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@FinFreedom414 You can never put a price on having a family.

Imagine you had to choose your life at age 40: Option A: Single. No kids. $10M net worth. Travel anywhere. Total freedom. Quiet house. Quiet holidays. Option B: Married. 3 kids. $1M net worth. Drive a Toyota. Chaos every morning. Loud house. Full dinner table. Be honest, which life are you choosing?

@pepemoonboy I agree 100% been working on some new trading strategies and the results are insane so far.

I have spent a combined 40+ hours the past week working on a website that I think will be ready to launch in the next few days. Guys, I am telling you, if you have not played with Claude Code yet...DROP EVERYTHING YOU ARE DOING AND START USING IT. This tool is a complete game changer for people with app ideas. I feel like I've discovered a superpower.

Claude Code is insane, been working on new trading strategies with backtesting and the results are nothing short of amazing. More updates to come! #CryptoTrading #btc

@pepemoonboy Love you are doing this some many people are reluctant to trade options. I did the wheel strategy on weekly options and averaged 2.7% return monthly.

This is the level of detail and transparency I’m providing to subscribers throughout the $100k Options Selling Challenge. Every trade. Every decision. The exact logic behind it. And the outcome, win or lose. My goal is to target a ~30% annual return while documenting the entire journey so subscribers can learn from both the wins and the mistakes. You’ll also get a first-hand look at some of my favorite setups and long-term tickers like $ONDS, $NVO, $ZETA, and more. TIME TO DOUBLE THE S&P500 RETURNS 😤 Follow along and watch me grow this account in near real time as I document the entire journey, no cherry-picking, no hiding, just the process.

@pepemoonboy I would look at weekly options instead of monthly, less time premium but less volatility in price due to shorter time.

The 2026 $100k options selling challenge kicks off tomorrow! The purpose of this challenge is simple. To document every decision I make in near real time so subscribers can learn how to sell options on their own by watching the process unfold. Wins, losses, and lessons included. I’m targeting a 2-3% monthly return, but there will be months where I lose money. That’s what makes this both nerve-wracking and exciting. Nothing here is staged. You will see every trade, every decision, and every outcome. If I fail, I fail. But no matter what, it will be a massive learning experience and will ultimately make me better at selling options. Along the way, I’ll be sharing daily, bite-sized insights on options selling, including practical tips, logical frameworks, and real examples that are easy to understand and apply. I’m excited to take on this challenge and hopefully help many people learn a skill that has helped me generate meaningful extra income. Everything shared in this challenge is for educational and informational purposes only. I am not a financial advisor, and nothing I post should be interpreted as financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. This is simply a transparent, real-time documentation of my own personal learning process and decision-making. Let’s do this 🚀🌘

@pepemoonboy @RJCcapital The wheel strategy work very well for me in 2025 and I will continue to use it in 2026. About 35% of my calls were assigned.

@RJCcapital No I will be starting with $100k in a brand new account and will be doing the wheel strategy, CSP’s and CC’s!

@DekmarTrades Good job, we need more of this in the investing world. Real guus with real wins and losses who teach and try to help other learn.

VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO EVERYONE: I try my absolute best to be transparent in my trading, in my investments, in business. So here are some common misconceptions or questions that some may perceive or have: 1. NO. I am not a “Multi Millionaire” Day trader. I do not make millions of dollars a year trading stocks. Stock trading is tough and some years are better than others. I have made 6 figures before trading stocks in a year, but I have never had a million dollar year and while trading is amazing, be prepared that some years will be better than others. 2. YES. I trade real money on my live stream. Everyday I use Cobra Trading who will be happy to verify that I use real money accounts. Have I ever paper traded in the past when learning? 100%, there is nothing wrong with that, but all my streams are real money investing unless told otherwise. (Prop firms example) 3. NO, I do not generate millions of dollars in my business. In affiliate marketing, streaming, memberships, social media, etc of course there is an income with that. Is it millions? No. 4. NO. I never rented my “Supercars”. I did buy them all outright in cash. While I love cars and they are fun, I wish I used the money elsewhere such as maxing out my retirement account. (May get a nice car down the line again, but only when the time is right). 5. YES. I did buy my main house with trading profits. In 2021, I had my best year ever and made $552,000 trading stocks. I did take those funds and purchase my home. 6. YES. I have sold courses in the past, but I have mixed feelings about it. Part of me hates being thrown in the “course selling guru world”. The other part of me is actually proud of the courses I make as I try my hardest to give good information. I give mostly everything away for free. I wrote this out because I don’t want to be a guy flexing cars, flexing watches, flexing flash. When I was younger, I 100% believed that was the best way to market a lifestyle, but as I’m older in my young 30s I’d rather flex a paid off home, wife & kids, smart investments, and being a faithful Christian man. Thank you to all who follow me… now time to get a buck already this season.

@pepemoonboy Invested in 401k since day one, lived below our means, learned something everyday, paid off all debt other than house, invested in high conviction stocks and crypto. Have been truly blessed to be where I am now.

If you are someone who has reached financial freedom, PLEASE tell us how you did it…

@FinFreedom414 I got some more IBIT options earlier this week.

Who added to their Bitcoin position today?

I predict that when we get a major announcement around the US buying Bitcoin we will get a bull candle similar to the bear one we got last Friday. Biggest difference is we will hold at the highs and other countries will have no choice but to buy as well. #BitcoinRecovery #bitcoinreserve #CryptoMarket

@CedYoungelman The rubber meets the road when you compare bank/investment accounts not cars.

