Greenyeth

Price tells you everything you need to know. News events simply speed up what price is already showing you.

My 2026 outlook: lower before higher before macro bearish lower

Trading rules I learned the expensive way:
If you’re emotional, your size is wrong.
If you’re greedy, it’s time to pay yourself.
If you’re scared, you’re overexposed.
If you’re tilted, log off and take a break.
If a trade keeps you awake, you’re gambling.
If you’re forcing it, you don’t have a setup.
If you’re overtrading, you lack patience.
If you’re chasing FOMO, you’re exit liquidity.
If you trade every meta, you have no edge.
If you don’t journal, you’ll repeat mistakes.
If the chart looks messy, zoom out.
If price is chopping, wait for structure.
If you can’t define risk, don’t touch it.

If I was 20 again, I’d stop chasing fun and start building leverage.
I’d learn how to code and how to use AI properly - not for prompts, but for building systems, automations, content, research and businesses. The people who master AI won’t replace jobs, they’ll replace companies.
I’d invest weekly even if it was $10. Bitcoin. S&P500. Gold. Boring and consistency builds wealth.
I’d take uncomfortable jobs, ask stupid questions and risk looking behind, because comfort delays growth more than failure ever will.
I’d treat health like a non-negotiable. Less alcohol. Less parties. More gym. More co

I’ve been in crypto long enough to watch the same emotional crashouts repeat and people right now are stating 'there's no more upside left in Crypto'.
In the early years, everything felt easy. You bought almost anything, waited and price eventually bailed you out. Timing mattered more than skill, conviction mattered more than execution. That environment trained people to believe they were good, when in reality the market was just generous because you were early to a new asset class.
Then things changed.
Liquidity stopped lifting everything. Correlations broke, attention fragmented and suddenly

At 25, I thought I was doing fine. At 30, I realised I was leaking time, money and energy every day and calling it living.
I had fun. Nights out, trips, saying yes so I wouldn’t miss out. Some of it mattered, but a lot of it didn’t. The problem wasn’t spending - it was spending without intention, then wondering why I always felt a step behind.
I told myself I’d budget later, invest later, focus on health later - when I made more money or had more clarity. Later never came. What I really needed wasn’t more income, it was awareness. Knowing where my money went. Starting small, but being consiste

People only talk about their wins.
So here are my most brutal losses and what they did to my psychology. I’ve been in debt, I've had a $40k car loan, a $10k tax bill and ~$500 in my account. I had no budget, no structure, no real plan.
In 2020, I actually did things right. I bought BTC and ETH consistently, built a portfolio worth ~$75k then pulled $15k out to buy a $55k car with a $40k loan. That decision is where it all started to grow wrong.
Later in 2022, I lost ~$40k to an NFT scam and tried to “win it back.” I chased random NFT mints, derivative projects and altcoins shilled by people w