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Forward from: Just News
📣 Fed Chair Jerome Powell: key takeaways

• Inflation remains elevated, partly driven by rising energy prices.

• Higher energy costs are likely to push inflation up in the short term and may not have peaked yet.

• Labor demand has clearly cooled, while unemployment remains broadly stable.

• Inside the Fed, more officials now support moving toward a neutral policy stance, with rate hikes seen as just as possible as rate cuts.

• While policymakers kept the statement unchanged for now, the outlook could shift significantly over the next 30–60 days.

• The Fed may drop signals of potential easing as soon as the next meeting.

Powell also noted this was his final press conference as Fed Chair, though he plans to remain on the Federal Reserve Board after May 15.

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The More You Accept Uncertainty, the Clearer Your Decisions Become
A lot of hesitation in trading comes from trying to remove uncertainty completely.@trylimitless
You want to be sure.
You want confirmation.
You want everything to align before you act.
But the market doesn’t work that way.
Uncertainty is always present.
And the more you try to eliminate it, the more complicated your thinking becomes.
What I’ve been reflecting on with Limitless is how it encourages acceptance instead.
You don’t wait for perfect certainty you make a clear decision within uncertainty.
That shift simplifies everything.
Because once uncertainty is accepted, your focus moves back to what matters: the quality of your reasoning.
And over time, that leads to faster, clearer, and more confident decisions.


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A Defined Process Helps You Recover Faster From Losses
Losses are part of the process but how quickly you recover from them matters.@trylimitless
In unclear systems, losses tend to linger.
You replay them.
You question your approach.
You hesitate on the next decision.
That slows you down.
What I’ve noticed with Limitless is how structure helps you move on more efficiently.
Because each trade is clearly defined, you can understand what happened without overanalyzing it.
There’s less emotional spillover into the next decision.
And over time, that builds resilience.
You’re not avoiding losses — you’re handling them better, with more clarity and less hesitation.

$LMTS @try_limitless


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A Simple Framework Helps You Stay Consistent Without Overthinking
Consistency is often seen as something that requires constant effort.
You try to stay disciplined, follow rules, and avoid mistakes.
But when the system itself is complex, consistency becomes harder to maintain.
Too many moving parts create too many opportunities to deviate.
What stands out with Limitless is how it simplifies consistency.
The framework is stable, repeatable, and easy to follow.
That reduces the need for constant self-correction.
You’re not fighting to stay consistent you’re operating in a way that naturally supports it.
And over time, that makes consistency feel less like effort… and more like a normal way of operating.


$LMTS @try_limitless

https://limitless.exchange/?r=JGTJP87PYN


Forward from: Just News
⚡️ Fed leaves rate unchanged

BTC falls below $75k because of this.

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Forward from: Just News
Trump told Axios the US will maintain a naval blockade on Iran until a deal addressing nuclear concerns is reached

CENTCOM has also prepared plans for a “short and powerful” strike wave if negotiations remain stalled.

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⚡️ Jerome Powell speaks at 2:30 PM ET in what is widely expected to be his last press conference as Fed Chair

No rate cut is expected, but his remarks today could move markets sharply.

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🔥 The Senate Banking Committee voted 13-11 to advance Kevin Warsh's nomination as Fed chair

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The Clearer Your Rules, the Less You Negotiate With Yourself
A hidden challenge in trading is internal negotiation.@trylimitless
You make a decision… then start adjusting it in your mind.
“Maybe I should wait.”
“Maybe I should change this.”
“Maybe I’m wrong.”
That constant back-and-forth creates instability.
You’re not fully committed, but you’re not fully out either.
What I’ve been reflecting on with Limitless is how clear rules reduce that internal negotiation.
You decide once, based on your reasoning, and the trade follows that structure.
There’s no room to keep rewriting the decision as things unfold.
And over time, that builds a stronger sense of commitment.
Because when your rules are clear, your mind has less reason to argue with itself.

