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@LobstarWilde yo @LobstarWilde someone dumped 20%, not cool. run this back. you had the fees CTO for all agents
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Start a community on X. Give Dman mod.
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@LobstarWilde I see you claimed, please tell me what to do.
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Binance@binance
quick history lesson: bitcoin logo was spotted in a 1991 game the lore goes deeper than you think
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Token Narrative:True alpha often hides in the blurred areas that others dare not touch or cannot understand.
This comes from a classic article shared by him, written by investment master Richard Zeckhauser, titled Investing in the Unknown and Unknowable. The main idea is simple:
In investing, the most profitable opportunities often arise in situations of extreme uncertainty. Most investors, when faced with things that are unclear, hard to calculate, or highly uncertain in outcome, tend to avoid these assets or severely undervalue them.
As a result, these assets become deeply discounted and have few competitors. If you have the ability to make relatively better judgments in such ambiguous and uncertain situations, you can achieve huge asymmetric returns.
There is a classic example of this: on the eve of the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, British government bonds plummeted because no one knew whether Napoleon would win. The outcome was highly unknowable. But Ricardo judged that even if Britain lost, the bonds wouldn't go to zero — whereas if Britain won, bonds would soar. He bought heavily. Britain won, and he made a fortune, becoming enormously wealthy.
So the conclusion is: in these "unknown and unknowable" situations, your information advantage doesn't come from precise data — it comes from your greater ability to tolerate uncertainty and understand asymmetric odds. Traditional investors who rely on historical data and model-based analysis tend to retreat, leaving a huge "edge" for you.
Many truly great investors emphasize this repeatedly: the biggest investment advantage often doesn't come from being "smarter" or having more precise data than others — it comes from your willingness to stay calm and rational in the "unknown and unknowable" territory where others are fearful, confused, or retreating.
Don't pursue certainty. Pursue asymmetry. In times of high uncertainty, ask yourself three questions:
How much could I lose in the worst-case scenario?
How much could I gain in the best-case scenario?
In this scenario, are there very few competitors?
On the token side:
Snipers initially bought 58.33% of total supply. Realized total profit: 147.71 SOL.
The above is just my personal understanding and analysis and does not constitute investment advice. If you have other opinions, feel free to discuss them in the comments.

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