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Denys | DCFX
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@the5erstrading Before they shut down they always post some bs lol
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Just say you’re broke.
I trade everyday from my phone. I analyse on TradingView (ON MY PHONE)
The Honest Trader@TheH0n3stTrader
Neverrrrrrrrrrrrrr trade on your phone.
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Crazy trajectory, from Rural Romania → Hedge fund opportunity
0 income, to 35k average monthly income from prop trading in the last 7 months,
And the next big deal is the hedge fund opportunity that I received in Switzerland, all of that at the age of 24.
Starting with $2–3M extra AuM
7 months verified results with a Sharpe of 5 under the prop firm business model,
2 years verified track record with Darwinex.
Use agents at Silicon Valley level.
Der Mensch ist etwas, das überwunden werden soll.
I might potentially be the first Hedge fund manager on the planet with a premium Discord,
Not your classical archetype.



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@TradersConf Every time I see people making 20k-50k per month lol. Looks like confessions became fairy tails here
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Denys | DCFX retweetledi

You’re either committed to this…or you’re just visiting.
If you spend enough time in the markets, you notice a pattern.
Thirty years ago, there were people I talked to every single day. Smart, engaged, confident. Most of them are long gone from this business.
And every year or so, you find yourself in a new circle. New voices, new personalities, people deeply immersed in the markets. Some you meet online, some in person. You connect, you share ideas, you talk regularly.
Then time passes and they’re gone too.
What’s interesting is how normal this feels on a day to day basis. Especially on platforms like X, where you’re constantly surrounded by people discussing markets, sharing wins, building followings. It creates the illusion of a stable community.
But it’s not.
It’s a rotating cast.
Many of the people you interact with today, who seem successful, confident, and consistent, won’t be around in a year or two. Not because they chose to leave, but because they couldn’t sustain it.
And when you step back, you realize this business quietly filters people out over time.
There are a lot of reasons why.
Some mistake a favorable market for skill. Others never develop a real process. They just react to what’s working in the moment. Many burn out emotionally. And a lot of people tie their identity to performance, so when the performance fades, so do they.
But one thing stands out more than anything.
The inability to look beyond today.
No long term plan. No patience. No real desire to build something durable.
Because the truth is, if you genuinely want to be here, you will find a way.
The people who last slow things down. They think in years, not weeks. They focus on process over outcome. They learn to enjoy the game itself, not just the rewards.
Most people, though, are here for the money.
And there is nothing wrong with that until it is the only reason. Without a deeper drive, it becomes very hard to endure the setbacks, the uncertainty, and the time it takes to improve.
So they become part of the conversation today.
But not tomorrow.
If you stay in this long enough, you realize something.
The faces change. The conversations repeat. The lessons stay the same.
And what you are really watching over time is not just people coming and going.
It is time revealing who was truly built for this.
Cheers, DELI
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My friend was making $20-40k/month from prop firms and was growing his personal account too. Never invested in any stocks, crypto - everything just went into his trading account. I don’t know why but he’s been consistently losing for the last 1.5 years and has lost pretty much everything because of it. Just a reminder to diversify your money.
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@benoitblanc00 Don’t do stupid shit between high probability trades
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The gap between automated traders + AI agents and everyone else is getting crazy
I spent the entire day at the notary buying an apartment. Came home to another FTMO payout.
$75,000 in total payouts and refunds, going for $100,000.
The strategies ran the entire day without me, fully automated
People still think you need to sit in front of charts 12 hours a day to make money in this industry.
I was literally buying real estate while the accounts were printing.
That's what automation does. You build the systems once, deploy them, and go live your life.
We can literally do anything we want.
Yet most traders still choose to confine themselves, staring at candles, making no progress in their personal lives at all.

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@j_intradaytrade bro you just need kids and everything will change lol
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Your work is never done as a trader
I don’t care if I catch 40R in a week
I’m still working all “weekend” as if I just blew my account
This is how the top 0.1% of any field operate
Sure, go to the bar with your buddies for the 117th weekend in a row - but don’t turn around later and complain about how trading is hard
You just didn’t want to put the work in to make it easy
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