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How do I turn off the direct message request feature? @grok

Is anyone still checking out my post? Give it a like and take a look 🤓

The hardest part is still taking one step at a time.
Everything you've learned is basically using historical charts to validate your ideas.
In reality, even during a downward correction, there are a bunch of phenomena you need to face—
For example, shorting at the upper boundary, waiting for a pullback after breaking the range, or breaking the range and then falling back, fake breakouts, or breaking below the range and then recovering, pulling back at the lower boundary, or a false breakdown followed by a pullback.
There are too many. Either you become a highly flexible person,
or yo

This type of airdrop anti-rug event will only become more frequent going forward.
Project teams have already clearly recognized that prices will crash massively after listing anyway, so they might as well take as much as they can.
The main selling point of this exchange from the beginning was that the core founding team consisted of former FTX and Alameda members.
Back then, one of the reasons FTX collapsed was "misappropriation of user funds" for other purposes. Can these people really claim they didn't know? It's nothing more than tacit approval—these are people with a track record.

Can accept getting swept out now.
Just feeling some helplessness and discouragement.
The entire market is just one blondie's word.
He says make up, you make up. He says fight, you fight.
To be honest, this is probably the kind of person everyone wants to be—that feeling of having everything under control with one hand.

What happened? I was shopping at the mall.
Opened my phone and saw my short position at 2180 got stopped out.
Straight down a green candle😟😟😟

Stop fantasizing about the past; if you couldn't hold on, you just couldn't hold on.

If calculated based on breaking through resistance zones:
$BTC rose 3%
$SOL rose 6%
$ETH rose 10%
Damn, that's really weak

Got the shot, but if you don't keep taking it afterward, it'll still bounce back.
You really need to rely on yourself to control your diet and exercise more, develop good habits.
As far as I remember, tirzepatide was originally used for diabetic patients. Its main function is to suppress appetite and change the body's metabolism.
But once the medication's effects wear off, your body will gradually return to its original metabolic state, leading to increased appetite and calorie intake. You need to maintain your original eating habits consistently.
However, if you rebound after stopping the med