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fun experience winning weightless spots.
Yeah, I want to add on top of this,
like this game is free to play,
which means there is no downside.
And there's only upside in the sense that
you climb the leaderboard.
We have an FTL free mince, prize,
and also while it's such prizes.
So it's all the fun of the game,
also like competing with other people.
I see the top three has changed.
I don't know if you guys check it out.
Anyhow, what I was saying is like there's no downside,
like you're not losing anything.
And there's only upside winning free mince,
and FTL is going to launch the NFT ticket,
and also while it's spot.
And we are proud to say that like,
under 24 hours since we launched this game,
we have 737, 737.
Nice, like an airplane.
Doesn't have to be number right there, yeah, 737.
So I actually invited in the comments,
the top three people on the leaderboard.
I said we give them a free guarantee,
but they come up and share their secrets,
because I know a lot of you down there
at the bottom of the leaderboard
might be a little bit frustrated.
But to your saving grace, once a day,
if you log into the app, you will get another 100,000 credits.
So you can continue to play.
Now, before we dive into some of the strategies,
how we might actually be able to win this game,
how those guys at the top are actually getting up there
and staying up there.
I want to give a huge shout out to Docs,
the man, the myth, the legend that built PTSD crash for us.
And I'm just going to toss it out to you, Docs.
Tell us about the game, tell us about where you reach it
after.
Yeah, it's all good man.
Mike is yours.
You're putting me on spot.
That's awesome.
I didn't know I was going to talk about this,
but essentially just a bit of context for everyone here.
I have a Docs arcade inside of the DojoS ecosystem.
And basically I build games for the communities,
poker, blackjack, pool, stuff like that.
And I, like most of the time,
just try to find a fun idea that I just create something
around it.
And when I was watching PTSD,
I went crazy.
If you guys know me, you know that I went crazy
on the Telegram chat.
I was like, holy shit, this is amazing.
These guys are talking about me.
These guys are documenting my process
of getting wrecked in the trenches.
And it just happened that I was playing around with the formal.
And I was just trading.
And then I was explaining to a friend how you trade meme coins.
And then I was like, you see, for example, this is pumping.
You put in five bucks and then we waited and we waited.
And then we saw a huge red candle.
And we started laughing like you're literally playing
crash when you're trading.
And then when I saw PT trade this way
and when I saw PT with all of his convictions
going through meme coins, I was like,
what if we can actually have this experience as well?
What if we can experience what PT is feeling?
And then I just built the game for fun.
I played it.
And then as soon as I was playing it, I was like,
I have this awful feeling inside my chest.
And it just kept reminding me of the days
where I would get tracked.
And I actually felt PTSD for the first time playing this game.
So yeah, this is how this game came to be.
And I'm super excited.
I'm very happy that you guys are loving it.
And if you like games like these,
you can jump into the telegram of docs.
You can jump into the arcade.
You're going to learn more about the arcade
if you follow my accent count.
But essentially, you recreate a lot of fun games like these.
Back to you, Zeking.
Thank you, Docs.
Thank you.
Thank you very much, Docs.
For ruining the last three days of my life,
I can't stop playing this game.
I'm not just kidding.
I'm not actually playing right now.
So the first time we actually brought Docs into a call
with the PTSD team, we spent about an hour talking
and literally the entire time, all of us
were playing the game and we couldn't stop.
And I hope that you guys are enjoying the same vibes
because it's good stuff.
Zams, how's it going, sir?
Mr. Hamster.
Yo, yo, guys, what's up?
I'm out here trying to beat the leaderboard with OP10,
motherfucker.
Sorry about that.
I'm too hyped, man.
Docs, bro, you built like an OG game.
I was almost thinking this should be called PTSD simulator.
So you could literally get PTSD.
PTSD crashes definite.
But PTSD simulator is more like, you may or may not get it.
You know, I'm cheering the top 10 and you're making money.
You could get it.
Docs, funny thing this, bro.
Well, I was always thinking about building a platform
like this specifically because we're like, yo,
like, we're digests, we're trading.
We have to somehow induce PTSD, but without actually
causing it, so people can actually learn.
So when you built this thing, and I'm playing,
and after the 2X, your heart starts pumping,
for anyone that actually trades, FOMO, dude, it is legit.
Like the psychology aspect of trading tokens
is a mind fuck, right?
Like, that's where most people lose.
This is where like, you look back on the tokens that you
have fumbled, you're like, oh man, if I only held,
shit bag, 1, 2, 3, I couldn't make it a 50X.
You know, the next time you hold a token, it goes to 0.
Because like, 90% of the time they go to 0.
So at the very least, you could probably
practice on the simulator to see what you actually,
if you can actually succeed.
And then try FOMO app for real.
To be fair, I have lost probably a lot of fucking money
on FOMO app a lot.
But I'm in the top 10 on PTSD.
So at least like to say that, you know,
this actually is easier, I would say, on the simulator,
because you don't have to deal with real loss.
And you can actually hold.
It's a fun experience, man.
I hope you guys all just hop in and smash it
and try to get like, I've actually hit a 50X once before.
It was like so exciting.
Turning 10,000 credits at the half a million credits
is exhilarating.
Even though you get absolutely nothing for it.
But the crazy cool thing about this is, yeah, go ahead.
I just wanted to say that the purpose of this
is not to teach anyone how to trade shitcoins.
The purpose of this is to un-teach everyone the bad habits
that we have trading shitcoins.
And I added a button that normally isn't that in Crash Games,
which is take profit, where you can sell half of your bag.
And because only we are disciplined enough
to sell when we break even like when we make 2x,
where we just secure our entries.
If only we do that, it turns out
that this is the most profitable strategy in trading.
