How to become a Twitter influencer in the trading space the easy way 🧵🪡
1. Start by creating a prop firm review account. Make it look like you’re all about helping traders by being brutally honest and transparent.
Then create a second page and name it something like (your
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- I often get DMs from people facing financial struggles, and thanks to some prop firms, I’m able to help by providing accounts to talented traders who can’t afford the challenges. Having been through tough times myself, I want to give them the opportunities I wish I had. I’m not
- USDCHF short Execution from the 1 min Only holding some runners now
- These pages are built to show transparency about prop firms, yet they end up collaborating with some of them anyway. It’s honestly laughable. They spend all their time making post after post, calling firms scams, tagging CEOs, and stirring up drama,only to turn around and partner
- I’m not partnered with @FundedNext , and I’ve got no loyalty to any firms. I’m just calling out BS when I see it. You’re out here telling people your 67 year old Turkish grandmother cracked the trading code and got funded? Be serious. This is a generation that still hidesMy grandmother (67) got $100K funded from FundedNext and passed KYC. Then she was invited to an interview. Since she doesn’t speak English, I translated the questions and she answered in Turkish. (Before the interview, support said she could answer in Turkish.) The result? She
- The market tested every ounce of emotional control, but staying disciplined paid off.
- The Truth Behind: Prop Firm Media,Prop Firm Eye, PropFirmSquadNews,Prop Firm Brigade… Before you jump to any conclusions, let me explain the full story. The owner of Prop Firm Media owner name is Ibrahim, while PropFundSquad is allegedly run by a fake Indian lawyer named
- You’ve got the model. You’ve got the bias. You even see the setup in real time. But the moment price pulls back 10, 20 pips? You fold. You clip the trade. You’re scared to take a loss, So you cut winners early and protect your ego instead of your equity. And you know what’s
- If you let a winning trade convince you that you’re a genius, the market will soon remind you that you’re not. If you let a losing trade convince you that you’re hopeless, you’ll never make it. The key is emotional neutrality never too high, never too low.
- If you’re feeling like quitting, beaten down with nothing left to give, don’t lose hope. When you push forward, you set yourself apart from the millions who gave up. They say 95% fail in trading — be the 5%. Keep moving forward! — Eren Yeager



















