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great rising why we havent kaito analog here whos bulding this ?

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great rising why we havent kaito analog here whos bulding this ?

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GM if u really gm

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🧵I found Infinex founder secret wallet with $3M ? what connects the biggest whale in Infinex and kain himself ? : My deep research infinex whales wallet ↓

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gm dude coffee looks so tasty

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“I'm tired. Maybe it's time for a 9-to-5 job?” I think I'm not the only one who has thoughts like this. Every fall, every new black swan, or political chess game. You just look at the numbers on the screen and think, “Maybe it's time to stop?” Especially if you're not a professional with 10 years of experience, emotions start to take over. But you're not alone. Remember: “There is no market phase that is worth leaving.” Not quite clear? Let's figure it out.

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Finally, I would like to say to you once again: there is no market phase from which it is worth leaving. There are ups and downs. The best capital you can accumulate is knowledge, skills, and your circle of friends. The money will come on its own. And, believe me, very quickly

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5) Remember the stories of people you consider strong. No, not those who won the lottery or are the children of wealthy parents. Think of someone who paved their own way. Preferably someone you know personally. Didn't they make mistakes? Didn't they lose large sums of money? Of course. So you have the right to make mistakes too. The main thing is to understand those mistakes. Draw your conclusion and don't repeat it again.

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3) Leading up to the previous point. Don't let influencers, your friends, or just random people on Twitter decide for you. Why does a guy who gained followers on Shitposting know more about finance than you? There is no explanation for this. Take responsibility, be brave, and know how to manage risks. This is the path of a strong and wealthy person.

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4) Take five steps back. More precisely, change the timeframe from 15m to 1d. Look at the bigger picture. This drop may seem huge, as it is the largest in a week. But over the past year, it will be the smallest market movement. So why despair? We have endured much stronger declines. Just be prepared for them. Everyone will scream if BTC breaks 100k down. But we started with less than $1 per $BTC.

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2) So why didn't you buy at the moment of the dump? Emotions. Your emotions, or as I like to say, your “lizard brain” got scared. That part of you decided that if everyone is afraid and the charts are falling, then they will fall even further. All the media and all the influencers were shouting, “WE'RE HEADING TOWARDS ZERO!” Now they're bullish, lol. Don't let other people's opinions or fear decide your financial matters. Our “lizard brain” knows how to find food and shelter, but it doesn't know how to decide which stocks to invest in. Use your prefrontal cortex. The rational part of yourself.

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1) All markets are cyclical, no matter how complex they may be. Every decline is followed by growth. Every growth is followed by a decline. The sequence may vary, but the essence is the same. Recall the biggest market declines over the past year. For example, the announcement of tariffs in April. That was the best point to enter! Just think, at the moment when the fear index reached 3 points and everyone was waiting for a new Great Depression, you had to buy and not think about anything else. And so it happens every time: the Great Depression, stock market crashes, the COVID dump, and a hundred other events.

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“I'm tired. Maybe it's time for a 9-to-5 job?” I think I'm not the only one who has thoughts like this. Every fall, every new black swan, or political chess game. You just look at the numbers on the screen and think, “Maybe it's time to stop?” Especially if you're not a professional with 10 years of experience, emotions start to take over. But you're not alone. Remember: “There is no market phase that is worth leaving.” Not quite clear? Let's figure it out.

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7/ I'd like to leave a little mystery and get your opinion. this wallet really belongs to kain? and if so, what insides he might be hiding.

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6/ These are just my guesses, but they can give us a lot to go on the wallet is active and often interacts with assets Maybe we can get some clues or insights.

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5/ What's most interesting is what this whale holds there are some interesting tokens of different protocols here most of them are on Aave in the $OP pool.

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4/ then I went looking for information at X where this wallet has been spotted making big $OP trades. he lost several hundred thousand dollars on them almost a year ago

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3/ I went to the very same whale purse he's holding a huge bag of $OP-$2.4M and other assets including SNX. It is very likely that the founder will hold tokens of his own protocol

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1/ I was having a normal night. I was reserching projects and looking for new information I went to dune infinex and decided to see what the biggest whales were doing. and aside from the uninteresting wallets, I was interested in one

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2/ It belonged to the Gelato protocol that Infinex works with. But the main thing is that only 2 wallets interacted with this protocol. Huge Whale and @kaiynne itself (Infinex founder)

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