Authenticity on Twitter matters: traders showing real losses and comebacks prove they're actually in the arena.

And that's why I think it counts. Like yours is such good follows. Cause you know, you wear it, you wear it on your sleeve. It's so hard these days to separate. I think the noise from the alpha on Twitter, there's so many people who you follow them. It's like, man, does this person ever lose? Like every post is a win. Every post is a P and L shot. They caught every meme coin. They caught every trade. I want to see the people who are like, yo, I fucked up. Like, yeah, hey, the bottoms in, I didn't long at all. I thought we were going lower because to me, that tells me that this person is actually in the arena. They're doing the thing. They're taking the trades, they're making the mistakes, they're falling, they're getting back up. And if they're still here, you know, that's like a badge of honor. It's like, okay, yeah, this guy's been in the trenches like literally and has fought their way back.