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@evfiend gtendies

gm

gud tech on robinhood chain

I just want to be successful thats all..

controversial: in order to live a great life, you have to completely ignore the world’s problems. i like to call it meta minimalism. you just obsessively focus on your mission, on how to create a sustainable value system to make money, and spend as much time with your family and traveling the world. i am convinced that the greatest thing to spend your lifetime on is to see as much of the diverse beauty of this world as possible. combine it with a strong mission in life and you have unlimited energy, inspiration and fun. and obviously you will never have a problem with fear again.

@AlgodTrading accelerate

just holding $tao you will outperform everyone chasing subnets

I don't get how you are considered unemployable past 70-80 years old and yet that's the age group exclusively running most countries

@yuzu_4ever wandering vallejo intl blvd in the town few ❤️

fyi there are cities in California that blow LA and SF out of the water but i'm gatekeeping them. you do not have the California ball knowledge i have and frankly you don't deserve it

@Winterrose "pursue destiny as strategy" based

the advice I have given this week to so many founders: you owe it to yourself to live in sf and luck max for three months at least even if you’re not “accepted” into a program go to sf go out and make real friends and pursue destiny as strategy

It’s hilarious to watch the revelation of everyone who visits out here that San Francisco isnt a dying piece of shit, it’s better than most cities. Always has been.

study adlerian psychology

@butterbooter few

idc if western science hasn’t caught up yet. the chinese are 100% right about drinking hot water. they’re right and nobody can tell me any different

Feels different this time.

@AviFelman Devil take the hindmost is a great supplemental read

Honestly the best thing I ever did for myself as a trader was study the history of markets. Especially today as narrative and emotion rules all, you need to learn how humans will react…cycles are predictable when they are based on human emotion as the stocks might change but the people never do. My top 5 books to nail this down: 1. Baruch: My Own Story by Bernard Baruch 2. The Alchemy of Finance by George Soros 3. A Man for All Markets by Edward O. Thorp 4. Fortune’s Formula by William Poundstone 5. The Great Game by John Steele Gordon I’ll be writing an article later in the week detailing some of the lessons from these books, but really it boils down to understanding that humans, when faced with similar circumstances, will act in similar ways. Reading these books will give you so many examples from history that are directly applicable to the situations we seem to be experiencing almost every day in these markets

$tao is to $nvda what $btc is to $xau. repricing not an if, but when

@princeharry_za @simioape See you at $88 champ

"How many of these subnets can rug when they decide it’s time? For example, subnet 43, Graphite, holds 7000 $TAO across its two main wallets, not even counting the miner wallets they control." - @simioape Nailed it 🎯

buying launchcoin/believe

@bryan_johnson massive W

it's my birthday tomorrow

Stripe for coins.