GrayWolf6

Hello everyone. As you know, I’ve been an Alpha Caller for over 4 years. When I first started doing this, the term "Alpha Caller" didn’t even exist yet that should give you an idea of how long I’ve been around. And I’m still here, just as loyal as ever. My biggest pride is not my successful calls, but the fact that I have never scammed or rugged anyone. My wallet is completely transparent. Anyone can see every single move I make. I have nothing to hide. Since NFT trading is risky, the budget I allocate for it rarely exceeds a few thousand dollars compared to my own portfolio. I’m trying to do my own thing and create good value in my own way. Teams and founders launch projects, and I try to be useful to the communities I like. I support the projects I believe in by tweeting and helping them gain visibility and engagement as much as I can. I don’t prefer drop calls on X. I share my Alpha calls in Discord. On X, I occasionally share my feelings, what I buy, or what I sell not always, just sometimes. Honestly, in these 4 years, I haven’t been a very active Twitter user. But whenever I do use it, I try to support the communities I love with whatever power I have. I believe the volume I create will provide some support to these free mint projects, and in this way, it will also support web3. We may not be able to return to the times from 4 years ago, but I’m trying to bring at least some benefit to this space. However, yesterday for the first time in my life, I was hit with FUD. The implication was that I tweet to pump my NFTs, sell them to people, and then use them as exit liquidity. I have never had any such intention. I am a trader I buy and I sell. That’s what I do regularly. I could use a hidden alt wallet, but I prefer to stay transparent. I never force anyone to buy. What happened yesterday was that due to an emergency situation, I had to do a sale. Honestly, I don’t even need to explain this, this is a free market, anyone can buy or sell whenever they want. But yes, I had to sell, and I sold at a lower price. Later, I swept back in at a higher price. However, because I had tweeted about it 2 days earlier, it might have been misunderstood. I respect people. If I unintentionally hurt anyone, I’m sorry. But I will continue doing my best to create more engagement for web3. I will remain transparent. To be honest, in the last month my trades haven’t been successful, I’ve mostly been in loss. But I still keep going, because I’ve been here for 4-5 years and I will continue to be here. I will keep trying to be useful to people and to web3.