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RT @Vilwarts: How many solo levelling fans here? I Made this new commission for @simileone in the style of solo levelling

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RT @ekang426: Speaker Announcement 🗽 @ilblackdragon at @NEARProtocol, who co-created Open Source AI Summit with me! Illia is giving a solo…

@tropicalvirtual I do this solo, as a side project, so we improve on the go. 🫡

I want to emphasize something important and overlooked. In most cases, the best traders — those who’ve made the most money — aren’t lone wolves. They’re the ones who managed to build strong teams around themselves, with a real research/development culture behind their trading. If you want to scale, enter new markets, or just survive long term — it's hard to do it alone. I’ve known plenty of brilliant traders who were truly exceptional, but they operated solo. And over time, their edge faded. Not because they became worse, but because they were too focused on execution instead of research. They couldn’t zoom out and think strategically, because they were in the trenches every day. You see this type of trader especially in places like the energy markets — manual traders with strong, lasting edge, mostly untouched by algorithmic trading. But even there, things are shifting. In the end, trading is a real business. You need strong research, great engineering, legal and compliance that don’t block you, and relationships with brokers and exchanges that open doors when needed. And I think that’s something people on Twitter don’t talk about enough. I would love to see your comments on that. Do you think differently about these things?