Greenyeth

Motivation is unreliable. Structure isn’t.
When I had no routine, every decision felt heavy. I overtraded, overspent and reacted emotionally. Not because I was lazy, but because I was overloaded. Budgets, automation, checklists, rules, boring tools with powerful outcomes.
The goal isn’t to be motivated every day, t’s to build systems that still work on your worst days. That’s true in trading and in life.

Greed rarely feels reckless in the moment. It feels reasonable, you feel like you're handling it in a mature way.
Yet thoughts run through your head; 'just this once', 'I deserve this win' or 'nah this one’s different'. That’s why it’s dangerous. It disguises itself as confidence, as that 'little bit more'. Every major mistake I’ve made in Crypto came after a period of wins not losses.
Wins quickly lower your standards if you don’t notice it happening or stick to a strict trading regime.

The most expensive mistakes I’ve made weren’t bad trades, they were moments where I abandoned my own rules because I felt something.
Whether it was revenge trading, over-sizing into positions, holding losers because 'surely they come back it’ll come back or letting ego get the better of my planning.
I’ve lost money fast enough to make your stomach drop, I’ve sat in positions I knew were wrong and froze anyway. I’ve trusted people I shouldn’t have because I wanted things to be easy.
None of that taught me how to win, but it taught me how to survive. Now I assume I’m fallible in every single tra

Most people think trading is about finding winners. It isn’t. It’s about controlling losses.
Anyone can hold a green position. Very few can cut a red one without freezing or revenge trading. Losses aren’t the enemy unmanaged losses are.
Once I stopped trying to avoid losing and started planning for it, everything changed. Risk became measurable. Emotions became quieter and decisions became repeatable.
If you don’t know exactly how much you’re willing to lose before you enter, you’re not trading you’re hoping and gambling.

I didn’t become a better trader by finding better indicators. I became better when I stopped trying to outsmart the market and started trying to understand it.
My background is teaching, not finance. That sounds irrelevant, but it shaped how I approached everything in Crypto. Teachers don’t care about the answer, they care about the process, about whether a student actually understands why the answer works. Market understand works in the same way.
Most people chase certainty, but like all things in life certainty doesn’t exist, but probability does.
Trading taught me that confusion is expensiv

Maybe this is why Trump is so interested in Venezuela

I’m 30, nearly 31 and coming up on my tenth year in crypto.
I’ve seen multiple cycles, hype phases, market crashes and reinventions. I was around when ETH was $20, when BTC was a few hundred dollars, when Solana first launched and barely anyone cared. This isn't to flex, but rather to give you context. Time in markets changes how you think.
That perspective matters.
I’ve built my own wealth, taken risks most people avoid and earned the freedom to live life on my terms. But money was never the end goal. Money is leverage, security, time, optionality. If money isn’t working for you, it’s being w

It’s fascinating listening to different traders right now.
Some calling for new ATHs, others calling this a macro lower high and confirmation of a bear market. Where it gets amusing is when people start throwing out exact price targets. The disparity is wild and it’s a reminder of how much noise exists.
Rather than trying to be “right”, my focus has always been education: how to react to what price shows each day, what bias makes sense across timeframes and why markets move the way they do.
Price tells the truth. Opinions don’t.
The sooner you understand that, the sooner technical analysis bec

Most people already qualify for the best airdrops they just don’t realise it.
My top 4 airdrops for Q1 👇
Birb (Moonbirds) – Quietly positioning for loyal ecosystem users. This isn’t spray and pray farming, it’s alignment with culture and holders.
OpenSea – If you’ve traded, listed or behaved like an actual human, you’re already on the radar for historical contribution.
MetaMask – Still wildly underappreciated imo. Swaps, bridges, signatures, multi-chain usage. This is what mass-market crypto usage looks like and lets hope they give us a big cook.
Solstice – Smaller, but still impressive: Sola

Memecoins like $PEPE, $PENGU, $MOG, $BONK pumping the hardest off the lows should tell you one thing...
No one cares about altcoins anymore.

Here's a hot tip for wealth in Crypto.
Find what bounces the hardest
Find what doesn't dump the most
Find what people talk about the most
Find what gets the most clicks on CT
Find what ticker has good engagement
Find which token or project has consistent volume
Find which token has increasing holders
Find a team that is building
Usually these are the stepping stones for the best assets to hold.