1/ # 2.9 Overview of how you need to approaching crypto

Your objective is to make money. Balancing risk/reward to maximise your chance of safely making the most money, in the shortest amount of time based on the current market conditions.

2/ A 5x is no good if it takes 12months+ and you could've made 100x in that time if you'd invested in 3–4 projects back to back elsewhere.

All your decisions/actions need to be based on the above goal.

3/ This may sound obvious but many seem to lose sight of this and instead end up holding a project they "like", instead of sticking to the above objective.

4/ Don't get sucked into "liking" a single project and being in its community, If you find yourself in this situation, ask yourself, “why did you get into crypto?”. To join a fan club, make internet friends, or was it to make money? These companies don't care about you.

5/ They care about making their own money. Your goal is a price increase of the token. Their goal is a successful business. You're not a stock holder in the company. The companies success isn't your success. There's some link, but it isn't direct.

6/ You're the holder of a token they produced which has some tokenomics.

Gains is what matters. The most possible in safest surest manner over a timeframe.

You may have been conditioned to think doing anything but HODL'in is dangerous.

7/ What I'm talking about here does not mean jumping from one token to another 5 times a day.

8/ Its about picking investments for your funds that over the upcoming timeframe (which could be months in a slow market, weeks in a fast moving one) perform the best for that money, and constantly watching to see if something else could be the best use of those funds.

9/ You do not need to take risks on risky crap to get big gains, $1000 to $1M is just 5 4x solid plays. In a market run it's easy to do. Theres multiple 4-5x plays per month. Even in slower markets you can find at least one of these every couple of months.

10/ The problem is rarely do people follow the simple path because of greed and being a moron. They get 4x,5x,10x but don't sell, they maybe take some profit but mostly cling on telling each other "this could be the next $XYZ and do 100x".

11/ They get a fast high number of x's, get sucked in and then sit waiting for further x's missing out on other opportunities

A classic example of this is $XRP .

12/ Theres people who made 100x+ on it in a few months.. but they got sucked in and clung on for another promised 5x and have lost years. $LINK is another of these. Don't make 10x fast and then waste time waiting for a further 2x that you can get faster elsewhere.

13/ Forget what a token has done, whats it up, always be asking yourself "Are my funds currently in the optimum opportunities to make the highest , surest gains over a timeframe?" This is why I never answer dumb questions such as "Whats your target sell price on $XYZ ?" .

14/ I don't have one. My portfolio exists on a survival of the best gains policy. I don't care what a token has done for me, if today something comes up which I believe will more likely out perform it over the next quarter I will dump it and switch.

15/ I care 0% about any of these projects. If I was holding some solid play like $AVAX $LUNA and today you show me that a cat meme coin will more safely, more likely, outperform it over the next 3 months I will be switching to that cat coin. So what is my target sell price?

16/ My sell price is when something better comes along.

That doesn't mean you want to switch easily. You have to have some patience and give things a chance.

17/ You don't want to jump around and end up missing things because you couldn't give the narrative of the token a chance to play out.