Had the pleasure to talk with @CanteringClark

An experienced trader who's transitioned from legacy markets to crypto.

His advice can help you make money in the markets.

Here's a thread detailing the lessons I learned.
1/ Managing other people's money is tremendously stressful and generally not worth the years taken out of your life.
2/ Try to stay objective

As a participant in the market, you’re prone to certain cognitive biases and you’re going to use anecdotal pieces of evidence instead of looking at the bigger picture evidence.
3/ A good night’s sleep is the most important thing for a trader.
4/ Why did he transition from legacy markets?

"Crypto is the easiest poker table to play at". It's arguably the most inefficient market and the easiest one to profit off of.
5/ As a trader, you should aim to outperform the index of the market. In crypto it’s unclear, but if you’re not beating bitcoin’s performance you should probably hold rather than trade your assets.
6/ Act on ideas fast. All inefficiencies in the market are temporary.
7/ You don’t have to necessarily be a pioneer, learn what works by studying others.
8/ Providing value for others is contagious. It almost always comes back around.
9/ It's okay to make mistakes when you're young, as long as you learn from them.
You can follow @KoroushAK.
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