Azad23 retweeted
People - there will be 1000 narratives about hackers and who they are. Its all nonsense. This is orchestrated.
This is the best possible scenario and needed to be executed.
Bullish for regulation. Bullish for stability. Bullish for Bitcoin.
Wake up
Binance hacked for like 6B
Expect price down 30%
Down 3%
Not sure if strength or the nuke is just delayed
If price isn't down significantly by Monday bottom of this bear market probably already in
Might just have to go through hell chop to digest this
This!
No trading decisions, touch grass, low risk of this being a systemic risk.
IMO, a coordinated internal attack that aims at pushing price lower prior to the midterms, afterwards, we are ready for a massive pump.
Give it a few weeks :)
Until then- touch grass!
the silver lining to all of this is that Binance will be fine
i do not believe there is a systemic risk here
Binance reportedly makes $16-$17 billion in annual revenue
almost half of the total amount involved in the incident has already been frozen or is potentially recoverable
total amount that may ultimately be unrecoverable = ~$3.2 billion
so about 2 - 2.5 months of revenue based on those estimates?
very manageable for a company of Binance's scale, especially considering its strong history of prioritizing users during periods of stress like this
@cz_binance and @heyibinance have also publicly stated that all user funds are safe and will be fully covered
in my opinion:
- odds of systemic risk? incredibly low!
- odds of a bank run? incredibly low!
- odds of panic selling and overblown media headlines? yes
this is simply THE event that puts in the final local lows before things get really exciting again
Binance and the industry will be fine
don't make any trading decisions out of panic
chill, touch some grass, make sure your opsec is good in the meantime — crypto is not going away!
Largest crypto exchange getting hacked for a few billions.
Doom and gloom all over the timeline.
$BTC still above 79k…
Send it to ATH with haste!
PS: Perfect excuse for Binance to wash out all over-leveraged degens…
Hear me out…
Nov 2011: Mt. Gox Hack → ~12 months later Bitcoin was up ~500%
Jan 2015: Post-Mt. Gox Collapse → ~12 months later Bitcoin was up ~160%
Dec 2018: Crypto Winter Bottom → ~12 months later Bitcoin was up ~125%
Mar 2020: COVID Crash → ~12 months later Bitcoin was up ~1,100%
Nov 2022: FTX Collapse → ~12 months later Bitcoin was up ~130%
October 2026: Binance Hack → What % do you think $BTC will be up in 12 months?
Let me know below 👇
I’ll start: 80%.
Isn’t it poetic that in such events you realise that this space is $USELESS.
Apart from BTC itself, of course.
But the rest can go.
If you’re genuinely naive enough to think Binance is going to fall, you’re probably in the lower IQ bracket of X.
These mfs have order books worth hundreds of billions. They’re trading against every mf in the market, with the deepest books and the biggest pockets. $2B is pocket change to them.
Not to mention, they make money from fees, liquidations and slippage. $2B is pocket change to them.
They’re fucking giants. And what better way to put in a low than to make everyone shit their pants first?
The matrix is getting creative with the fud this cycle, respect it.
Basically, telling an internal centralised database to transfer funds from USER_ID_X to USER_ID_Y without the need of an intermediary.
Well, the intermediary is still Stripe…
Bitcoin fixes this.
Azad23 retweeted
Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky: “The US is not that competitive. Europe is even less competitive.”
“China is competitive.”
“China is 9/9/6. Even if you are good in Europe, or in the US, how can you out-compete the people who work 9:00 to 9:00, six days a week?”
“I started in a co-working space with 140 companies. Within 5 years, only 3 companies survived. They all worked on the weekends.”
“Within 10 years, only 2 companies survived out of 140.”
“Working weekends is a must if you want to survive. Purely statistically.”
