six
@six
Lowkey agree I do like the frens app. But more for the group chat part and less specifically the trading part
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@six
Idk if it makes sense to explicitly “fade” anything though. Fading can be expensive in bull markets
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kenny 🎩
@kenny
bull markets are most important time to learn to fade! save your focus for the most lucrative opportunities pour one out for the people that wasted their time being bullish on Blast/Runes/Friendtech (rip me)
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@six
True but also think there are things that were easy to initially fade which turned out to be expensive: memes, ai, hyperliquid etc obv there aren’t any absolutes but I think directionally, one is better off in crypto being more liberal about trying new things and incurring the risk that it’s a flop or fad
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Jason
@jachian
But that’s the point right? You only have to get rich once. Having your foot halfway out the door on everything is a recipe for epic fumbles. Opportunity cost is a thing
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six
@six
I see it more as creating more opportunities for shots on goal rather than having your foot halfway out the door on everything in an industry where risk is capped and reward is uncapped, you want to be taking more asymmetric bets, not less imo. doing that also helps you train yourself to identify which opportunities make sense to go deeper on, and just helps you develop a more holistic view of reality Different people different strategies tho, my opinions are just downstream of my own experiences
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