Square looks especially beautiful today.
$BTC is going to 100K. No, 120K. Saylor dropped another signal. The correction is over. Time to buy.
Okay.
Then you open the portfolio of the person writing this.
One has most of their money sitting in USDT. Another has a -94% ROI. A third is down -99.99%, with three dollars left in margin.
And at that point, I’m not even that interested in whether they’re right about 100K.
I’m interested in something else:
If you’re really that confident, why is your own money saying the exact opposite?
Because writing “BTC is going to 120K soon” costs exactly nothing.
Actually buying it costs money.
More and more, I care less about what someone predicts and more about what they actually do with their own money.
You can write 700 posts about the market going up. But if your own portfolio looks like a mass grave the entire time, maybe the market isn’t the problem.
And the opposite is true too: if someone has been publicly saying for years that they’re buying, actually buys, and is willing to show the position — that at least means something.
Words are free. A position costs money.
$BTC #bitcoin #BinanceSquareTalks
$BTC is going to 100K. No, 120K. Saylor dropped another signal. The correction is over. Time to buy.
Okay.
Then you open the portfolio of the person writing this.
One has most of their money sitting in USDT. Another has a -94% ROI. A third is down -99.99%, with three dollars left in margin.
And at that point, I’m not even that interested in whether they’re right about 100K.
I’m interested in something else:
If you’re really that confident, why is your own money saying the exact opposite?
Because writing “BTC is going to 120K soon” costs exactly nothing.
Actually buying it costs money.
More and more, I care less about what someone predicts and more about what they actually do with their own money.
You can write 700 posts about the market going up. But if your own portfolio looks like a mass grave the entire time, maybe the market isn’t the problem.
And the opposite is true too: if someone has been publicly saying for years that they’re buying, actually buys, and is willing to show the position — that at least means something.
Words are free. A position costs money.
$BTC #bitcoin #BinanceSquareTalks
