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📰 IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF ALTCOINS:

The smaller, the better
The less liquid, the better
The fewer holders, the better
The less it was talked about, the better

Many made money by riding on the fears of other investors.

The wonderful thing about small market caps is that they can multiply by 2-3-5-10-15-30 times and still remain unknown/a new idea to 99.9% of investors.

Will that era come back? I don’t think so
$XRP $SOL $BNB

⁉️Do you lose potential by living in #venezuela because you feel stuck and frustrated with politicians?

You should know that the less you like yourself, the more disconnected you are from your own being, and the more dissatisfied you feel with your life, the more power politicians will have over you.

#Venezuela2026 is a training ground to discipline yourself and commit to yourself. Set aside time. Meditate. Breathe. Learn to feel comfortable in solitude. Invest in your passions. Invest in yourself, in your books, in the content you consume, in the assets you know best. Educate yourself. Take inventory of your assets, reap their appreciation, and add more.

Write a journal. It’s therapeutic.
Write in #BinanceSquareBTC .
It’s instructive.

Learn what your beliefs and shortcomings are so you can change them and align them with your goals. Celebrate who you are every day. The more you fall in love with your decisions and your life, the more energy you’ll gain.

Bear markets are less painful when you own high-quality financial assets.

Bull markets are more profitable when you own high-quality financial assets. The biggest challenge is knowing how to choose which high-quality financial assets to own.

Examples? It depends on how familiar you are with a market and how concentrated you want to be in it 👇

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I've learned that investing wisely is like a Pareto optimum but taken to an extreme. In other words: 5% intellect and 95% temperament. That would be the ideal range on the scale. It's very dependent on the phase you're in—maybe it's 50% intellect and 50% temperament. You have to learn to appreciate and “smell” that ambiguity as the years go by and you learn to invest.

It's a test of how well you can stay seated in silence when your emotions are shouting at you to do something wrong. And that's unavoidable when you invest in financial markets. What phase are you in?

«People love to hear predictions. If I said that I’m going to offer a lot of predictions today, we’d have a million people here. They’re eager to have predictions.»

«There will be some enormous surprises in the world. There’s no doubt about that. But I don’t think betting on any specific one is a very smart policy.»

🚨🇻🇪 READINGS TO UNDERSTAND THE DISEASE: OIL RENTISMO DEL 🛢️

The following trilogy of books taught me to piece together the painful path of the political morass of #venezuela a along which society turned into a society of rent-seekers for oil revenue. How we believed the myth that it was possible to move from being a backward, third-world country to having a country with spectacular development.

We didn’t account for the perverse variable of the politickers #venezolanos bgood for nothing and bad for everything. Our economic system, dependent on oil revenue, is full of tricks, and it is necessary for everyone to know that. These books will help you strengthen the healthy skepticism about faith-based truths that are hard to reconcile with our reality.

The most famous psychologists have pointed out to us over the course of a century that people often make decisions that don’t suit them. To put it plainly, politicians do not do what is actually good for society. And those bad decisions make it possible for citizens to fall—like emotional and cognitive dupes.

Chess has taught me something beautiful. Especially when you live under the constant friction of opportunists and institutions in #venezuela : «plan 3-4 moves ahead without losing the present one». It has made my conversations more specific and contextualized in the environment, because I’m anticipating a few moves ahead of others.

I do the same in consultations, in planning reading, family shopping, and with my habits. This is the best thing I’ve learned from chess

Of interest to those who work in the AAPP of 🇻🇪👇

“A delayed pleasure is often sweeter than an immediate victory.” —Seneca

Especially if you’ve had the perseverance to buy every fall and every apocalyptic prediction of $BTC

🚨Are you part of the #venezolanos who is impatient with the slowness of political transition?

The economic landscape of #Venezuela2026 looks promising. Even the Caracas Stock Exchange represents an investment opportunity. It’s wise to position yourself before the start of deep political changes. Don’t wait for the market to fully reflect its potential.

My wife decided to stay with me in #venezuela . However, she used to tell me that she had been scammed with $BTC because its price wasn’t quite reaching $1M. I tell her: You know it will take years. You know it will be difficult, boring, uncomfortable, and slow. That’s not the problem. The problem is that, deep down, you expect there to be a shortcut.

