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Guy who thinks SpaceX IPO sentiment was bearish and that he’s a genius for longing the most hyped IPO ever
Guy who thinks Wall St isn’t going to mark SpaceX up a shit ton and take advantage of the hype to wash retail
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Sure dude they raised 85 billion very easily but everyone thought it was the top x.com/cryptomikli/status/205…

Threadguy is fading consensus on SpaceX IPO being the picotop for stocks “Everyone says the same thing, the smart ones, the retards, everyone. They say the June 12 IPO will be the picotop of the stock market” “If you really believed SpaceX is the pico top of the market, what would you do?. Stocks should be going down right now, it’s three weeks out” "Why aren't they selling? What if SpaceX goes up??"
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In a way farming a good crypto protocol that is doing solid revenue is like an option on the crypto industry but with lowered downside risk if you farm correctly Let’s take @variational_io for example: Scenario 1: > Crypto pumps into end of the year from here > Sentiment, liquidity, spirits in general go up, leading to a higher chance Variational’s TGE goes well Scenario 2: > Crypto dumps into end of year > As long as you don’t zero out an account chasing Variational points you should still most likely come out in some sort of profit due to underlying protocol growth and fundamentals It’s kind of a win-win unless you blow up trading perps either really fast or over and over Just don’t be retarded and it’s basically free
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Variational 2 Week Net Profit: $1,966,218 > So about 1 million per week Lighter average weekly profit over the last few months: > 500k Lighter is worth 1.7 billion right now Why shouldn’t variational be worth more than Lighter or atleast on par by TGE? I expect more people to continue farming into the TGE meaning profits going higher as well…
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The farmer never plants if he waits for perfection
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The #1 thing CT is awful at is managing risk Here is my basic playbook > Have income > Gamble in crypto / trading > Rotate gains to long term equities > Rotate long term equities into properties I’ve been doing this for the past 5-6 years and I am by no means rich but I went from just a few thousand dollars to a few properties and 6 figures in stocks The faster you try to take this game the higher odds you have to lose it I’m not saying don’t take risk or leverage I do both if those but it’s more so about securing a position you won’t sell for a long time before you do anything If your entire networth is able to be gambled at all times then all you need is a bad run and it’s gone Get a long term
I’ve wanted to tell this story for years. Never had the courage. Here it is. I turned a presale allocation into $80 million on $OHM. Today I have $500k left. In 2021, I got a presale allocation in OlympusDAO, then aped heavily myself on top of it. The allocation got me in the door. My own conviction made me go all in. Staked everything. Watched it compound daily. By the peak I was sitting on $80 million. Then I started spending like the money printed itself. Private jets to Dubai because commercial felt beneath me. $40k weekends in Monaco. A garage full of cars I drove twice. Watches I never wore. I tipped $5k at dinners just to feel something. Every purchase was a flex for an audience that didn’t care. The casino was worse. High limit rooms in Vegas and Macau. I’d lose $2 million in a night and laugh it off because the portfolio would make it back by morning. Until it didn’t. When $OHM unwound, I didn’t sell. I doubled down. Then I leveraged. 5x, then 10x, trying to trade my way back to the peak. Every liquidation felt like a personal insult, so I’d open a bigger position. I wasn’t trading anymore. I was gambling with a different interface. $80 million became $20 million. $20 million became $4 million. I told myself $4 million was still life changing money. Then I levered that too. $500k. That’s what’s left. Here’s what I learned the expensive way: Unrealized gains are not money. I never had $80 million. I had a number on a screen and the arrogance to believe it was permanent. Getting in early is a gift. I treated it like a skill. The allocation didn’t make me a genius. It made me lucky. I confused the two for three years. Lifestyle inflation is a leak you don’t notice until the ship is underwater. The jets and cars didn’t kill me. The identity did. I became someone who needed to spend to feel like a winner. Leverage doesn’t get you back to even. It gets you to zero faster. Revenge trading is just grief with a chart open. Nobody at the table in Monaco remembers my name. I’ve carried this story alone for years. Too embarrassed to say it out loud. But $500k is more than most people will ever hold at once, and I’m done pretending the past didn’t happen. The next decade is about building slow and keeping what I make. If you’re up big right now, screenshot this. You’ll need it.
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Starlink Street - MunchPRMR
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Guy who thinks Wall St isn’t going to mark SpaceX up a shit ton and take advantage of the hype to wash retail
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Seeing a lot of gamblers who think they’re traders finally give up a lot of PNL Bullish on the long term
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In all honestly, to me, it has always seemed like Elon Musk is a better salesman than someone who actually drives real earning power for his shareholders He gives you these ideas and theses that make you think ridiculous valuations are warranted Everyone takes the bait and then does it ever actually play out? For every 100B in revenue Tesla currently makes it actually brings in 3-4B in terms of net income > Awful Tesla is still basically the most overvalued name on the market if you consider its valuation as well SpaceX is about to top it… For how long can this dude get rich on hopes and dreams? Or are they all going to come true some day?
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In the middle of a fundamental bullrun people are still trading assets because of ‘how the chart looks’ instead of anything fundamental that has actually been pushing prices
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So if SpaceX is worth 2 trillion on 18 billion in revenue and Google is worth 4 trillion on 400 billion of revenue… Why isn’t Google cheap
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Google Q1 net income up 81% YoY btw Not like it’s growing slowly, even faster than SpaceX
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munch.tem retweeted
$tem is applying the $pltr playbook to the US healthcare system they get proprietary data from 5,000 hospitals and 2/3 of US academic centers this allows them to train an AI healthcare that no one else can train at 4 times sales, it's price like a lab when it's an AI company
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Kind of a weird day for $TEM No headlines just the perpetual munch shill I’ll take it
I am fullporting $TEM like there is no tomorrow No one comes close in terms of genetic data While at the same time genetic data is exactly what’s needed for AI to make a difference in biology Zero or hero by 2030
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I am fullporting $TEM like there is no tomorrow No one comes close in terms of genetic data While at the same time genetic data is exactly what’s needed for AI to make a difference in biology Zero or hero by 2030
One line holding back the genome industry from going wild. Bio tech and genome stocks finally make sense with AI and should be much higher by 2030.
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The biggest beneficiary of AI is healthcare and it’s because of this
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People are finally catching on
$TEM is $PLTR with a lab coat Access my free $TEM deep dive below investment-ideas-by-antonio.…
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$TEM really looks like it could be bottoming
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It’s called Tempus
New Science Blog: Why has AI advanced faster in coding than in biology? To agents, bio databases are like cities built before cars—maddening to drive in because they're designed for different traffic. How do we build infrastructure agents can use? anthropic.com/research/agent…
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