THE FINANCE SHOW 🚨 by Shibo

Slay, slay, slay, slay, slay Ah, I'm 10 to 10, oh my baby now, I'm 10 to 10 Ah, she fuck with her best Oh my baby, close your death and nest Oh my baby, close your death and nest I used to be like sugar, I don't represent But it's fine, leave up, I do my book, hey Everybody got their go-way Oh, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah She's slay, and I party, this case I default, oh, when I get late I prodjers and you wanna get rich Ah, ah, oh, when I get lazy, I'm crazy Oh, day this song, we don't chew bad at all They gon' have to roll me off Sometimes I take all the shine Talk like I drank all the wine Cause the head, but way behind I'm on 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 No, have to use naked minds Copy trees Bay's in time. This now What do we got going on today guys everybody blast get into the money super blood. TCG conference. Is this Saturday morning? Yes, it's Saturday morning. Why is crypto so calm on a Saturday morning? Because the markets are closed? It's almost too calm. It's almost as if it's the calm before the storm. It's almost as if it's the calm before the storm. Don't get me wrong. Storm could be a good thing, right? I was just going to ask you. We both storms are usually an indication of just like a negative thing, right? I don't know. Windstorm, hail storm, ice storm, snow storm, rain storm. They all sound not good to me. It's not sunshine. What about a super cyclone? It's not sunshine. A super cyclone doesn't sound good either. When I hear super cyclone, I think my house is about to get swept up into the Gulf. I think the wind is about to get the ice. Yeah, yeah. There's going to be a tornado that just picks up my house and sends it into the super cyclone. This ain't Kansas no more. When I hear calm before the storm, personally, I think the calm before the chaos. It could be good chaos, right? Let's start there. Is there such a thing as good chaos? Oh, yeah. It's called the most chaotic people came right off of me. You see that? Same time, right? We love them. We love them in chaos in the good. In 90% of them are Canadian. Just saying, just saying, okay, some people thrive in the chaos. So chaos can be good. It depends. Yeah. I think so. If you can focus enough, it's a good practice. What points does chaos become bad when you lose control? Okay. When you lose control. So I guess there's a way for you to, I mean, there's a way to look at a bull market being chaotic to a point where it becomes bad because you lose control. You lose total control. I mean, you'd be rich, though. So there's that. I don't know if that's really bad. I think that that would kind of make up for a lot of the stuff, like a lot of the negative stuff, as long as the thing is, guys, is like, Salana below $200 is, you know, coffee tastes better and the sun is too hot and the snow is too cold. Salana above 200? Coffee's perfect temp. You know, just like the perfect strength, the sun, the way that it sits on your skin, I could write a poem about it. But no, even snow is perfectly chilled once Salana's above 200. It changes your whole perspective on things. So yeah, I think chaos is great when it's the market pumping, you know, but it does bring chaos. Think about it. If, let's say you were going to teach a bunch of people how to drive at the same time and put them on the roads, it would be chaotic. It would be chaotic out on the roads. And when it's totally true. Well, yeah, not only chaotic, but absolutely dangerous as well and completely deadly. It could be, you know, and then it's just one year on co-host, you just got to be careful with the excessive emoji spams because you fat finger the mute button a lot. Sorry about that. No, I know. That was the worst thing. I'm off of mute. Yeah. No, yeah. No, yeah, I know. It's just higher chances of you hitting that button when you're spamming the emotes. That's just basic. I know you were talking about math earlier in web space. It's just basic predicting, you know, it's predictability math. I had a slip of the thumb. Sorry about that. I use the Pythagorean theory to get here. So that's how I feel that mental passive math. Okay. Where was I? Yeah. So if you teach a bunch of people how to drive, let's just use this as an example and you tell them, okay, everybody jump on the road day one, it's going to be chaos out on the road. You know, things aren't going to be, you know, traffic's not going to be flowing great and, you know, somebody's probably going to end up hitting some shit, causing some accidents and somebody might get hurt out there. Think about when crypto pumps and retail comes flooding in. You know, it's a similar situation. It's like all these people have no idea what they're doing. They're driving around bumping into shit, you know, getting scammed left and right, changing their perception on how they feel about cryptocurrency just because they get on boarded to a bad group or something similar to that situation. You know, you got to, you got to kind of anticipate the chaos a little bit around here because personally me, I found a way to thrive in the chaos. It's actually my favorite, that's my favorite part of the cycle is when it gets overly chaotic. I like to describe it as being very loud, you know, there's just like a lot of noise going on when retail floods in and when markets are pumping. You just got to try to be able to maintain some sort of level-headedness through it all. Like Rose said, you don't want to lose control in the chaos because if you lose control in the midst of the chaos, you will get, no, homo, you'll get sucked into the chaos, you know, you'll get sucked into the chaos and it's probably not going to go great for you. Unfortunately, you know, probably, you know, if you're trading emotionally in the middle of a bull market, you'll probably end up chasing. That's usually what happens. What that means is like you'll see this crazy green candle print and you'll miss it and you'll say, the next one I'm getting in there, the next one I'm getting in there. You miss the next one, you know, you miss the next one. You sit in there fucking wondering, why didn't I catch that one? Like I was here, I missed it, whatever, I'll get the next one, I'll get the next one, you missed the next one. At this point, you're frustrated. So instead of patiently waiting for your turn, patiently waiting to get in at a good price or whatever the case may be, you buy the top of a really, really big green candle and you get rugged 80% in one hour. You get rugged 80% in one hour. You know, you don't want to be the person that just bought crypto for a year straight, DCA crypto for one year straight building up a really, really nice position, then buying a meme coin that rugs 99% in one hour and you lose your whole entire position. You don't want to be in that position. Somebody was in that position the other day. That's why we got upset about that, that meme coin shit. You know, it's like you spend 14 months DCAing into a position and you take one call and then you just, you don't realize how fast the market moves and within a few hours, you're refreshing your wallet and $10,000 is now $1,800 and you're wondering what the fuck did I just do? Chasing, you know, FOMO. You feel like you were behind and that was perfect market conditions for someone to be in that position. Think about where we were at when that happened. Crypto just pumped for the first time from, you know, like Solana went from $60 to this new 120 local top and then you see, you know, XRP running from $0.99 to $1.75 or whatever it ran to, ETH ran to $2,700, not only that, but there were some coins that like absolutely printed out that. There were some coins that absolutely printed, you know, the hype, the Z cash is, what was that one that Leah called the other day? Quant, right? Like, there were all, there's all these plays that are absolutely printing and what are you doing? You're sitting there watching people print thinking, damn, I might be behind a little and that's the losing your control right there. It's like comparison is the thief of joy, forget who gives a shit what somebody else is trading. First off, let me start here. 99% of people that called that Quantcoin didn't put enough coin in there or 99% of people posting script P and L's from that Quantcoin didn't put enough in there for you to like be sitting there like coping at home. Guys, that's like, you know, nobody's moving really, really big money into a position that's like they don't know too much about it takes a while to even build up the confidence to build a big enough position for there to be some like real, real big money. Like, you know, like for you to be able to make real, real big money. So don't look at that chart and think people just made seven figures off the play or like six figures off the play and you're looking at your slow and steady gains as not enough or like you're falling behind. You don't want to do that. It's toxic. It's toxic to think that way. And then you look at the thief of joy.