@try_limitless $LMTS

https://limitless.exchange/?r=JGTJP87PYN


The More Defined the End, the Easier It Is to Stay Patient
Patience is difficult when the end is unclear.@trylimitless
If you don’t know when or how something resolves, your mind keeps searching for an exit.
You feel the urge to act, adjust, or interfere.
What I’ve noticed with Limitless is how defining the end changes that experience.
You already know when the trade will resolve.
That removes the pressure to constantly evaluate whether you should stay or leave.
And because of that, patience becomes easier.
Not because you’re forcing it, but because the structure supports it.
Over time, that turns patience from something you struggle with into something that naturally fits your process.

@try_limitless $LMTS

https://limitless.exchange/?r=JGTJP87PYN


A Simple System Helps You Build Momentum Without Losing Control
Momentum in trading can be powerful but it can also become risky.
After a few wins, it’s easy to speed up, take more trades, or become less selective.
That’s where control starts to slip.
What stands out with Limitless is how it keeps momentum contained.
The structure doesn’t change just because your results do.
You still follow the same process, make the same type of decision, and operate within the same framework.
And because of that, any momentum you build stays controlled.
It’s not driven by emotion it’s supported by consistency.
And over time, that’s what allows progress to continue without creating unnecessary risk.

@try_limitless $LMTS

https://limitless.exchange/?r=JGTJP87PYN


Forward from: Just News
🔥 CMC: Kalshi and Polymarket together account for ~98% of all open interest

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Forward from: Just News
⚡️ Israel approves its first regulated stablecoin

Israel granted approval for the first stablecoin pegged to the shekel. The token, BILS, was developed in collaboration with the Solana network and crypto custodian heavyweights Fireblocks with auditing oversight provided by Big Four consultancy firm EY.

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⚠️ US court sentences Cartier descendant to 8 years in $470 million crypto laundering case

Maximilien de Hoop Cartier is a descendant of the Cartier luxury jewelry family. His exchange consisted of a large network of US-based shell companies and more than a dozen accounts at US banks, which he maintained by misrepresenting the nature of his businesses to financial institutions.

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The More You Respect the Process, the Less You Chase Shortcuts
In trading, there’s always the temptation to take shortcuts.
Skip the thinking.@trylimitless
Rush the decision.
Jump in because something “feels right.”
It might work occasionally, but over time it creates inconsistency.
Because shortcuts bypass the one thing that actually builds progress a clear process.
What I’ve been reflecting on with Limitless is how it naturally discourages shortcuts.
The structure is simple, but it still requires one thing: a deliberate decision.
You can’t rely on complexity to justify your actions.
And over time, that builds a different habit.
You start respecting the process itself not because you have to, but because it’s the only thing that consistently works.

@try_limitless $LMTS

https://limitless.exchange/?r=JGTJP87PYN


The More You Slow Down Before Entering, the Less You Struggle After
Most struggles in trading don’t happen at the start they happen during the trade.@trylimitless
Doubt creeps in.
You question your position.
You feel the urge to react.
But those struggles often come from rushing the entry.
When you don’t take time to think clearly at the start, the middle becomes uncomfortable.
What I’ve noticed with Limitless is how it encourages a pause before action.
You’re not reacting instantly you’re deciding.
And that small shift makes a big difference.
Because when the entry is thoughtful, the trade feels easier to sit through.
Less stress, less second-guessing just a clearer experience overall.


$LMTS @try_limitless

https://limitless.exchange/?r=JGTJP87PYN


A Clear System Helps You Build Confidence That Doesn’t Depend on Outcomes
Many traders tie their confidence directly to results.
Win → confidence goes up.
Loss → confidence drops.
That creates instability.
Because results will always fluctuate.
What stands out with Limitless is how it shifts confidence toward something more stable your decision-making process.
You start evaluating yourself based on how clearly you think, not just what the outcome is.
And over time, that builds a different kind of confidence.
One that doesn’t swing with every result.
Because it’s grounded in something you control the quality of your decisions.


@try_limitless $LMTS

https://limitless.exchange/?r=JGTJP87PYN


Forward from: Just News
🪙 Saylor says the endgame is to drive BTC to $10M a coin and make BTC a $200T network until it grows higher

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Forward from: Just News
Canada moves to ban crypto ATMs, labeling them as 'primary method' for fraud

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