In this monologue, the speaker argues that while many people can make money in crypto, most fail to retain it or achieve high multiples because they lack a systematic, professional approach. He emphasizes the need to adopt proven systems, learn from experienced peers to shorten the learning curve, and focus on taking profits and banking gains rather than treating crypto as gambling. The speaker also calls for integrity, urging crypto enthusiasts to become financially independent before promoting coins to others, and to avoid letting pride or impulsive urges drive their actions.
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Everyone can make money. The question is, are you going to keep it? The question is, are you going to make the high multiples? Everyone makes money, but they don't even know how many multiples they made. There's so many people I talk to, they're like, yeah, I did great on this coin. I'm like, but yeah, like the same period you doubled your money, we like 7x'd it. I get it. Like everybody's going to make money. It's going to be great. But like, bro, get a system, be professional, get around other people that are doing what you want to do. Like offset all of this learning curve, bro. Like you don't need to learn it yourself. You don't need to be by yourself. You don't need to be by yourself. You can offset all of this learning curve and make more money, get a higher multiple. And then this time, all the guys that are crypto experts that are watching my video, pull the money out and put it in your bank and pay your bills. How about before you start trying to teach people about crypto, before you start trying to show your coin to your friends and get them all into gambling, how about you first stop gambling yourself? How about you first make money and become financially independent in crypto before you get into pride? Let's follow some type of— let's have integrity in what we're doing here instead of just following any urge in our body.