And if you do this, if you try, you will realize
that you're going to be profitable on the long term
inside the Crash Games because you are securing profits early on.
And this is to say that we are not teaching people
on how to gamble or how to trade shitcoins better.
We're just un-fucking the minecfuck
that's been created from these experiences trading shitcoins.
And just understanding more how to keep a sane mine
while doing these things, understanding more
because after all, I'm a psychologist.
And what I try to do is I try to help people fix their lives
in a way or another.
So if you play this game, keep in mind that the purpose of that game
is to train you.
It's to train you to not fall for the traps of the trenches.
And I'm sorry, Hamster, back to you.
I took the mic for a second.
No, I'll just take it for a second.
I think what's actually interesting is that in order
to succeed at this game, it's all about risk management.
So I mean, you hear what people say in this.
Like, it's like, OK, sometimes you'll take losses,
but you just got to keep going.
You just got to keep going.
Well, you can't keep going if you lose literally all your money
or all your credits in the case of the game.
So the best way to stay in the game
is to make sure that you manage your risk.
And one of the easiest ways, like Doc's mentioned,
is when you're like 1 1 1 2 X up, you take your initials out
to minimize your downside risk.
And then you let the restaurant.
And what I've been looking at is taking the, depending
like I'm basically going out with 10 credit bets most
of the time.
And I'm looking at banking, which obviously,
I'm not at the top of the leaderboard,
so don't take my word as it being the best strategy.
But trying to take the rest somewhere between like 3x
and 5x, something like that.
That's where my head is at.
But obviously, when you get nailed it,
if you hit the rugs immediately, that leaves you
in the hole, having to dig it way back up.
Anyway, Zams, we love this game.
And we want to build on top of it.
Can you tell us a little bit about the ideas,
or tell the audience a little bit about the ideas
that we are cooking in the background?
For what potentially might be next?
What might be next?
And actually, I'd like to get feedback from all of you,
first of all, before we continue.
If anybody, again, is at the top of the leaderboard,
I would love for you to come speak up and jam with us.
Because this is a series where I want to,
Doc's gave us one version of how to succeed in this game,
which is selling 50% of the bag, which
requires discipline and not being greedy.
And Deacon talked about risk management, which
is pretty damn important.
In this game, you get 100 K tokens every single day,
even if you burn your entire port in the real world.
You just don't get that.
So it's important to never go to that level.
But a couple ideas I'm playing around with.
And I'm not 100% locked in on that yet.
But here's where I think we might be.
We might be able to do it.
So there are so hold on a second.
Just one.
I'm getting some messages here.
Who is in the doc that we're collectively engaged with?
Deacon, is that you?
Sorry.
No, no, no, no, no.
I'm in the doc, but I'm not doing anything at the doc.
I must be know with them.
Anyways, one of the things that we're really
trying to activate on is I want to go big
with this game because I think everybody
seems to love this game.
I want bigger.
And by bigger, I want to actually, for those of you
who have played on FOMO, there's something called Clans.
And Clans is fun because you get to see competing teams
go against each other.
And you get to see how they try.
And it just becomes this big thing as a group team effort.
With our game, I would like to introduce NFT communities
where we onboard, let's say the next 10, 20 top NFT
communities that are in this space, still active,
five years later since NFTs have
become a thing and really pushing.
And I want to pin them against each other.
So basically, imagine you get the pudgies,
you get the zoo keys, you get all of these cool NFT projects
in their communities.
They come, they sign up, they get a clan badge.
And then the community is kind of competing against each
other in this massive.
And the prizes would also be, every community
would put up something in terms of a prize.
So we get this giant prize pool of trading competition.
And I feel like this would be a lot of fun
because a lot of people want to succeed
and want to learn in trading, except they just can't risk it
or their risk management isn't there.
So this kind of brings a little bit of awareness
to like, who's doing what?
They can share points, they can share talking
points, they can play together.
It could be a lot of fun.
This is like the next big thing that I want to play right
before the mix.
This could happen in the next 10 days.
I just have to consult my BD guy to see if that's a possibility.
But what do you guys think about that idea?
So for anyone who's on dogs who'd love
to get your feedback, the troll runner
would love to get your input on this as well.
And MB, you should also be on stage
where you probably played the game and got wrecked 50.
You know MB's hopping up here.
Here it comes.
Here it comes.
And ladies and gentlemen, yes, the name of this space
is the announcement.
And the announcement is not the fact that yesterday
we dropped a game, the announcement
is going to be when PTSD maintained is.
And we will be dropping that on you shortly.
So don't go anywhere.
And actually smash the Moshees, reach with the space.
Let's get this out of there and get some more people in here.
Yeah, me's on the stage.
MB, sir.
Yo, what's up guys?
MB, what's your score right now?
How are you firing on a leaderboard?
I am 185 K right now.
I jumped yesterday to 130 K.
And then I got direct and liquidated again.
Man, I don't have luck in crypto, what the fuck?
At least you're not at the bottom of the leaderboard, right?
Yeah, I'm good.
I'm doing good.
I'm doing good.
Maybe today we're going to speak with the people
who made the game.
And they will push my, push, pump my bags.
Yeah, I'm actually 55 on the leaderboard right now.
I'm scared to take another trade because I dug my way back out
from like, you know, I was like 250.
It's money.
Money, it's money.
Money, it's money.
Yeah, it's money.
It's money.
Yeah.
I'm up 30,000 credits after 100.
This is almost embarrassing.
195 rounds.
And that's like what?
And the last 24 hours basically.
I was at one point.
I was number one on the leaderboard.
And then I thought I'd figure it out how to beat the game.
OK.