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I want to speak plainly for a moment. The sentiment I’m seeing on X in Bitcoin, miners, HPC/AI proxies tells me that some of the core principles I talk about, risk mgmt, ignoring short term noise, maintaining a long term mindset, etc aren’t sinking in as deeply as they need to.
If what you truly want is to trade, then go for it. You will most likely fail. Why? It’s a profession built on surviving emotional extremes and fewer than 1% do it well. And the reason is simple, markets exploit psychological weakness. They find the soft spots. They pressure-test every conviction. Most people don’t lose money because they lack intelligence they lose because they can’t control their reactions.
The good news is we don’t need to play that game.
Long-term investing lets us step outside the minute to minute turbulence and anchor ourselves to price is not the business. A company can be down -40% while its operations improve, its balance sheet strengthens, and its LT economics remain intact. That’s often how outsized returns are earned by sitting through the uncomfortable parts that scare others away.
You all want the next 5-10x, but struggle with a 30–40% correction. Think about this for a second pls
That’s the contradiction at the heart of investing. You can NOT capture long-term upside without passing through volatility. There is no high return without periods of doubt.
I accept volatility because I understand it’s part of the journey, not a sign that something is broken. If you don’t want to live through swings, that’s perfectly fine but then don’t buy volatile assets. No shame in that. Just buy Bitcoin
When I make these posts it’s to help YOU develop the psychological resilience the market demands. Not to shame, not to lecture, but to prepare you.
To me, the market is a mirror and it shows you who you are, especially when prices move against you. I learned these lessons the hard way years ago.
If you’re feeling fear, frustration, or doubt, guess what, the market doesn’t care. We’re human of course these moments test us. But I’d like to think it’s easier to navigate when others like myself call the BS and look at the market with clear level-headed thinking
Be an investor, stay the course