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Been away from X for the last 3 days. Spent some quality time with family, enjoyed Eid, ate way too much food, and stayed away from charts for a while 😄 Now it's time to catch up with everything I missed in crypto. Hope everyone had a great Eid. Eid Mubarak to all of you ❤️

Crypto market just reminded everyone how brutal geopolitics can be. Bitcoin suddenly dropped under major levels after news about escalating US-Iran tensions started spreading across the market. And within just around 90 minutes… more than $500M worth of crypto longs got wiped out. Half a billion dollars. Gone. That’s the scary side of leverage trading most people ignore during green candles. Everything feels easy during pumps. People start opening aggressive longs. Higher leverage. Bigger positions. More confidence. Then one geopolitical headline appears… and the entire market changes direction instantly. BTC dumped hard. Altcoins followed even harder. Liquidation cascades started everywhere. One position getting liquidated pushed price lower, which triggered more liquidations, which pushed the market down even more. Classic crypto domino effect. And honestly, moments like this expose the truth about the market: Crypto is still heavily driven by emotion, fear and global uncertainty. People love calling Bitcoin “digital gold” during bullish times. But during panic? Most traders still treat it like a high-risk asset. That’s why war headlines, Fed news, ETF flows, or political tensions can suddenly shake the entire market within minutes. The craziest part is how fast sentiment changes. A few hours before the dump: people were posting bullish targets, talking about breakout season, opening leveraged longs confidently. Then suddenly timelines turned silent after the liquidation wave started. That’s crypto. Extreme greed. Extreme fear. Very little mercy. And every big liquidation event teaches the same lesson again: In leverage trading, survival matters more than being right once. Because one bad move during high volatility can erase weeks of profit in minutes.

Got hit with a liquidation today 📛 And honestly… no matter how long you stay in crypto, liquidation messages still hurt differently. You open a trade feeling confident. You think your setup makes sense. You tell yourself: “this dip is normal” “price will bounce” “just a little more patience” Then suddenly the market keeps moving against you. Your PNL turns red. Stress starts building. You keep staring at the chart hoping for reversal. But the market doesn’t care about hope. A few more candles later… “Liquidation notice.” Trade gone. Margin gone. Confidence gone too 😭 The painful part about liquidation isn’t only losing money. It’s watching yourself slowly realize you were wrong while still hoping you weren’t. And the scary thing is, almost every trader goes through this phase. Especially in leverage trading. Crypto has a brutal way of teaching risk management. Sometimes one overconfident trade is enough to erase days or even weeks of profit. That’s why experienced traders always say: Survival matters more than fast gains. Because in this market, protecting capital is more important than chasing every opportunity. Still hurts though. Especially when you open the exchange app and the first thing you see is: “Liquidation notice” 💀

Yesterday I opened a long on $SUI with around $40 Entry was around 1.042 TP was set at 1.063 And you know what happened? This stupid coin pumped all the way to 1.0628… then dumped before touching my TP. Just 0.0002 away. 0.0002. After that, price reversed hard and my trade ended in loss. Honestly, moments like this mentally hurt more than normal losses. Because when you’re completely wrong, you accept it fast. But when the market comes THAT close to your target and still leaves without you… it feels personal 😭 And the funniest part? This doesn’t happen once. It keeps happening again and again. That’s when traders start saying: “market maker is watching my trades” But honestly, after spending enough time in crypto, I realized something: The market doesn’t care about our emotions. Sometimes your analysis is correct, but your TP placement is slightly greedy. Sometimes the market rewards patience. Sometimes it punishes greed by literally 0.0001%. That’s the painful part about leveraged trading. One tiny number can completely change the outcome. Profit becomes loss. Confidence becomes frustration. And suddenly you start questioning everything: your strategy, your entry, your psychology, even whether you should trade anymore. But these experiences are also part of becoming a better trader. Every experienced trader has stories like this. Missed TP. Fake breakout. Liquidation before reversal. Perfect analysis, wrong timing. Crypto humbles everyone eventually. Still hurts though 😭 Especially when I look at the chart and see price touched 1.0628 while my TP was sitting at 1.063 like an idiot.

