Climbing the ladder in crypto? Let’s get real.

Godfish isn’t wrong when he talks about “core assets,” and he’s not talking about BTC. It’s deeper than that. But a lot of people can’t stand it – they see him sitting pretty in wealth and think he’s spouting nonsense, while they’ve got no choice but to roll the dice.

Look, I’ve warned people about meme coins, saying they’d speed up retail wipeouts. And, sure enough, a flood of folks came at me. It’s not that I think meme coins can’t be played – I made six figures on $PEPE myself last cycle.

But here’s the catch: it’s not about what you trade, it’s who is trading. Had a fan message me, complaining, “You said meme coins weren’t worth it.” I asked what he bought and why. Turns out, he’d jumped into one of those KOL pump-and-dump schemes with zero rationale – just hype and empty promises.

Even if he had a half-baked reason, I’d support him. But instead, he blindly bought in, got rekt, and the token hit zero within days. What did he learn? Probably nothing. He’s either cursing KOLs or blaming bad luck.

Look, I was once a small fry. I’ve stepped into every pitfall, but I learned one truth: don’t focus on the “x’s” you can make. First, focus on how to avoid heavy losses. Build your system, learn, survive. Your “big break” will come.

Yeah, I know saying all this won’t get clicks. I know the retail mindset – I was there too. I could just hype them up, lead them to gamble, and sit back while one wave of traders loses and the next lines up. My followers would keep growing. Their PnLs? Not my problem.

But here I am, writing this post no one wants to hear. The question is, why?