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S◎L Big Brain
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PFP: @SolanaMBS (join @MonkeDAO) Investment: @BigBrainVC Gallery: @BigBrainGallery Advisor: @AzraGames
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Solana is down 57% since the spot ETFs launched in July (that is about as unlucky timing as you'll ever see in ETFs) yet they managed to not only accumulate $1.5b in flows but not really give any of it up. Further, 50% of the assets are from 13F filers = serious inv base. Both really good signs for future IMO. Great note out today on it from @JSeyff

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@mrmazor007 @0xZergs That one didn't work out clearly but whole NFT market collapsed. I got crushed in pretty much all my NFT buys.
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@SOLBigBrain @0xZergs Are you proud of bubble goose ballers where investment was made and people forgot ???
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Proud early backer of @0xZergs & team.
They are going after a big TAM here and I believe they have the right team to execute on this vision.
Keep an eye on this one.
USD.AI | Public Launch is Live@USDai_Official
The ticker is $CHIP. It sets the interest rate of artificial intelligence. Today we're announcing the USD.AI Foundation and its governance token, built on over $7.7 billion in trading volume and real revenue from GPU-backed lending. Here's how we got here...
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@SOLBigBrain Can port co’s get access? Asking for a friend…… who is me. Im the friend
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@SOLbuckets Anytime you stop by you are free to hop in. Just got installed today.
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@SolanaSensei Got one at home. Need to be more consistent using it though.
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This is wild. Lesson for newer folks investing.
NEVER ape into something that lists only a soft cap and not a hard cap.
"But accepting only $2.5M would have funded a few months of operations" 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Who aped into this at a 69M FDV in this market?
Space@intodotspace
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My very first physical collectible arrived today and it’s insane.
I’ve been a day one admirer of @SCUMSOL and @slimes_studio_ - of which I’m now lucky enough to call myself a collector.
Excited for the future.

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Quick heads up. There is a scammer on LinkedIn representing he is with @BigBrainVC and he is NOT. Do not interact or engage with him and report him if he has contacted you. The scam account is in the screenshot below. Scammers getting more creative. Be safe out there.

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I just want someone to love me like @SOLBigBrain loves buying his bags when they’re at discounted prices
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Your bankroll is your product, and your job is to compound it, not entertain it.
New Years Tip...
Most traders treat holding as neutral.
Holding is an active decision you renew every day.
If you do not force yourself to see that, you drift into gambling behavior. You stop evaluating positions on expected return and start defending them because you already own them.
Step 1: Start with a clean balance sheet.
List every on-chain asset you own and convert it into 1 USD total.
That number is your capital base.
If you want to take it a step further, consider swapping everything into stables and treat the friction as an intentional cost paid to reset judgment and decision-making.
A stable-only baseline removes the built-in bias that comes from being positioned. It forces every re-entry to be explicit, sized, and justified from zero.
This works because positions create blind spots.
When you hold tokens, you lose sight of optionality. Optionality is your ability to redeploy capital into a better setup.
Every day you hold an asset, you pay an opportunity cost. The cost stays invisible while you remain invested, because “doing nothing” feels like a default action.
Selling removes that default.
Once you are out, your judgment improves because you regain full choice. After a full reset, many chips will not return to the same bets, and the ones that do return will usually come back with cleaner sizing and clearer reasons.
Step 2: Define a target yearly ROI for your capital base.
Once you have your capital base, make the second shift.
Define a target yearly ROI for that USD total. This turns trading into capital allocation with a measurable objective. It also gives you a benchmark that filters behavior.
Without a target ROI, your goal becomes open-ended.
Open-ended goals invite emotion because there is no stopping rule.
In crypto, that usually creates a predictable loop: greed expands risk, volatility punishes sizing, people roundtrip, then they try to “make it back” quickly, then they take low-quality trades, then they blow up.
A target ROI is an anchor because it gives you a reference point for risk-taking.
When an opportunity appears, you compare it against your objective and your remaining time in the year.
You stop asking “how much can I make?” and start asking “is this risk necessary to reach my number?” That single change reduces overtrading and prevents the common failure mode of giving back outsized gains.
A portfolio without a defined return objective drifts toward mood-based risk.
A portfolio with a defined return objective forces structure. Position selection, sizing, and exits become decisions tied to a measurable outcome, not impulses.
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I'm pretty certain that the era of giving advice is over, and this is coming from someone who blew up on Twitter through giving advice
Not that it isn't valuable, it's just not that interesting anymore. Only so many lessons you can drop before you realize you're basically repeating the same handful of principles week after week
This is also why bots flock to this type of content. Their AI generated replies are always a lazy remix of whatever you posted, but the fact that the content could even ben remixed in general is a sign that information is no longer an edge anymore
The name of the game now is simply lore. More posts that start with "I" instead "you." Less preaching, more sharing spontaneous life experiences. If you're going to drop some sort of lesson, less "do this" energy and more "interpret this anecdote how you will and pull out whatever insights you want from it"
No more seeing yourself as a "content creator" and instead just talk to the timeline as if you were hanging out with a friend face to face in real life. Show the personality, be yourself, no agenda other than having fun with it. Allow people to benefit from the energy surrounding how you show up rather than through prescriptive commands
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