SergioTesla

I’m not big on New Year’s resolutions. But the end of the year is a good moment to step back.
Review what went well. Be honest about what didn’t.
That gives you a real foundation for setting your goals and direction for the year ahead.
Success isn’t about hitting 100% of your goals. If you do, your goals were too conservative.
I usually hit ~60%. Another ~20% I get closer, directionally. And ~20% I miss completely.
Some goals are too ambitious. Others lose priority as reality unfolds.
This yearly reflection matters because it does two things:
1. It pulls you out of day-to-day execution and fo

I’ve been a bit quieter lately. When the market isn’t offering anything meaningful, I shift my attention back to building.
Right now I’m deep in the design of the next version of @BrighterData. It’s more complex than anything we’ve done so far, and once I'm in a hard problem I can't let go until I solve it.
I’m not buying these levels, I’m not selling either. Just waiting. In the meantime, building the next evolution of BD is the best use of my attention.
The direction is clear and I’m excited about where it’s heading. Execution is what matters now.

We posted a vacancy for @BrighterData recently and got 40 applications. The funny part is that the ones NOT written with AI stood out instantly.
Most applications looked like the perfect submission from five years ago. Long, polished, every skill neatly lined up, CV looking like the applicant’s entire career had been engineered for exactly what we needed.
The problem was that I had 30 of those. None of them stood out. They were too perfect and too artificial. In the end we chose the “less perfect” applications that were clearly written by an actual human.
What used to be the gold standard for

I’ve been on the road since Thursday and have little time to update charts, but for those asking, my bias remains the same as the last few months:
The invalidation I gave a while ago has not been hit and thus nothing has changed: I remain HTF bullish until we decisively lose 104k (unsustained moves to 100k are fine).
Price is still within the same local range as the last few months and thus I will continue to assume a range until it breaks.
If the local range breaks down my invalidation will surely be activated but so far that simply has not happened.
Please understand that my invalidation do

Unsurprisingly, the feed is starting to fill with posts from people short from ATH after the price has dropped 20k from the top.
When we're back at ATHs in a couple of weeks, the same people will post why they're long from the last HTF bottom.
Can't beat Captain Hindsight.

I do feel I must make a disclaimer here that this is NOT me saying you should ape into longs here.
I am positioned from macro bottoms, which obviously means the way I am approaching this is much different compared to someone who has no exposure.
Obviously this is not a place to ape into massive leveraged longs.

Going live in 1 hour in the public @BrighterData Discord to go over Bitcoin PA and statistics!