If I hold a grudge against someone, I’ll try to bring them down—just as they did to me. But I haven’t slept for three days, all the while fixated on exacting my revenge. I’m signing off now to get some sleep.
When I returned to the market, I targeted two assets—Siren and Rave—and was planning to continue, but the others caught on, dumped their holdings, and cashed out. The same thing happened with BSB, Tadoor, and Lab—they were clearly scams. You might wonder how I pulled this off, or if I’m just bluffing. I used nothing but six mobile phones, two Surface tablets, and one hard drive. I asked ChatGPT how Bitcoin’s price fluctuates; it mentioned algorithms. I then asked if these algorithms are vulnerable to bots—ChatGPT didn’t give a clear answer. I told it that when the price dropped from 84,000, I had actually been suppressing the price myself. ChatGPT replied, "Wow, that’s incredible—manipulating the price to secure a profit!" I corrected it: "No, I didn’t make a profit; I actually lost another 100k." ChatGPT was baffled. I explained, "I’m here for revenge." I had set a sell wall at 83,550.0 for six days, but when the price wouldn't budge, the other holders got scared and started dumping their positions.
If you’re wondering why I do this—well, others might find trading fun, especially those who wait for the perfect moment and actually profit—but looking at the posts on the wall, I see so many people who have lost their life savings, their families, their homes, their cars, and their land. But it’s alright; you’re still alive, and I’ve taken it upon myself to warn those just starting out. This isn’t "normal" trading. There are algorithms that constantly identify any edge a trader might have and tweak the system to turn that advantage into a disadvantage. Here’s the trick: when the price spikes, I deploy bots to intervene—executing trades across both futures and spot markets, setting stop-losses (SL) at the entry price, and flipping positions between long and short. By rapidly switching between buying and selling, and then closing out those initial stop-losses, I can force the system to stall. Sometimes, a stubborn asset might slip away, but that’s the essence of the trick. And that’s not even the whole story—if I revealed
BTC Fall to 77000$ The problem of scam coins originated with BTC; I have proven it. And as for how the price reached this point—you probably wouldn’t believe it if I told you.
And what I’d like to know from the big daddy—BTC—is this: I believe this is the core problem. You don’t actually need to stop trading, because there are automated bots backed by a support team. But this isn’t "decentralized"—it’s not distributed in the way people have been led to believe. If it’s a bot, it doesn’t have emotions like anger; instead, it knows how to maneuver and can signal whether the market is headed up or down. If you try to go against it, the price will simply move to "collect" your orders, leaving you with no way to fix the situation (in terms of your predictions).
The reason I’m so furious with BTC right now is that it’s messing with both my emotions and my money. I’m not the type to be a sore loser—I stated from my very first posts that I came here prepared to lose. My goal was to take them down. I didn’t succeed 100%, of course, because I know there are still people who believe in these assets—it’s actually laughable that people are still trading the very things I tried to bring down.
All in all, I’m actually okay with crypto—provided it’s backed by real, tangible assets. What I’m not okay with are those projects that are just conjured out of thin air, where the creators make grand, ambitious claims about what they’re going to do, all as part of a deceptive scheme to string people along.
When I returned to the market, I targeted two assets—Siren and Rave—and was planning to continue, but the others caught on, dumped their holdings, and cashed out. The same thing happened with BSB, Tadoor, and Lab—they were clearly scams. You might wonder how I pulled this off, or if I’m just bluffing. I used nothing but six mobile phones, two Surface tablets, and one hard drive. I asked ChatGPT how Bitcoin’s price fluctuates; it mentioned algorithms. I then ask Next Post>>
Okay $XAU turn Short > OPEN 4379-4395 -4420 -4485 📌 $L 4505 Winrate 65% can Max lev 100x Short-term TP 1 4320 - 4270 - 4220 - 4170 Okay Gn. God is with you. 🥱 #xau #paxg
Here’s a strategy for gold traders: spot the signal, take action, and ride the trade all the way to the Take Profit (TP) target.
$MUBARAK Fomo LONG The 0.105 target might not be reached; it would be wise to look for an opportunity to take profit and open a short position around the 0.10 level. If it breaks through, FOMO could drive the price to 0.11–0.125, but many would likely close their long positions at that point, causing the price to drop back to 0.07
!LONG FOMO There is risk involved; if you set your Stop Loss (SL) as I advised, the SL level won't be triggered even if we chase the price. However, this is a way of managing risk with meme coins. #MUBARAK #xau #paxg
#MUBARAK $MUBARAK Look for a low point and enter; target is 0.105 The first target is about to be reached. 0.09 If entry now set SL 0.0689 for big Trade Small 0.0725