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What would you choose — a penny that doubles every day for 31 days... or 5 million dollars right now? Most people take the 5 million. But if you double that cent daily, you end up with over 10 million. Yeah — mind blown, right? That’s how life and trading work. It’s not always about speed — it’s about trajectory. Most traders lose because they chase everything now. But real gains come from small, repeated, intentional moves. Action and inaction are both forms of decision You can’t blame others for your decisions — no one was there pressing the buy/sell buttons for you. Just aim for balance in life — and in markets, make sure at least 51% of your decisions are winning ones. That’s enough to stay ahead. Consistency > Luck. #trading

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Where $WCT will stop? easy mode short #wct

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$MASK price prediction. main targets still relevant? #Mask

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Regarding the Altcoin Season Friends, here’s a strong recommendation: lower your expectations. Those who were around in 2021 are expecting similar growth, but let me remind you — back then, many altcoins surged by 2,000–3,000% from their lows. For many who are stuck in newly listed coins, just reaching break-even from current levels would require a +900% move. That’s why people are hoping for 5,000–10,000% gains — not based on logic, but simply because that’s what it would take to recover. This creates the impression of mass delusion, where people start believing in random numbers just because they have no other choice. Newcomers to the market are listening to stories from 2020–2021 like they were some kind of magic, expecting the same thing to happen again. But the reality is: a broad spectrum of altcoins will not experience parabolic growth. Crypto won’t go up just because it’s crypto. The market is evolving and maturing — and that’s a good thing. Hopefully, after this cycle, 50% of altcoins will be flushed out for good. And we’ll never see them on our radar again. The market is oversaturated with an overwhelming number of useless assets — at this point, it honestly resembles a legal casino, with clear signs of money laundering through the launch of tokens. All of it masked with beautiful words like “technology,” “blockchain,” and “the future.” Mixed feelings remain regarding whether altcoins will form new lows in the summer. And that’s one more reason I believe the market will stay green this summer. Why? It just doesn’t make sense to drag altcoins even lower, offering perfect spot and futures entries across the entire sector… and then what? Drive prices up so that everyone becomes rich? Not likely. More realistically, we’ve already bottomed out. And as the market starts to rise, people will hesitate, wait too long, and finally jump in — but only after prices are already much higher #Altcoins👀🚀

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