But there isn’t. It’s just continuing to do the same thing: work, accumulate, and don’t sell. It’s repetition. It’s the most stoic kind of silence. The part where nobody claps and, for a while, nothing happens. And the truth is that most people can’t stand that part. So they give up. Or they stagnate. Or they start over again and again just to avoid having to stay in it. Time will pass either way. So what did you think you were going to do in the meantime? Leave me? Change the plan for the nineteenth time?

This is the deal, my love: Either you suffer now during the process or you suffer later with regret. That’s it. Those are your options. One hurts. The other haunts you. So no, it won’t be fast. And no, it won’t be easy.

But it will be worth it. If you’re willing to pay for it upfront. And besides, did you have other plans?
In the end, that’s how life works. She hugged me.

"A long-delayed pleasure is often sweeter than an immediate victory." —Seneca

Especially if you’ve had the steadiness to buy every setback and every apocalyptic prediction of $BTC

🗨️Why is it important to read history?

Understanding why the world moves in a certain way. Which regions are conflict-prone. Why they are. Which trade routes matter. Which wars affect energy, food, or raw materials. Which countries produce what. What alliances exist and how they change.

Why is it important to study money,
currency, inflation, debt, banking, interest rates, monetary policy, credit, economic cycles?

Because when you understand History + geopolitics + economics + money, some news stories stop looking like isolated events. You begin to see the anticipated connections of causes, incentives, and consequences.

You don’t need to become an expert in everything.
But with a solid foundation, you can be better prepared than most to understand risks, opportunities, and where the world may be heading.

The more you understand how the system works, the less you rely on someone else to explain what’s going on.

Friends #venezolanos will laugh at you for 4-5 years because you're buying $BTC , but in the 6th year they'll ask how you got so lucky.

What does it feel like to make that journey?

❌ You will experience a painful accumulation of unrealized losses for a while.
❌ You will be tempted to interrupt the harvest with every FUD that comes out in the news.
❌ You will have to deal with the resistance of an ignorant majority on the subject.
✅ You will live the pleasure of seeing how everything changes:
First gradually, then all at once.

Final suggestion:

❌ If you spend time studying the news, you'll conclude that things have never been worse.

✅ If you spend time studying history, you'll conclude that things have never been better.

Warren Buffett: “Opportunities come infrequently. When it’s raining gold, you should use a bucket, not a thimble.”

Caution is a smart and rational practice until it becomes irrational when most people are in panic. Too much prudence leads to paralysis, and it is an error in itself.

Successful investing comes down to judgment and courage: seeing the opportunity and taking advantage of it.

To put his quote in context, Buffett was talking about how macro-level market crises, panics, and downturns create rare, massive buying opportunities—if you have the cash ready. It all comes down to judgment and value: seeing the opportunity and seizing it.

💳✅ The #venezolanos are COMPLETELY ASLEEP ‼️

$BTC is the best collateral that has ever existed to build up savings and issue credit against it, instead of going around paying in supermarkets with #cashea —now is the time to get ahead by using instruments that let you leverage your savings to cover emergency spending at an interest rate far below what the national banking system usually offers.

The implications of this asymmetry are astonishing in a country like ours. Yesterday I paid with #BinancePayPay at Supermercados Fórum by issuing credit against a part of my ⚡Sats in Bitcoin

🍀🤞THE LAST TRUE QUANT
“Luck plays an important role in everyone’s life. You’re born to decent parents in a good part of the world, and you’re already way ahead in the game. And that doesn’t have much to do with skill or hard work.”
—Jim Simons.

🕯️🏛️ LONG-PLACIST STOIC ADVICE

Each time you make an investment, take note of this:

💪 Reasons you bought an Asset
🫰 The valuation
🗓️ The expected holding period
⚠️ What would make you sell it

This information will be incredibly useful later on.

I belong to the population segment of Generation X. I started working at 19 as a server operator for HP-3000.

I wonder: What was an office job like before computers or cell phones? People would arrive at the office at 8-9 in the morning. There was only one desk there, and a telephone.

What the hell did they do?

I know there’s an answer to this.
I just don’t know what it is. Any boomer or historicist?