If you own a $20k Toyota Camry & have 2 Bitcoin worth $230k in cold storage people think you’re broke. But if you finance a $230k G-Wagon & have $20k in the bank people think you’re rich. We are so early. Few.

@AdamBLiv The real issue are the 401k that restrict what investment options are available. I would not consider a 401k that does not allow a wide variety of investment options included of course Bitcoin ETFs.

The amount of hate I'm getting on my 401k vs Bitcoin post yesterday is hilarious. Interestingly enough, nobody is actually debating the math. FUN FACT: The "FREE MATCH" that you get, is NOT FREE, because you literally have to sacrifice capital to GET IT. Therefore, it's NOT FREE. Get it? There is an OPPORTUNITY COST in the capital that you sacrifice to get this "FREE MONEY". Also, less than 40% of retirement 401k plans offer self-directed options. If you can buy Bitcoin, MSTR, or IBIT in your 401k, congratulations. This doesn't apply to you. The “Free Match” Illusion: When someone says “you’re giving up free money” by not contributing to your 401(k), they assume: You’re comparing equal nominal dollars, not future purchasing power. You’re staying in a fiat system that compounds slower than monetary debasement. The match compounds at the same rate as your opportunity cost capital, which it doesn’t. In reality: That “free” 4-6% match is locked into the lowest-yield system in human history, trapped in an S&P fund that just barely outpaces M2 debasement, locked away until you reach retirement. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s long-term CAGR (~25-50%) compounds on your full contribution, not just the match portion. Over 10 years, this differential isn’t linear... it’s exponential divergence. 📉 The Asymmetry in Numbers Let’s make this simple: Scenario: 401(k) + 100% Match in S&P (12% CAGR) Annual Return: 12% 30-Year Result on $10k/year: ~$2,790,000 You double your contribution but are capped by modest compounding over decades. Scenario: Bitcoin (25% CAGR) Annual Return: 25% 30-Year Result on $10k/year: ~$64,300,000 No match, but exponential outperformance driven by compounding asymmetry. So the “free match” is linear and capped, while Bitcoin’s compounding is geometric and uncapped. You’re trading exponential exposure for a linear handout. 🧠 Why People Don’t Get It They think in static nominal deltas, not dynamic compounding trajectories. They can’t see that: The opportunity cost of fiat exposure outweighs the nominal benefit of the match. Bitcoin isn’t just a higher-yield asset, it’s a different monetary epoch with a separate growth curve. They’re measuring with rulers in a world that’s curved. By the way, for those of you who just LOVE the TAX REASONS, just buy Bitcoin and never sell it. Collateralize. Buy, borrow, and die like a true hero.

@FinFreedom414 Depends what we are talking about, nothing wrong with have 2k-3k in cash for quick emergencies. But a long term 6 month emergency funds is not necessary.

Since some people are so passionate about emergency funds, I’ll double down. Emergency funds are for losers.

@FinFreedom414 I did it about 1 year ago and it's was a game changer for me. I would highly recommend the genetic testing as well, it provided some huge insights for me.

I’ve always said I wouldn’t let a conventional medicine doctor touch me with a ten foot pole. The healthcare system in this country is built to manage sickness, not create health. A few weeks ago I went to a functional health specialist for the first time and I was thoroughly impressed. I did full hormone panels, stool samples, and food sensitivity testing. Found out I’ve been eating 13 foods that are causing IgG reactions. So many people walk around tired, inflamed, and foggy without knowing why. Tomorrow I go over my results and I’ll share some of the findings. It’s wild what you learn when you stop treating symptoms and start asking what’s really going on inside your body. Has anyone else gone the functional route?

@FinFreedom414 Keep me in the loop if you decide to do it.

Thinking about starting to host a weekly space discussing Bitcoin, investing, politics, and current events. Who would be interested?

@pepemoonboy I think $SOL has to be on the list.

If I had to bet it all on just 3 assets for the next 10 years, I’m riding with $HOOD, $BTC, and $META. What’s your top 3? Share the alpha! I will consolidate all the recommendations into a list and will share with everyone.

@bitcoinarchive This is just the beginning, I expect this to double in the next 6 to 12 months.

@martypartymusic We all know that SOL still have a long way to go. $10 to $15 away from last week's highs.

$SOL $189☝️

@amitisinvesting I think SOL is a better bet, waiting on the EFTs to crank up and send the price much much higher.

+$704M inflows into $ETH ETFs today +$523M yesterday, +$1B two days ago +$2.2B so far for the week, highest ever in 3 days we are seeing Wall St pick their next financial asset, institutionalize it, build on top of it, & now allocate billions of capital towards it what a time

@amitisinvesting @pepemoonboy Also called the money glitch as long as HOOD does not tank in the process. As long it stays neutral or bullish you win.

one point here you have to pay 5.7K/yr to pay for the $110K you borrowed if you sell OTM calls on $HOOD, lets say $125 a month from now on 1000 shares, you can collect $2.81/share, $2800 thats half of your margin in one month, do it for two months, you’ve paid off a year of margin now if hood gets to $125 you can roll the covered call, but also you could let some shares get sold at $125 to pay the margin back and keep the profit risk is the stock tanks but thats also where the covered call premium is able to be collected to pay the margin and given your average is so low, you could write another set of calls at a lower price basically the arbitrage on the OTM call vs the borrowing rate could be where you are able to pay off your margin interest without needing to sell the shares themselves to pay it off or use other income to pay the interest

I broke my number one rule of never using margin. Oops. $HOOD