Greenyeth

My thoughts on the market right now (time sensitive)

Do what makes you happy... if you aren't happy don't do it.

Some of my biggest wins (five and even six figures) came when I least expected them.
Not because I predicted the market perfectly, but because I found a clean setup, defined my invalidation and then did the hardest part… nothing.
I didn’t micromanage every candle. I didn’t panic at noise. I didn’t interfere with my own plan. Most traders think skill is activity. In reality, patience is the skill. Time in a good trade beats staring at charts all day.
Learning when to wait will make you more money than learning when to click.

I’ve lost a lot of fcking money in crypto. I’ve also made a lot of fcking money in crypto.
And here’s the part people forget… every dollar I’ve made here is money I never would’ve had if it was for this industry. No inheritance, no shortcuts, just screens, hard work, patience and growth.
Crypto didn’t just give me profits. It forced me to grow, it humbled me, it taught me discipline, patience and responsibility in a way no job ever did. Brutal at times, but these are lessons we all need to learn.
Most people only focus on the losses or only flex the wins. The truth is both are part of the jour

People only see the screenshots. The wins. The milestones. The “overnight success.” This applies to trading, this applies to content.
They don’t see the quiet mornings learning something that doesn’t click yet or the losing days you still journal. The hours you spent reviewing mistakes instead of blaming the market. The reps, the boredom, the self-doubt, the tiny improvements no one claps for, but quietly compounds into consistency and strategy.
Progress isn’t loud. It’s built in private, using consistency and patience, showing up when there’s nothing to post or no profitable trade to take. It

Crypto is 10% finding an entry and 90% controlling yourself after you’re in.
Anyone can click buy. Very few can hold a plan, manage fear, avoid revenge trades and stay consistent when the market messes with their head. That’s why most people lose.

Seeing infofi creators calling Alon 'cancer'
Whats worst? Pumpfun or InfoFi?

Risk to Reward means nothing if your psychology is broken. Your trading plan means nothing if you don’t trust it.
Most people don’t lose because of bad entries. They lose because they can’t hold confidence when price moves.

All the best news and volatile price moves happen when I’m asleep and America is awake - there’s a lesson in that