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Joined November 2021
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Let me explain why I’m calling this bull run “The People’s Bullrun” and why it represents the most significant wealth-creation opportunity for retail investors since Bitcoin’s early days: In 2013-2014, average people could buy BTC at $100 and ride it to life-changing wealth. After that, the game changed. VCs, institutions, and insider cabals started front-running everything. They got private sale allocations, they controlled the narratives, they dumped on retail. The typical retail investor was always buying from whales, not alongside them. But this cycle? We're seeing something unprecedented. The highest performing assets aren't controlled by VCs or cabals - they're genuinely decentralized community movements. And here's the key: retail isn't buying from whales, they're buying BEFORE the whales. Think about it: - No private sales - No VC allocations - No team tokens - No insider advantages Just pure, open market accumulation. When a fund or institution wants exposure to these community-driven assets, they have to buy from retail holders. The power dynamic has completely inverted. For the first time since 2013, retail isn't exit liquidity - they're the supply constraint. This is why we're seeing these astronomical returns. When an asset has true community ownership and believers refuse to sell, the price discovery process becomes explosive. Each new wave of buyers has to bid higher and higher to convince holders to part with their tokens. And unlike VC-backed projects, there's no massive unlock cliff waiting to dump on buyers. The wealth creation potential is actually higher than 2013 because: 1. The market is much larger now 2. There are more fiat on-ramps 3. The cultural reach is wider 4. Institutions are desperate for exposure 5. Communities are more sophisticated at value capture A retail investor who recognizes authentic community movements early can position themselves for 100-1000x returns because they're truly getting in before smart money, not after it. This isn't about catching pumps - it's about identifying real cultural momentum and riding it as the rest of the world catches up. We haven't seen this level of opportunity equalizer in crypto for a decade. The game isn't rigged in favor of insiders anymore. Pure conviction and cultural awareness are beating insider access and venture funding. That's why it's truly The People's Bullrun - the life-changing gains are going to believers, not institutions. For once, being early doesn't require special access - it just requires the wisdom to recognize authentic community movements and the conviction to hold through volatility. The greatest opportunity for retail wealth creation since 2013 isn't just hopium - it's the natural result of a fundamental shift in how crypto value is being created and captured. This is The People's Bullrun because for once, the people are in control.
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they could never make me hate cryptocurrency
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Bom dia Day 493 of telling you about the bottom forming on my Cryptocurrency Coins Bottom
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I have infinitely more respect for “I don’t want to” than “I can’t.” There are plenty of things I don't want to do. Find what interests you and get exceptionally good at it. But we're living in an era where you can learn brain surgery on YouTube. Have some fucking curiosity.
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cash is fucked.
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Frothless retweeted
Replying to @MustStopMurad
Having been in SPX prior to your list, I wholeheartedly believe in this and it is the exact reason that I know solana:4ikwYoNvoGEwtMbziUyYBTz1zRM6nmxspsfw9G7Bpump will hit billions one day It would be great to discuss this brother
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I'm increasingly convinced that testosterone is one of the most important variables separating winners from losers in financial markets. My hypothesis is simple. Testosterone is intimately involved in status seeking, competitive behaviour, dominance and reward sensitivity. These are precisely the psychological traits required to bid bottoms, accumulate enormous positions and hold them with absolute fucking conviction. Look at the current state of the market. What feels like 90% of speculative volume is chasing opportunities whose primary purpose is to make KOLs, streamers and influencers richer. We have an entire generation of financially submissive, low-T men who have developed what can only be described as a PARASOCIAL FINDOM KINK for other men. Actual fucking cucks and paypigs. They spend their days letting another man tell them what to buy, how to think, when to sell and whether they're allowed to feel bullish. Their conviction is borrowed. Their confidence is conditional. Their entire decision-making process is dependent on external validation. These men are desperately searching for a dominant masculine figure to assume the psychological burden of leadership that they're incapable of carrying themselves. And this becomes especially obvious at the bottom of a market. The excitement has evaporated. Nobody