Sweep1

Imagine you’re 18.
Every weekend you go out and spend around $200.
Drinks, food, rides, random stuff.
That’s $800 a month.
Now fast forward to age 65.
If you keep doing that from 18 to 65
You’ll spend roughly $450,000 just on going out.
Now here’s the alternative.
Instead of spending that $800 every month, you invest it into the S&P 500.
No trading.
Just consistent monthly investing.
Historically, the S&P 500 has returned about 10% per year over the long run.
Do that for 47 years.
That same $450,000 doesn’t disappear.
It compounds.
By age 65, you’re sitting on roughly $10,000,000.
Same money.

Today I replied to nobody and just posted.
My posts performed 10× better.
Something is clearly broken in how X incentivizes engagement.
If replying deboosts you, people stop replying.
Then no one gets engagement. Broken flywheel.

In this market right now, 2x is the new 10x.
Either you're finding a really good coin and hold it because you have conviction in it.
Otherwise you take your initials as soon as possible.
Stop becoming community members where no real communities exist.
Most of the coins that launch nowadays get some members that are pushing for a bit just to sell on top of your head.
Leave a moonbag and move on to the next trade.
Small profits compound, and they are better than losing your money consistently.
It’s a rotation market.

On threads app I have 1000 followers, I post the exact same content I post here from an API, I do 0 replies there and I get 100x the engagement
If I put those 1,000,000 replies on threads I’d already have a few million followers
Massive problem

Buy a house for $35k
Rent for $2.5 million per room
4 rooms
That's $120 million a year

Does anyone else ever get the random urge to get your life together in the middle of the night?