Why I’ll never run a signals group.

Let’s take the $SUPRA trade as an example.

I share a lot of free content on YouTube. Always have, always will. That’s enough to learn and build your own logic.

But when I’m entering a swing or intraday trade — maybe I’ll post it in Telegram or on Twitter, maybe not. Why?

Because real trading moves fast.

When I close a position, I don’t have time — nor the desire — to stop, screenshot the chart, explain the exit, post the update, and cater to everyone who’s copying signals. I close the trade and go live my life. That’s it. Work done.

Where to enter? Where to exit? How much to size?
— That’s personal. You’re responsible for your own risk.

Have I thought about copy-trading? Yes, maybe in the future. I might set up a light account just for fun, share the link, and let people mirror small trades — profits and losses included.

Because I’m not a wizard. I’m not a fantasy influencer who only wins. That’s not real trading.

As for $SUPRA — maybe I’ll re-enter if a proper setup appears. Maybe I won’t.

Same goes for my long-term portfolio. I might exit a coin after a month. I might DCA into it. Or rotate into something else entirely. It’s all dynamic.

With core holdings like $ALGO, I always post updates: where I bought, where I sold, and why.

🔑 Bottom line:
Stop blindly following other people’s trades.
Build your own logic, your own portfolio, your own confidence

By the way, market reaction in Xi and Trump phone call about tariffs) And more fun nobody even know what exactly they discuss) But better always out of risky assets and yes btc its also risky internet token. Maybe with regulation and some official status it will be something bigger than orange speculation.