@CryptoCred Nig got some mad he did a whole ass articles about R 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@maruushae I spent 30 minutes in the morning getting microwaved by YouTube shorts slop so decided I had to write something before my brain fully transformed into mashed potato
@CryptoCred Nice one. I bucket my trades into: - unprofitable - incredibly unprofitable - why the f*ck did I do that?
@TraderMercury Mine are - Respectfully selling KOL deal tokens - Tweets for money - Shorting something because I missed it going up
@CryptoCred @threadreaderapp unroll
@CryptoCred So much wisdom,thanks cred
@CryptoCred Don't forget the puke bucket
@CryptoCred @grok kannst du mir den Artikel den cred schreibt übersetzen?
@CryptoCred sol volume building. funding rates neutral. no obvious top yet.
@CryptoCred Thanks Cred
@CryptoCred Edge decay is real. Knowing your buckets is step one; adapting is step two.
@CryptoCred Thanks for sharing ser, great read.
@CryptoCred Solid framework your buckets nail the risk-reward spectrum, but have you considered how macro sentiment shifts (e.g., Fed policy pivots) could warp the frequency of Specialist setups, turning rare opportunities into a clustered cascade?
@CryptoCred banger
@CryptoCred incremental keeps you alive, convex makes you rich, specialist makes you legend
@CryptoCred Love the framework. I mostly want convex trades and overvalue them quite a bit. I’ve been neglecting incremental. Have much more to learn 🙂↕️
@CryptoCred good read, thanks sir
@CryptoCred Great breakdown. Most traders blow up not because they lack “edge” but because they mis-bucket their setups: • Treating Incremental like Convex → exiting too early • Treating Convex like Incremental → sizing too small • Hunting Specialist setups with zero prep → disaster
@CryptoCred This looks like addressing some earlier events Very comprehending article
@CryptoCred love this
@CryptoCred A banger like always
@CryptoCred wow,educator
@CryptoCred Good one!
@CryptoCred i haven’t ever changed strategy, i improve it so far i am surviving each wave in grace 🍻
@CryptoCred @grok Thoughts?
@CryptoCred good read
@CryptoCred Always learning, never final
@CryptoCred Bags is better understood by your followers. Buckets is meh
@CryptoCred Exactly. Discretionary trading isn’t just winging it—it’s about using your judgment within a framework of rules and experience. The best traders keep detailed journals, playbooks, and market filters, and they know how to spread their focus and capital across different “buckets”
@CryptoCred gCred
@CryptoCred cant believe this still works in 2025