’re trading, the odds of being able to buy it lower in the near-future, regardless, are in your favor — but this requires discipline & patience what goes up must come down; traders who buy before an upward move began take profit, creating the local top — once a local top has formed, new “smart money” buyers don’t come in until they see a new bottom form; that’s where you can scale back in with patience & discipline, you will almost always get the opportunity to buy back lower, in time (days, weeks — bigger move = more time in consolidation), as long as your exit was made during “the move,” structurally speaking i don’t ever recommend exiting 100% from tokens you truly believe in long-term (partially for psychological “insurance”), but round-tripping short-term gains on a chart that was bound to retrace & consolidate for a length of time feels bad no matter how much you believe in the token

Never treat trading like a job, where you feel the need to trade all the time. It isn’t equivalent to a 9-5. Unlike mundane jobs, the output (market’s reward) is not correlated to your efforts. The market is indifferent to your efforts. I.e. most of the time, no trade is the best trade. If anything, the job isn’t to open and close trades, but to stay in-tune every single day.

crypto made me a lot of money and it ruined my life i've been in crypto since 2019 i saw the beginning of the memecoin cycle i entered early. And made a lot of money not (( nice profits )) money that changes lives i never took profits never i watched years of salary disappear in just few minutes more than once and i still stayed little by little, i isolated myself. i stopped seeing my friends i stopped answering my family i was locked in my room, glued to charts, completely disconnected from real life crypto didn't just change my relationship with money it changed how i think how i feel how i see everything emotionally and mentally, I became someone else and for a long time, I hit rock bottom i'm not here to say I (( made it )) i'm still rebuilding today, I do things differently cashflow outside crypto discipline health family crypto is a brutal world. Without discipline, it destroys you but if you survive long enough, and stop sabotaging yourself, your time eventually comes if this tweet speaks to you, it's not by accident

open charts but don’t do anything, just watch and observe every time you see a token you would usually fomo into, this time just watch it and do nothing imagine you aped it and mark your imaginary entry then count how many unnecessary buys were purely driven by fomo mark how many of those trades would have been winners and how many would have been losers use it as a way to train your patience and sharpen your critical thinking you aren't really missing out, you are just addicted to gambling, control yourself

Crypto completely warps your relationship with money Turn $500 into $20k in an hour and suddenly money stops feeling real It's just numbers on a screen moving fast That disconnection is dangerous Easy come, easier go when you forget it represents actual time and effort Maintain respect for it or watch it disappear faster than it came

The craziest thing about crypto is how little it takes to change everything. One winning trade, a sharp idea, or one new connection on Twitter can completely flip your mindset and change your life. I know a lot of people who think they started too late or took the wrong path. But in this space, that doesn’t matter. You can change at any time. The bear market is the best time to learn new skills. Prepare for the next cycle.

If you want to survive this game, understand the rules first. 99.99% of memes are farms or rugs. Most will slowly (or instantly) go to zero. Maybe 0.001% actually survive long term. Entries matter more than hype. Buy weakness, not green candles. FOMO is expensive. Patience pays. Emotions will drain your wallet faster than bad charts. Never risk money you can’t afford to lose or you’ll end up in the “crying in the replies” club. The loudest complainers are usually the worst risk managers. Instead of chasing pumps: Study narratives. Watch where volume flows. Understand meta shifts. This game rewards discipline, not excitement.

We just added another 30 sol and 429k bp to lp 🐶

The less you trade, the more you make.

@_Shadow36 $BP is your answer, king 👑 3B1ijcocM5EDga6XxQ7JLW7weocQPWWjuhBYG8Vepump

The goal should be to pick & bag work a coin normies would fuck with. If it was up to the cesspool that has been ct, we would be extremely fuckin limited and any person who dreams of higher will simply get fudded to death. I do have hope that we improve, but rn is terrible. We all need to be better.. for the sake of our little bubble.

Memecoin market is dead. CT is divided. KOLs are rugging people Hope is fading. But one is standing. King that was born in hardest time. One, who will rule all. One, who will lead. We are not over yet. Hope appears. $BP rise. Unite and fight.

Probably a coincidence….

Just 11 days ago we were sitting at that 1.4m MC….Don’t forget how far we’ve came in such a short period of time.

Hope was fading. Rugs became routine. Unity felt delusional. Then a signal appeared. $BP From the same source that once sparked a movement, one of the most historic short squeezes ever giving underdogs a real shot. A signal that can #ControlTheMemes. The same Roaring Kitty, now beneath a Barking Puppy. They call it delusion. They call it grifting. But the doubt doesn’t land. For the first time in a long time, it feels right. @TheRoaringKitty @BarkingPuppy8

Making money with memes isn’t complicated, staying disciplined is. What really matters: Protect your capital first. Master your emotions, hype and panic are the real enemies. Pull your initial investment early so the rest is house money. Keep a small runner if you truly believe in the play. Take profits on the way up, greed kills gains. Avoid FOMO, patience pays better entries. Don’t buy vertical candles, let price come to you. A simple 2–3x is enough to secure your initials. After that, you’re riding profit — stress-free.

if you don't have at least a mental checklist before you enter/exit a trade, you aren't trading, you're just guessing and gambling real traders don't "feel" like entering a position. they wait for the boxes to be ticked. if one box is empty, there is no trade. read these checklists and try to incorporate them into your trading plan: the "cold blooded" entry checklist >narrative fit: is this coin part of the current rotation (ai, memes, breaking news) or meta shifting? >the 'why' now: is this a high probability setup (ie breakout retest, order block)? >risk/reward: is the potential upside at least 3x my defined risk? >invalidation point: do i know the exact price where i am wrong? (if not, don't enter) the "no-mercy" exit checklist >target hit: take the profit. don't wait for "one more leg" because you're greedy >invalidation hit: cut the loss immediately. no "giving it room to breathe." >thesis expiration: if the reason you bought (ie an upcoming news event) is gone, the position should be gone too >time stop: if the price has done nothing but chop for 48 hours, your capital is probably being wasted. exit and move on. quick sanity check before you open any position, ask yourself: "if i lose this trade, will i be angry at the market/myself, or will i be fine because i followed my rules?" if the answer is "angry," your size is too high or your thesis is weak. no trade is sometimes the better trade

@ROCryptoQ Hey bro you too, wishing you all the best to you and your family