One thing crypto keeps teaching people again and again, Most traders don’t lose because they’re unlucky. They lose because they can’t control emotions. Yesterday people were tweeting: “UP ONLY.” “Bull market confirmed.” “Easy longs.” A few hours later, the same people disappeared after the liquidation wave started. That’s the reality of this market. Crypto moves on emotion faster than logic. When candles go green: people become overconfident. When candles go red: people suddenly panic like the world is ending. And leverage makes everything worse. Because leverage doesn’t only amplify profits. It amplifies emotions too. Fear feels heavier. Greed feels stronger. Mistakes become more expensive. That’s why experienced traders survive differently. They don’t try to catch every move. They protect capital first. A lot of new traders think winning in crypto means making huge profits fast. But honestly? The real skill is staying alive long enough to keep playing the game. Because every cycle creates new opportunities. But most people get wiped out before they can reach them.

A lot of people think the crypto industry is only for traders and investors. But after exploring this space more deeply, I realized something interesting: Some of the smartest people in crypto don’t make money from trading at all. They work behind the scenes. The crypto industry now needs: community managers social media managers content writers researchers graphic designers video editors moderators growth marketers support managers And honestly, many projects struggle to find people who can communicate properly and stay consistent. That’s where opportunities are growing fast. Most startups in crypto care more about: activity communication skills creativity and understanding internet culture than expensive degrees. I’ve noticed that many people enter this industry by doing very simple things first: writing content managing communities helping users creating posts staying active on X and LinkedIn Over time, those small contributions turn into: remote jobs freelance work partnerships and long-term connections The interesting part is that crypto is still a very internet-driven industry. Your online presence matters a lot here. Sometimes one good post, one useful thread, or one active community contribution is enough for the right person to notice you. That’s why I think building skills publicly online is becoming extremely valuable now. Not just in crypto — but especially in crypto. #crypto #web3 #careers

Today’s crypto market was brutal 🔻🔻 Hundreds of millions got wiped out from the market in just 24 hours. Depending on the data source, total liquidations crossed somewhere between $400M–$600M , and most of it came from overleveraged longs. This is the part most people don’t understand about crypto. The market doesn’t only punish bad projects. It punishes greed too. For the last few weeks, people became too comfortable. Everyone expected BTC to keep moving higher. Everyone opened leverage positions. Everyone thought dips were “free money”. Then suddenly the market reminded people why leverage is dangerous. One sharp move down, and positions started getting erased one after another. That’s how liquidation cascades happen. One liquidation pushes price lower, which triggers more liquidations, which pushes price even lower again. A chain reaction. And the scary part? Most traders don’t even realize how fast it happens until their position is already gone. BTC dropped hard. ETH got hit badly too. Altcoins suffered even more because they usually bleed harder during panic. But honestly… these moments are also what make crypto interesting. Extreme fear. Extreme greed. Fast money. Fast destruction. No other market moves with this much emotion. What’s even more interesting is that liquidation data tells you a lot about market psychology. When long liquidations dominate heavily, it usually means: the market got too euphoric. When short liquidations dominate, it usually means people became too bearish. Right now, the market feels exhausted. A lot of traders got humbled this week. And every cycle, the same lesson repeats: Survival matters more than quick profits. Because in crypto, if you stay long enough, another opportunity always comes. But if leverage wipes you out completely, you don’t even get the chance to see the next move.

One thing I noticed in crypto: Small communities often feel stronger than big ones. Because when a community is still small, people feel important. They reply more. They recognize each other. They feel early. That “early feeling” is powerful. The moment a project loses that feeling, engagement starts dropping. A lot of projects try to scale too fast. But community isn’t only numbers. It’s emotion. The best Web3 projects know how to make people feel like they’re part of something before everyone else arrives.

Most crypto projects are trying too hard to look “professional”. Clean branding. Fancy roadmap. Big words. Corporate tweets. But the projects that actually grow fast usually feel alive. People want energy. People want movement. People want something they can talk about. That’s why meme projects spread so fast. Not because people suddenly became stupid. But because memes are easier to share than “next-generation decentralized infrastructure powered by AI”. A lot of Web3 founders still don’t understand this. In crypto, attention comes first. Then community. Then product.

I know they miss me, but probably not for the reasons I want them to. 😭😂 See you guys in a week

The illusion of choice in Japanese💀

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Is it too late to be a kid again?

TL浄化しようと思ったのに おすすめ欄が欲望に支配されてる

朝からスマホに一体何があったの？💦 誰か説明して！😂

Thanks subtitles, very helpful 💀

軽く食べる”の意味、 完全に見失った

Japan really didn’t hold back when they designed their Kanji. The logic is suspiciously specific 💀

幸せって、案外“あと3ヶ月”の中にあるのかもしれない