MDPL

This is a long one, but I feel like I need to write this down somewhere. Not only to document some SPX lore, but also to hopefully provide an important lesson for those who have only arrived since. I will never forget the lessons SPX has taught me about conviction. When I bought it, it was only my second largest bag. I mostly forgot about it because I was deep in the $bitcoin trenches at the time as a Sproto. It was never easy for them though. The community went through some very scary moments and they were tested emotionally. The early days were tough for aeons, and trust me when I say they deserve the fruits that eventually bloomed for them. Not many people talk about this, as I think it is hard for many of them to talk about, but in the moments leading up to the [candle] price was tanking, people were capitulating. I know a few aeons that tragically sold their entire bag just days before Murad put them on the list. Back then Murad was a mid sized account hanging in SPX spaces every week chatting banter with Mung. He was obviously very intelligent and tapped in with the culture, but nobody realised what was coming. In hindsight it was obvious SPX would be number one, but at the time the list just looked like another engagement farm. Certainly nobody predicted "Murad mode". Trust me when I say this - anyone who lived through that era has had the fear of God put into them when it comes to selling. I guarantee you that. That moment permanently changed how I think about memes forever. With SPX, it was certainly darkest before the dawn. I had people in my DMs telling me to sell and that it was over. But the truth is it doesn’t take much capital to run a coin to Billions. Catch the right wind and it happens fast, provided your core holders and community are tested to be strong enough. That’s why I only buy high quality culture with proven staying power now. When making an investment, I am not thinking about a potential memetic ceiling or a price target, but scarcity within it's own niche. Let me explain: From a builder's perspective, Pure Belief Assets are brutally hard to pull off. They have a natural moat because most memecoin investors are ADHD, and the effectiveness of the technology (holding) lies entirely in the hands of the community. You can't cheat it. We live in an era where there are an infinite supply of memes, but only a VERY small handful of good ones. As an investor, this actually makes our lives very easy. Narrow it down to no more than 10 coins, and then decide which among those seem most undervalued or resonate with you. My strategy: Make a shortlist. They should only be coins you KNOW will bounce back after -90%. Buy in with SIZE and CONVICTION. That money is functionally GONE now. Selling is not an option. Move it to a hardware wallet. Shitpost. Win.

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