Solana (SOL)

If Solana validators could coordinate in a Discord chat to take back $70m in stolen funds from North Korea would they?

The Curse of Being Early Sometimes I scroll the timeline and have to laugh. Watching the masses begin to embrace ideas I was relentlessly mocked for is equal parts satisfying and depressing. Back in November, while everyone was celebrating Trump’s election, I warned that he would not end up being a friend to crypto. I was also outspoken about WLFI, saying it would eventually be exposed as one of the biggest grifts this space has ever seen. In the early part of last summer, I said I planned to be completely out of all long positions when SOL hit $245 and ETH hit $4,000. I paid dearly for moving those goalposts on myself. If I had simply honored my own conviction, things would have played out very differently. I was also quick to call out what looked like insider trading within the Trump administration, which the BBC is now reporting on. I went on to speak extensively about fake decentralization in this industry, a subject that has suddenly become fashionable now that more people are finally willing to see it. One of the most painful lessons in all of this has been the danger of borrowed conviction. In Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, written more than 100 years ago, Livermore warned about exactly that. He understood something timeless: other people can hand you confidence, but they can’t hand you clarity. Sometimes being early is deeply unpopular. Sometimes it gets you ridiculed. Sometimes the sheer weight of everyone believing the opposite can make you question what you know deep in your gut to be true. I usually think regret is one of the most useless human emotions. You cannot change the past. You can only learn from it. Still, it is hard not to wonder how different life might be if I had trusted myself all the way through. No, I’m not right every time. But I study my failures closely, and the pattern is hard to ignore. More often than not, the common thread is that quiet voice in the back of my mind - the one I chose not to listen to. Human intuition is a powerful tool. More powerful than technical analysis. More powerful than crowd-think. It is a survival instinct forged over the entire history of our species. And yet we ignore it all the time. Because of greed. Because of fear. Because of excitement. Or ego. We believe things not because that still, small voice tells us they are true, but because we want them to be true - or because we are afraid they are true. Wizard’s First Rule. That may be the real cost of being early. It is not just being mocked by the crowd. It is the temptation to abandon yourself in order to appease your own emotions. Sometimes being early feels like a curse. But betraying your own conviction is worse. 🫡 From the depths — The White Whale 🐋

$SOL high time frame analysis: One of the best set ups out there imo if you're a long term believer in crypto (I know there are not many left at this point). $1000+ imo will come so whether you buy at 80 or 40 I don't think it will matter. Not financial advice ofc, just how I see the chart.

Day 409 of posting the Solana logo until it hits $300 https://t.co/gcIv5OA9SG

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