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Stop letting ppl liking your post stop you from posting. Social media is for fun, not validation! Yall gave ppl way too much power. Use it as a creative way to see yourself like a photo album..fuck these ppl!!! These blue checks started this. Nobody owe you a LIKE! HAVE FUN🩷
S.🎧@1ssve
Instagram is weird people will view your stories everyday and never like your post lol
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The audacity you have to ask this
Ethan@0xEthan
I just wanna buy a memecoin at 30k and sell it at 2.7m Is that too much to ask?
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I used to buy coins at 20k with pure confidence, sleep on my bags, and would usually wake up rich
Now, I'm paranoid that the hidden bundle is gonna straight rug my position to 6k in one candle. They deliberately made bundling a one click, easy and accessible option which I think ruined the game lately for many
Bring back the 2025 trenches man fuck
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Too many fckin bots and scammers this shit is dead now.
Nova@badattrading_
I guess the best way to make money is just buying some solana at this point and leaving this memecoin garbage market aside for a while
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Love this kid because I resonate deeply. I live way, way below my means, and that might genuinely be my biggest flex.
Two years ago, my most expensive watch was $75k. Today, it’s $800. My most expensive car was $120k but today I drive a $15k car. My rent went from $4k to $1,400. I wear clothes from Target, cook my meals, and keep my monthly expenses around $2k.
Going back to ground zero completely rewired my mindset. I’m far more conservative now partly because I still carry a quiet, irrational fear of ever returning to zero.
For context, I lost everything I made last cycle and didn’t even have $5k to my name nine months ago. Today, I have $1m+ sitting quietly in an index fund, yet I still feel a strong urge to save every single dollar I make.
My era of an expensive lifestyle is over. The days of flexing watches for the gram, popping bottles, spraying $ on hookers and chasing appearances are behind me. At 31, I’m probably older than the median age on CT, and I’ve seen how this movie ends. There’s a phase where you buy things for validation to prove you’re doing better than others but most of it doesn’t matter. A decade from now, none of it will. Your future self will thank you.
The trap with performing for others is that the performance never ends. Buy a Lambo today for internet validation, and your audience will demand more tomorrow. Theres no going back. You’ve gotta keep performing even when you no longer have the means to do so.
For those you reading this in your early 20s: build a ruthless savings and investing culture early. Before spending $500k+ on a Lambo, pause and ask yourself why. Is it for you or for validation from people who don’t actually care about you? That single question is often enough to prevent a bad decision. I’m not saying don’t buy nice things but keep luxury spending under 5% of your liquid net worth and protect your downside aggressively.
Maybe I’m just a brokie stuck in “seven-figure hell,” but I genuinely don’t see myself going back to that lifestyle. Not worth it even if I hit eight figures. No Lambo. No Richard Mille.
The real flex is freedom. Optionality. Living life on your own terms, changing the lives of everyone around you and doing all these without seeking validation from anyone.
A word is enough for the wise. I have yapped a lot.
Coinfessions@coinfessions
I've made 7 figures in crypto and I still live with my parents. For some reason it doesn't seem real yet, like they're just imaginary numbers on a game. I don't know what to do with my life now.
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