This tweet failed to send yesterday, and today it’s already outdated—there’s no need to revisit it. But upon reflection, the underlying message still holds value, so I’ll post it anyway. Responding to certain topics isn’t about engaging with trolls; it’s about filtering. Sometimes, showing vulnerability isn’t weakness—it’s stepping back to see people more clearly. What follows is the final mutual filter for those recently confused: if, after reading this, you still blame me for your bad outcomes, I will block you. Don’t say I’m petty if I then publicly call you out. Those who aren’t confused but are outright hostile will be blocked immediately—no explanations needed. That’s all. Read carefully. ↷ “You don’t like AI, you fear the AI bubble 🫧 will burst completely, you haven’t opened an account, you haven’t paid attention, you haven’t taken it seriously…”—there are endless excuses. Why do you blame yourself for missing out on AI gains, but when it comes to crypto, you say, “You didn’t let me buy at the absolute bottom”? Isn’t it true that you were too afraid to buy when prices dropped and too afraid to chase when they rose? Isn’t it because you feared MicroStrategy’s collapse, or feared this or that? Do you really think you could’ve gone all-in at the bottom—and that I held you back? Why didn’t you pay attention when I pointed out the rebound after the initial rally, especially around the two key events in September? The rebound strategy was clearly planned and unchanged from the start. Why didn’t you act? Did I stop you from playing the rebound? Why didn’t you blame me when you missed the top? Think deeply about these questions. If, after thinking them through, you still choose to blame me for your losses—I won’t stop you. But I won’t accept it either.