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In trading, if your main focus is to make money, you will only end up losing money. Your task as a trader is to be disciplined, and as a result you make money. Only 5% understand it.

ANALYSIS 🧵: The $270M Drift Protocol hack was a six-month North Korean intelligence operation. Attackers posed as a quant trading firm, met contributors in person at conferences across multiple countries, and deposited $1M of their own capital before executing the drain.

$BTC is kinda just chilling right now Moving sideways after that last push Holding up pretty well, but you can tell it’s struggling a bit to break higher Feels like one of those moments where it’s just building up for a bigger move If it pops above resistance, it could run, but if it slips, we probably get a deeper pullback first

Despite Bitcoin's mere 12% rise over the past five years, $MSTR is up 68.5%, outperforming the NASDAQ. But that’s not due to Bitcoin’s performance. It’s due to investors’ willingness to overpay for MSTR so @Saylor could keep overpaying for Bitcoin. Sell MSTR before it crashes.

BREAKING: Bitcoin Next DROP Almost CONFIRMED? BTC is stuck around 67K, and traders are saying that the next price low is just a matter of time. The market shows weak momentum and clear selling pressure, which is strengthening the downside. If the support breaks, will you exit or buy the dip?

I feel conflicted when I see such tweets, so let me share my personal view. 1. In the cryptocurrency industry, whether you are a KOL or an individual IP, pursuing traffic has very limited potential, because in crypto, whether it's salary from Musk, advertising from project teams, or KOL rounds, the money earned always has a ceiling. 2. The crypto industry's pyramid has three directions: exchanges, project teams, and market makers. Describing it as a trident is more fitting. KOLs are just the base of these three, and the only way to break free from this constraint is to trade yourself, but trading is also the hardest; most people can't handle trading as a livelihood. 3. The concept of an IP may be interpreted differently by each person. I think it is “track + feather”. The track is easy to understand—you mainly develop in that field and have some say in it. The feather, I believe, is character: doing what should be done, not doing what shouldn't be done. 4. I still think many friends now aim to become “KOL” but are on the wrong path. True masters in this space aren't about personas or gimmicks; they simply want to share their insights, not to earn money from sharing. Once there is a purpose, comparison and cost‑effectiveness arise, whereas sharing itself should be pure. 5. Sharing should be a joyful activity; earning some money while feeling mentally and physically pleasant is fine, but if you obsessively chase content solely for profit, in my view, the paths you can take are limited. The above is entirely my personal opinion. It is not directed at anyone.

I think the combination of AI and cryptocurrency is truly the worst, meaning an increase in advanced fraud and hacking. In a negative sense, I believe AI will massively strengthen hackers' tactics for stealing funds, so if you're handling crypto assets in this era, ・Don't store private keys or seed phrases on a PC ・Use a hardware wallet You should definitely enforce at least these measures.