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To understand the genius of this move: Most hedge funds were buying mortgage-backed securities, expecting endless growth. But Paulson? He had other plans. He wasn’t just predicting the crash—he found a way to profit from it before anyone else. Then, it happened. The housing bubble burst. Banks collapsed. The stock market plunged 60%. People lost jobs, homes, and fortunes. And Paulson? His firm made $15 billion in 2007 alone. He personally pocketed $4 billion—the biggest payday in history. While the world was in chaos, Paulson’s bet kept paying off. Over the next few years, his firm made another $5 billion, with Paulson taking home another $2 billion. In total, he walked away with $6 billion+—all from understanding markets better than anyone else. Today, he’s worth $3.8 billion, and Paulson & Co. still manages $1.35 billion. His story isn’t just about luck.

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The 2008 crash ruined millions. Banks begged for bailouts. Families lost everything. But one man? He didn’t panic. He didn’t lose. He bet against the system—and made $4 BILLION off its collapse. This is his strategy:🧵 John Paulson’s story isn’t your typical Wall Street tale. He studied business at NYU, then started in consulting. But he quickly realized something: Why advise others on making money when he could make it himself? That mindset shift changed everything. So, he joined an investment bank, gaining crucial experience in finance. By 1994, he took the ultimate risk— He started his own hedge fund: Paulson & Co. Inc. But there was a big problem: No one wanted to invest in him. For a full year, he struggled to find his first client. With little capital and no outside support, he had a choice: Give up or bet on himself. He chose the latter. Paulson started his fund with $2 million of his own money and built it from scratch. The early years were rough. Big hedge funds were pulling in $100M+ annually. Paulson? His firm only managed $16M in the 90s. By 2005, things weren’t better—his fund returned 5%, while competitors averaged 9%. He needed a breakthrough. That breakthrough came in 2007—but not in the way you’d expect. At the time, the U.S. housing market was on fire. Banks were handing out loans to risky borrowers, convinced that home prices would never fall. Investors blindly followed the trend. Paulson did the opposite. He dug into the data and saw something shocking: The entire mortgage system was built on a lie. Loans were being given to people who couldn’t repay them. The market wasn’t booming—it was a bubble waiting to pop. And when it did, it would take everything down. Most investors ignored the warning signs. Paulson acted. He used Credit Default Swaps (CDS)—a financial tool that let him bet against mortgage-backed securities. If the housing market crashed, these CDS would pay out massive profits. It was a bold, risky bet. #BTCNextATH

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This is Vitalik Buterin. Dropped out of college. Built a $300B empire from code and changed the crypto industry forever. And saved crypto from a $100B collapse. The move Vitalik made that Ethereum can’t afford to forget: 🧵 Let’s go back to the beginning. Vitalik grew up in Russia. His family moved to Canada to live a better life. He loved math and spent a lot of time coding. He was meant for great things. He became very interested in Bitcoin. He started writing for Bitcoin Magazine. However, he noticed its limitations. He wanted something bigger and smarter. That’s when Ethereum was created. Fast forward to 2015. Vitalik created Ethereum. Today, it is worth $300 billion. He introduced smart contracts and dApps. He is a leading figure in crypto, with a net worth of $1 billion. Ethereum grew quickly. However, there was a problem. Energy use was very high. Miners were gaining too much power. Vitalik noticed the crash was coming. Miners weren’t the only issue. Centralisation was becoming more common. A few people held too much power. Vitalik’s decentralized dream? It was at risk. Vitalik took action. He pushed for the Merge. This switched the system from PoW to PoS. Miners and developers were upset. They thought he would ruin everything. In September 2022, the Merge took place. Energy usage dropped by 99.95%. There were no bugs or chaos. Regular users regained power. Vitalik proved his critics wrong. Vitalik is not just focused on technology. He donated billions. He donated $1.14 billion to India's COVID fund. He contributed $2.4 million to research on life extension. He makes significant contributions to help others. Some people still criticize him. They say Ethereum is too centralized. But the Merge? It saved crypto from a $100 billion disaster. Vitalik is always ten steps ahead. #ETH #VitalikButerin $ETH

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🚀 100K STRONG on Binance Square – The Crypto Psychic Journey Continues! 🌟 🔥 A cosmic shoutout to @Binance Square Official CEO @Richard Teng and @CZ for building the ultimate stage where dreams and charts collide 💫 🔶 Immense gratitude to @Daniel Zou (DZ), @Karin Veri, Jerri, and every incredible Official whose guidance and support have fueled our ascent ✨ From the early spark of curiosity to this electrifying milestone of "100,000 followers", this is more than a number—it’s proof of our unstoppable Crypto Psychic family, united by vision, trust, and the relentless pursuit of alpha 💛 Thank you, my amazing followers & Binance Square Family! Your likes, comments, shares, and tips have been the energy that powers my predictions and strategies—every interaction has been pure magic ✨🙏 💡 And this is just the beginning! Brace for deeper insights, sharper strategies, and milestone-smashing wins as we journey together through the crypto cosmos 🌌 🚀 Onward to the next 100K And Million—let’s continue to grow, learn, and dominate the markets as one! 🚀 #BinanceAirdropAlert #BinanceAlphaAlert #BinanceSquareFamily #CryptoPsychicFamily #NextStop200K

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The book that Warren Buffett memorised as a child. "Very early, probably when I was seven or so, I took this book out of the Benson Library called 'One Thousand Ways to Make $1,000’. I pretty much memorised it” - Warren Buffett Here’s a synopsis of the book ⬇️ 1/ "One Thousand Ways to Make $1,000" is a classic book on personal finance, first published in 1936 by author Francis Minaker. The book is filled with inspiring stories of people who have successfully made money using a variety of creative strategies. 2/ One woman in the book started a business selling homemade pies to local restaurants and eventually turned it into a successful catering business. Another man became rich by flipping real estate. He bought and fixed abandoned houses. 3/ Other stories in the book tell of people who have made money by starting their own consulting businesses, and even selling pet rocks (which was a popular fad in the 1970s). The author also shares the founding story of JCPenney as well discussing the stock market. 4/ Buffett was particularly interested in a chapter about pennyweight scales. "I sat and calculated how much it would cost to buy the first weighing machine, and then how long it would take for the profit of that one to buy another one” 5/ "I would create these compound interest tables to figure out how to have a weighing machine for every person in the world. I pictured everybody in the country weighing themselves 10 times a day, and me just sitting there like the John D. Rockefeller of weighing machines” 6/ The book also covers the concept of investing in an enormous market that you understand well, mentioning cigarette humidors, tailored suits and greeting cards. This is a principal that Buffett certainly adopted. 7/ Mostly though the book is business motivation, with valuable quotes like "If you have the urge to go into business or to lay the foundation for a future business by capitalizing your spare time, delay no longer. If you wait for conditions, they may leave you in the lurch. #TradeStories #MostRecentTrade

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