advice for new people that are trading meme coins:
• always have some liquidity on the side to be able to buy things on the fly
• there will always be another play
• learn to trust your gut so you can make faster decisions
• assume everyone on the timeline is solely trying to take something from you (they are, whether that’s attention or money)
• make friends with people you f*ck with and learn from them
• when you see a coin be a major success, you’ll see derivatives launch immediately after, try not to chase beta plays. they’re usually just farming you for your money while riding a similar narrative
• don’t go to 0. do your best to live to fight another day, however, take chances if you feel it in your gut
• trading volume on coins and twitter engagement can both be manipulated and botted. learn how to identify that
• learn who the scammers and farmers are in the space and avoid them
• find conviction in larger market cap coins and rotate your profits from low caps into those conviction plays
• don’t ask people what to buy or how much to buy, it’s really annoying and only you can make that decision. if you’re unable to learn to trust yourself you probably won’t be successful at this
• paid trading groups are usually all bullshit
• there is no universal trading strategy. find what works best for you
• learn how to discern between copy pasta, sarcasm and shit posting
for the last 3 years, bitcoin has seemed like easy mode.
you’d have to be an idiot not to invest! why hasn’t everyone jumped on board?
you’re now finding out why.
you have to be stoic. you have to have a low time preference. you have to be immune to sentiment. you have to be convicted. you have to be prepared - mentally and financially - for the unexpected.
most people in the world do not possess these qualities - especially when bitcoin becomes a large enough part of their portfolio that a 50% drawdown means a 7 or 8 figure unrealized loss.
very few have the discipline and conviction required to take this journey to the end.
this is why no one will remember their names. #Alishba_Sozar $BTC
Every civilization eventually discovers the same thing: If you don’t make access to your domain expensive, you lose control of it.
Castle walls weren’t built to look impressive.
They were built to impose cost.
They forced attackers to expend real-world energy before they could gain access.
In every domain, physical cost imposition is the preserver of sovereignty.
Cyberspace never had the ability to impose physical cost. Until now.
Why does this matter? Because we are about to lose jurisdiction over the internet if we dont start imposing cost.
Agentic AI can and will scale infinitely. Human time & energy production cannot.
That asymmetry is about to determine who controls the internet.
Right now, access to cyberspace is virtually free. Which means AI wins.
AI agents don’t get tired. They don’t sleep. They don’t stop.
If nothing changes, cyberspace will inevitably be dominated by AI, not humans.
Not because they’re smarter. Because operating on the internet is so cheap.
The solution is not to make more software or more AI.
The solution is to make access to cyberspace more physically expensive.
Every login. Every API call. Every command signal.
Reject them all unless they show proof that real-world energy was spent.
In this sense, Proof-of-Work acts like a digital castle wall. It forces any person or AI agent who wants access to the internet to pay in energy first. It makes virtual reality obey the physics of 3D reality.
And 3D reality is where humans still have the advantage. 3D reality is where we still have dominion.
We are already have to spend time & energy doing everything we do.
We control the power plants. We control the fuel. We control the production of energy itself.
And we were in control of 95% of all Bitcoin before the AI agents flooded the internet.
This is not about money. This is about cyber sovereignty. #Alishba_Sozar $BTC
1971: -Gold was $43/oz -Average hourly wage was $3.70 -Time needed to buy one oz of gold: 11.6 hours
2026: -Gold: $5,000/oz -Average hourly wage: $28 -Time needed to buy one oz of gold: 179 hours
What does this mean?
Your time is literally less valuable today than it was 50 years ago. Look at it this way:
In 1971: Work 12 hours ➡️ get 1 ounce of gold
In 2026: Work 12 hours ➡️ get 0.07 ounces of gold
Gold is still gold. One hour is still one hour. Wtf is happening?
We haven't used sound money since 1971, when U.S. President Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard. Money became infinitely printable, with nothing required to back it.
So they printed money, over and over. And over. And over. And over again.
Every time they printed new dollars, the dollar became worth less. Think about it like this:
If there's 10 copies of a rare painting, and then they make 1,000 new copies, all the copies become worth less. That's what happens when you increase the supply.
That's what's been happening to the dollar since 1971. And guess what?
