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@Smilemetaverse

GM freens.. Always grateful, buh never satisfied! Aktive Sunday

@MrDegenMax

$SHIP | @EthraShip One of the most exciting aspects of the RWA movement is seeing established industries connect with blockchain in practical ways. Global shipping has powered international trade for decades yet access to this sector has largely been limited to major

@NKLinhzk

Rivrdex gas voucher actually matters

@ralphscall

JUST IN: Faze Banks and @blknoiz06 BOTH ADMIT they SOLD all of their $ANSEM tokens… “I sold my tokens to buy more chrome heart jeans” - Banks “Fuck retail traders lets just pop bottles with the profit” - Ansem [Spoken audio]: Yeah. If I was starting from zero, the first thing I would do is figure out your, your profits and your expenses. So obviously you have whatever money is from your job, you have your expenses that you need to pay every month. You have some money left over after that. So what you do with the money after that, like after you pay all your expenses, is what you start investing with. Same way that you spend money when you go out to the club or spend money when you go to events with your friends. Dr. Julius just said in the chat, trading investing are different things. And I think it's relevant to what you're saying right now. It's, it's exactly the way to think about it. Yeah, they are 100% so like when when you have money to decide you whatever money that you spend for like your Fun you take some of that money that you're going to put in your savings and you start investing with that So the way that I think you should think about it is you have free buckets. You have like your cash bucket Which is your money for like emergencies Like low yield savings accounts like very low risk. Then you have your long-term investing bucket And that's stuff where you are investing in thinking like long-term like 10 years stuff You're not really looking to sell soon and stuff that you think are like low risk as well And going to do well over long-term. So that's stuff like just the basic ETFs on the stock market like the SPY top 5 my whole K type shit Yeah, the QQQ, which is like the tech ETF and then really large companies that have been successful I think Google Amazon Apple Meta, those are like, I would say a good four to have in your portfolio long term. And I would say that's probably like 30% of your portfolio. And then I would say like the riskier stuff, like the active trading stuff. I'll say 30% is probably like those core group of companies. I'll say 20% is just like the basic ETFs. And then with the other half, that's the half that you actively trade. So this is where you're trying to hit, like your moon shots, like your high risk stuff that you're really high convicted in, but you think could like 10X do really well. So for me personally, that's stuff like lower cap crypto projects, like if I am looking at a new L1, for example, hyper liquid, if that was trading, when it dropped, it would trade at like $4. I think it traded, three or $4. And I'm like, I think this is a really good protocol. I think this is gonna do really well. It's also not as well known as other L1s and I'm early to this trade. So that's something that you slam in like your active trading portfolio or something like, not something like Marvel or something like Nebius or something like Sandisk early on, if you spot those trends occurring, that's also trades where you think you're early to a narrative, have strong fundamentals, but you can like allocate heavily thinking that you're early and those are kind of like your individual place, but you could be out of them in like a year or out of them in a few months if they do really well and you can rotate that to other players. I think you have- I want to talk about over the long enough period of time, like the difference in importance of like focusing on compound interest versus like taking huge crazy swings and like, you know, whisking everything and hyper gambling, like you said, like he said in the chat, trading and investing different things. Yeah, the way you want to think about investing is like, you want to compound your gains every single year. Like if you can hit, I mean, I don't even know with the averages returns for the stock market. But if you can hit like 10% or close to 10% and just keep compounding that year over year, like over a long period of time, that's gonna grow a lot. People always discount how much compound interest actually impacts somebody's portfolio if you continually add to it and you continually do well. On the flip side is like, like I said, with the plays that are higher risk and you can take big shots on, obviously those are ones where you can lose money. So you want to have your cap risk on like how much you're going to lose there. But like you don't want to the thing is you don't want to be all in something like that because you want your slow portfolio that's going to compound over time. If you go all in or all in leverage long on one play and then you lose your entire portfolio, you're going to start from zero. You don't want to be. It's also even if you win a fucking coin flip three times in a row, you know, and double your money three times in a row, that fourth time, if you fucking hit wrong, you're just done. Like you get liquid. You don't want to get zero. You don't want to get your toe.

@0xSrMessi

Set your reminders futards

@paulperotti31

Paulie on Final Bosu

@0xLazyys

Spent more time on the @CNPYNetwork testnet this week. What surprised me isn’t the tech, it’s what the community’s actually building. Block Rocket is a fully multiplayer game, live in your browser, built entirely on Canopy as a nested chain. Community developed. Community