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4 figs for here but some valuable lesson about diversification learned I guess...

Same, that and to stop listening to and following people's crap advise and do what my gut tells me to do.

Edit: It also taught me not to be greedy and be smart with my money. That's why I am so against these silly memecoins. They are just made to wreck people, that's it.

Gut feeling is something I've slowly learned to trust. This past six months I've noticed this strange feeling I get toward some projects even without any FUD out there and lately found out I've been right & should've trusted that instinct.

Greed is also good. This is a traders cycle apparently vs. holding. I'm constantly swapping, trading both spot and with leverage. No mercy, no looking back.

While listening to LEO AMA just swapped LMT at a very good level:

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Greed can go against you if you get stupid with it. You can get caught in all kind of FOMO that can end up wrecking you, so be careful with that mindset.

I would agree with you 100% if this was something happening IRL but this is crypto and perhaps the craziest cycle! 😅 This market favours the greedy and gotta follow my instincts. A lot of money is to be made during the next 6 months. 💪

Crypto is real life man. LOL. It's a real industry with real businesses and infrastructure behind it. I trade it the same way I would trade stocks. I pick good, solid projects, with actual fundamentals, so I can rest knowing that I am not going to lose everything in a blink. Now the coins you chase are a different story, those are all just garbage pump and dumps, so have at it. Having a greedy mindset in trading will wreck you pretty quick if you are not careful.

No, it won't. You see, I'm only greedy for stablecoins. Everything else is just a vessel to acquire more stables. I only learn about fundamentals and projects so that I can assess whether they have short-term potential to pump. I don't get attached. Dump & move to the next one.👌