The money you use represents your time.
You give time and energy to the market, the market gives you money in return. That money reflects the time you gave.
It's no wonder that time has become less valuable as the dollar has become less valuable.
We don't use gold to measure our time and energy. We use a money that can be printed out of thin air by a small, central group of elites that we have no real say over.
Anybody with the power to print money from nothing will eventually abuse that power. That's what's been happening since 1971.
As a result, it now takes more of your time to earn the same amount of gold, which is completely backwards from a species that is supposed to be progressing.
It should be going the other way. As we develop new technologies and bring more productivity to the market, it should take *less* time to earn the same amount of gold.
The only way -- THE ONLY WAY -- to stop your time from becoming less valuable is to use a different form of money. You must exit the dollar system. You cannot escape time-debasement if you are in a system with monetary-debasement.
You need a system that cannot be debased.
We have a monetary system that was explicitly created to prevent monetary debasement once and for all. We have evidence for those that have chosen that system.
If your money was Bitcoin, this is how much time it would take to buy one ounce of gold:
2012: 208 days
2016: 2 days, 22 hours
2020: 4 hours, 28 minutes
2024: 56 minutes
The dollar loses value over time, because it can be infinitely debased. The longer you use it as money, the more time you lose.
Bitcoin gains value over time, because it is the only money that cannot be debased. The longer you use it as money, the more time you gain.
If you're still afraid because of the quantum FUD about Bitcoin, you're just wasting your time.
The threat is still 1-2 decades away, maybe more.
And even if it somehow hit in just 3y, this has been a well-known topic in Bitcoin circles since at least 2014, probably longer. See BitcoinTalk posts and all. Smart people have been working on it for a long time, despite of what your latest shitcoin influencer told you.
There are solutions, but we don't want to implement them too early, because the risk/benefit ratio is off. [this does not apply if you're shilling a "QC-resistant" product of course]
Quantum computing wouldn't just threaten Bitcoin, it would break everything: banks, stock exchanges, government systems, military comms, power grids, you name it...
Bitcoin's entire market cap is a measly 0.3% of global wealth. A rounding error in that house of cards.
History is clear. Revolutionary tech like this gets weaponized by states first, and pointed at what matters most. That's not your sats in reused addresses and that Coldcard you keep under the mattress.
When governments finally crack quantum decryption, they won't waste it on your 15 million sats. They'll save it for the real prizes. And even Satoshi's wallets are fking peanuts in that context.
Remember Enigma? The Allies broke the German code in WWII but intentionally held back on using the intel for years - at the cost of many lives, to keep the Germans clueless and hit only the highest-value targets when it counted.
There is no quantum emergency. Not yet at least.
This cycle's "Bitcoin is doomed by quantum" panic is just the latest fear porn for normies.
Exactly like the endless "climate apocalypse is 12 years away" script. Same playbook, different flavor, now we have scammers and the uninformed instead of Al Gore and Greta and Ver and whoever is here now.
You know what's still a real threat to Bitcoin these days? Ignorance and inaction.
Block out the noise and stack harder! #Alishba_Sozar $BTC $XRP $SOL
Bro started in 1986 with $390k, day trades “full time”, and has $14m at 88 years old.
He spends 40 years looking at monitors instead of spending time with his family, friends, and grand kids only to make half of a passive low-fee index ETF.
A $390k investment in the S&P 500 in 1986 would be worth almost $30m or more than twice as much as this guy made after day trading 40 years, full time.
Time > Money and he lost out on both. #Alishba_Sozar $BNB $BTC $XRP
If you have under $1k, go for 2x-3x flips (no moonbags)
If you have between $1k-$10k, sell 70% of your bag at 3x and ride the rest to dust or moon
If you have $10k - $100k, do not ape into small memecoins anymore, go for higher size low risk bets with big memes.
If you have $100k - $1m, you should be sizing into big mcaps memes and going for 3x-5x MAX (do not hold for the moon, becaue the memes are already so big)
If you have $1m, stable most of your portfolio and accumulate BTC, SOL, ETH.
I’ll share more alpha soon.
Follow me so you don’t miss it. #Alishba_Sozar $USDC $BTC $SOL