gives a fuck anymore. Volume has dried up. Entire sectors are trading at a fraction of their previous valuations. Assets with measurable and extraordinary asymmetric upside are sitting on an absolute fucking FIRE SALE. The opportunity to accumulate a life-changing position over the next several years is staring everyone directly in the face. Rewind the clock and you will see just how insanely lucrative these boring times can be. Throw a dart at anything and watch it 1000x over the next 4 years. And the overwhelming majority will do absolutely NOTHING. This is where the testosterone hypothesis becomes fascinating. Competitive status motivation fundamentally influences how men respond to uncertainty, and I suspect it plays an enormous role in determining who actually captures these opportunities. A winner sees an opportunity to establish himself at the top of the hierarchy. A loser experiences the psychological discomfort of making a decision without permission. The winner calculates the risk, establishes a thesis, allocates capital and accepts responsibility for the outcome. The loser opens their fucking twitter feed to find out what another man thinks. Working a bag through an entire bull market demands the same psychological machinery as leadership. Independent judgement. Competitive aggression. Emotional regulation. Patience. Absolute conviction in the face of uncertainty. Intelligence without the psychological fortitude to execute is completely fucking worthless. You can correctly identify the greatest asymmetric opportunity of your lifetime and still remain poor because you couldn't emotionally tolerate watching your portfolio turn red on a Tuesday. The next generation of winners is accumulating generational wealth while the paypigs are busy financing their favourite streamer's next fucking watch. The market is a brutal sorting mechanism for competitive psychology. For those of you still bullish, welcome to the money zone. This is where you make it.
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Tbh I’m pretty bullish on this whole $crypto thing
Tbh I’m pretty bullish on this whole $crypto thing
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Replying to @FrothlessPlease
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CLGH holy_smoke.exe $crypto
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Bom dia Day 492 of telling you about the bottom forming on my Cryptocurrency Coins Bottom
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AI and the internet may make retirement impossible for the bottom 70%, while giving the top 10% virtually unlimited upside. Build a personal brand. Network relentlessly. Position yourself in emerging, misunderstood industries filled with wealthy, passionate people. It's an incredible era to be an outlier.
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ALL TIME HIGHS IN NOVEMBER
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Boredom is the bag killer
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Bom dia Day 491 of telling you about the bottom forming on my Cryptocurrency Coins Bottom here imo
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Crypto looks good here
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Frothless retweeted
If you've ever launched a coin and gave up on it you're spiritually cursed forever
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Frothless retweeted
Replying to @FrothlessPlease
WERE YOU AWARE THAT THE PENTAGON TOOK 491 DAYS TO BUILD!?! THAT MEANS THAT @FrothlessPlease HAS BEEN POSTING THIS FOR AS LONG AS IT TOOK TO BUILD THE LARGEST OFFICE BUILDING IN THE WORLD!!! PERHAPS, YOU SHOULD LITSTEN!! T H A T I S C O N V I C T I O N!
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Bom dia Day 490 of telling you about the bottom forming on my Cryptocurrency Coins Probably a good spot to take profits here
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This is come from obama website . Everyone can go and search bitcoinobama.com @FrothlessPlease @baransu_eth bitcoinobama.com/crypto
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You can literally tweet the lowest-effort, AI-generated, "I'm 14 and this is deep" schizo slop, and Twitter will eat it up. You're all room-temperature-IQ, mouth-breathing goyim. This is ridiculous lol.
We all died in 2014. Everything since has been a computer simulation. The project was abandoned in 2021. The software responsible for generating new experiences has been left running unattended, and most of it is just looping now. The schizophrenics and those who exist closest to the boundaries of their own consciousness felt it first. A kind of collective psychosis has been spreading ever since. You can see examples of it everywhere. People are genuinely going insane. Doesn't it feel like the same song has been playing on repeat for years? Like someone is slowly turning up the volume on the background noise? The same conversations. The same people. The same events, rearranged into slightly different configurations. It is accelerating. Nothing feels entirely new anymore. And if you concentrate hard enough, you can still remember the exact moment you died.
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Anyways, buy Cryptocurrency Coin. And thank me later, retards.
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