Jay_scan88 retweeted
YOUR FIRST GOOD MONEY SHOULD CHANGE HOW YOU LIVE WHEN NOBODY’S WATCHING.
Start with these....
1. A proper mattress. You can’t work all day and come home to wrestle springs.
2. Fresh socks and underwear. Bro, some of those pairs have completed their assignment.
3. That dental appointment. You’ve been chewing on one side long enough.
4. Emergency savings. A broken phone shouldn’t send you typing, “Bro, are you awake?”
5. Health cover you understand. Read what it pays for while you’re feeling well.
6. A stocked kitchen. Your fridge should have more than cold water and tomato sauce.
7. Clothes that fit you now. Stop holding your breath to button a shirt you can replace.
8. Comfortable shoes. You shouldn’t need two business days to recover from wearing them.
9. Proper locks and outside lighting. Every sound at night shouldn’t turn you into a security guard.
10. A small toolkit. You shouldn’t need three neighbours to tighten one screw.
11. A spare key somewhere safe. Stop funding emergency meetings between your landlord and a locksmith.
12. Organised documents. “It’s somewhere in my WhatsApp” is a stressful filing system.
13. A clear debt record. A big payment can make you forget how much already belongs to other people.
14. Automatic savings. Move something before Friday starts making suggestions.
15. A separate business account. Your stock money shouldn’t be buying the whole table drinks.
16. A budget for helping family. You can love people without financing every plot twist.
17. Repairs you’ve postponed. Stop explaining to visitors how to flush your toilet.
18. A home you enjoy living in. You deserve a clean towel even when nobody’s visiting.
19. A plan for your dependants. Someone should know what to do if you can’t work.
20. Time to enjoy what you earn. Your family would also like to meet the man paying the bills.
Let your money fix your daily headaches before it starts impressing strangers.
Jay_scan88 retweeted
Have money guys. I don’t know how, but have money. Everything is nice when you have money
Jay_scan88 retweeted
Your job is to make as much money as possible by any means necessary. Don’t box yourself into roles. Don’t identify with your job. Nobody cares if you’re a software/ai/cloud/anything engineer, your knowledge might be obsolete in a few months and you could get laid off next year, who knows.
Build multiple income sources. Skill up. Try to escape the rat race. Play the system. Cheat. Commit fraud. Lie on your resume. Whatever. You’re not winning this game by staying a good, obedient employee.
Jay_scan88 retweeted
➡️84k ⌛️
➡️75k ⌛️
➡️ath ⌛️
And timeframes matter.
84k: likely takes some days
75k: likely takes some weeks
Ath: likely takes some months/years
$btc
We will see 84k+ first, then 75k.
Both are coming imo.
No guarantees (ever), but just a result of the research I performed this weekend.
Jay_scan88 retweeted
A fresh haircut, a good workout, a clean apartment, a full fridge, a full tank, zero debts, and money coming in.
Man, that's a different kind of peace.
Jay_scan88 retweeted
$DOGE
Will this be the next big runner?
Since the first major breakout two months ago, price has been accumulating in a horizontal range.
During this period, we first swept the range highs, and now we've finally swept the major lows as well.
However, since the last major high 25 days ago, price has consistently formed lower highs in an almost 30% drop, leaving significant liquidity resting above them.
Now we are retesting the most important LTF trend breakout, while sweeping the recent major low with the liquidity sitting below that level.
So from a risk-to-reward perspective, longs are heavily favoured at these levels as I expect price to be close to the local bottom here.
That's why I've just opened two positions.
First, I've accumulated a decent-sized spot bag at these levels, which I plan to hold for the long term.
Second, I've opened a swing long targeting $0.1182, with my invalidation being a weekly close below $0.0783.
With a potential bull run target of $0.52, DOGE has nearly 600% upside potential from here, making this an very attractive area for me to accumulate for the next major expansion higher.
Jay_scan88 retweeted
I've got a feeling meme coins could make some serious moves before Q4 ends. 👀
A few names I'm keeping on my radar:
$DOGE
$SHIB
$PUMP
$PEPE
$BinanceLife
If meme coin momentum returns, I wouldn't be surprised to see some of these take off.
These are my picks. Now it's your turn.
Shill me your strongest meme coin for the rest of Q4.
Jay_scan88 retweeted
Nobody talks about the Problems that come AFTER you make serious money.
Everyone wants to be rich until they realize that making money and managing wealth are two completely different games.
At some point, your biggest fear is no longer losing a trade or missing an opportunity.
It’s protecting everything you’ve spent years building.
You start taking 10–12 hour flights just to meet bankers, lawyers, accountants and people who manage your assets.
One week you’re in Dubai handling businesses.
Next week you’re in Switzerland discussing wealth protection.
Then Monaco for connections, London for investments, and somewhere else to close another deal.
Not every flight is a vacation.
Sometimes you’re flying across the world just to sign papers and come back.
Your money is no longer sitting in one bank, one country or one asset.
You have businesses to run, properties to manage, investments to watch, taxes to understand, currencies to diversify and people depending on your decisions.
And the bigger your wealth gets, the more complicated everything becomes.
Even trusting people becomes expensive.
One bad partnership, one legal mistake, one wrong investment or one person with the wrong intentions can cost you years of hard work.
People see the luxury , five-star hotels, private lounges and beautiful views.
They think you’ve finally made it and life must be easy now.
But sometimes the guy sitting next to you in first class isn’t going on holiday.
He’s flying 12 hours to solve a problem worth millions.
That’s the part of wealth nobody posts about.
Making your first million can change your life.
Managing your next hundred million can become your life.
And here’s something I’ve learned:
The goal isn’t just to become rich.
It’s to build something that doesn’t collapse the moment you stop working.
Because there’s a huge difference between having money, being wealthy and staying wealthy.
Getting rich is one game.
Staying rich is another.
Building generational wealth is a whole different league.
And trust me, not everyone who dreams of an empire is ready for the responsibility of running one ♛