>be Lula
>get convicted of corruption
>get sentenced to 12 years
>get released by the STF on procedural errors
>never actually acquitted lmao
>beat Jair Bolsonaro in 2022
>Jair gets thrown into jail over an alleged coup attempt
>Congress votes to cut his sentence
>Lula vetoes it
>four years later, face his son
>during a debate, threaten to also lock him up if he loses the election
>election day
>former private lawyer, now STF judge, extends voting by 2 hours nationwide
>request came from Lula's own coalition
>win by 4 million votes in a runoff with no paper trail
>next day, Moraes orders the losing candidate to surrender his passports
>victory speech: "we're going to regulate social media"
>"democracy" lmao
>RIP Brazil
preserving your capital, your mental clarity, and your ability to recognize the next major opportunity is far more important than forcing trades in unfavorable conditions
OVERTRADING
October 10, 2025
i had what would become the single biggest one-day loss of my career
i lost eight figures in minutes due to systemic failures on the biggest CEXs, and to this day, no one has taken accountability for what happened
my losses made headlines and became one of the biggest stories to come out of that day
but what many people don't know is what happened in the weeks and months that followed
i lost several million more
and i did it by making one of the biggest mistakes traders like me tend to make:
OVERTRADING
in hindsight, i would have been far better off shutting everything down for the next few months or even quarters
i probably would have become a much better trader if i had simply stayed away from the computer for at least six months
but a part of me was desperate for action
a part of me wanted to make it all back
a part of me wanted to prove that i still had what it takes and that i would get back on my feet
i wanted to 'work'
and sitting back, doing nothing, and staying away from the computer for a prolonged period didn't feel like work
except that, for a trader, being AFK can sometimes be the most important work you do
one of the biggest mistakes i made — and that many traders make — is assuming that skill, experience, and process are enough to consistently outperform the market
they aren't
believe it or not, successful trading is often a combination of skill, favorable market conditions, timing, and luck
as a Christian, i attribute the 'luck' component to GOD's blessings and favor rather than sheer luck
but the underlying principle remains the same:
our biggest wins often come from combining a solid process with being in the right place at the right time
sometimes, that means catching a single exceptional trade
other times, it means being positioned during a streak of opportunities that emerge in quick succession because market conditions are overwhelmingly in your favor
for example, you could have been a memecoin god simply by being active in the market during the explosive memecoin era of 2021, which produced $DOGE, $SHIB, $FLOKI, and several other billion-dollar runners
many traders made life-changing money during that period
but the same sophisticated processes that helped some of us make 7, 8, or even 9 figures during the bull market would have failed miserably in the bear market that followed in 2022
the same principle applies to the 2024–early 2025 era, which produced several multibillion-dollar runners like $WIF, $POPCAT, and $FARTCOIN
and then the prolonged dearth of opportunities after $TRUMP leading to 10/10 and the almost one-year period following
the point is simple:
the edge that makes you money in one market environment won't necessarily make you money in another
and one of the most important skills you can develop as a trader is recognizing when your edge is no longer there
sometimes, the best trade is no trade at all
sometimes, the smartest thing you can do is take a bow, step away, and wait for the next opportunity
even if only temporarily
it's almost impossible to consistently beat the market over a sufficiently long timeframe
but as crypto traders, we have one significant advantage:
we don't need to outperform the market every single day, week, or month to generate exceptional returns
historically, crypto's bull phases have tended to occupy a disproportionate share of the cycle, with bear phases accounting for a smaller portion
using one historical framework, the bull phase averages approximately 1,060 days, or 74% of the cycle, while the bear phase averages around 380 days, or 26%
but if your definition of a bull run is narrower — i.e. a period of explosive momentum when $BTC trades above its 200-day moving average and much of the cycle's biggest price action occurs — then the window becomes significantly shorter
under that framework, we're talking about approximately 237 days, or around 16% of the cycle
these figures are estimates based on particular definitions of market phases, not universal constants
but the broader lesson remains:
you don't need to trade every market. you need to recognize the windows when your edge is strongest and capitalize on them
for the rest of the time, there's nothing wrong with stepping away entirely or trading only with a tiny fraction of your portfolio that you can comfortably afford to lose
preserving your capital, your mental clarity, and your ability to recognize the next major opportunity is far more important than forcing trades in unfavorable conditions
because the goal isn't to be active all the time
the goal is to be positioned when it matters most
and to have the discipline to do nothing when it doesn't
to conclude, i only wish i had followed this advice myself
hopefully, i'll do a better job of applying it going forward, GOD WILLING






















