🟢 #PENDLE/USDT long

Timeframe: H1
Leverage: cross 5x

✅ Entry Targets: 2.1600-2.0296

🎯 Profit Targets:
1) 2.2252
2) 2.2904
3) 2.4209
4) 2.6817

Stop Loss: 1.7687
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‼️ Always follow risk management

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🔴 #DASH/USDT short

Timeframe: M15
Leverage: cross 5x

✅ Entry Targets: 69.21-74.42

🎯 Profit Targets:
1) 66.61
2) 64.00
3) 58.80
4) 48.39
5) 27.56

Stop Loss: 84.83
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‼️ Always follow risk management

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Success Is Selfless



Real success doesn’t start with “How do I win?”

It starts with “How do I help?”

The people who actually make it in business long-term don’t obsess over branding or followers.

They obsess over doing right by people.

Look around.

The longest-running businesses in the world weren’t built on social media.

They couldn't have been because it didn't exist.

They were built on trust.

On solving real problems.

On doing right by people even when nobody else was watching.

Business isn’t about squeezing value out of people.

It’s about providing value to people.

When you improve someone else’s life…

Your life improves as a byproduct.

That’s how it works.

We don’t rise by standing on others.

We rise by lifting others up.

Iron sharpens iron.

...and that's something you must understand if you ever plan on achieving any level of success in business and life.

That's the truth.


#AndyGram
@AndyFrisella

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🔴 #TRX/USDT short

Timeframe: M15
Leverage: cross 5x

✅ Entry Targets: 0.31526-0.31765

🎯 Profit Targets:
1) 0.31407
2) 0.31287
3) 0.31048
4) 0.30570
5) 0.29614

Stop Loss: 0.32243
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‼️ Always follow risk management

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Stop Playing the One-Up Game



Legends don't concern themselves with being good enough to beat their competition.

They focus on playing their best game possible.

Every single time.

When your goal is to come out slightly ahead of the people you're in competition with...

You place a limit on your output by becoming "good enough" to edge them out.

The bare minimum.

That's not winning.

That's playing the one-up game.

Which is a game you will eventually lose when you come in contact with someone who isn't placing a limit on their output.

Instead of focusing on finishing slightly ahead of you...

They're waging a war against themselves.

One that's relentless and uncompromising.

...and you will get fucking dominated.

True legends obsess over every aspect of the game and their performance.

If they can...

They will run up the score 100 to fucking 0.

Because it's not about being better than their competition.

It's about being the absolute best they can possibly become and continually pushing that limit.

Want to solidify yourself as the undisputed champion?

This is how.

It's by constantly improving your own game...

Not by working to beat someone else's.

I've got a long way to go.

I recommend you join me.


#AndyGram
@AndyFrisella

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🟢 #XAI/USDT long

Timeframe: M30
Leverage: cross 5x

✅ Entry Targets: 0.01854-0.01787

🎯 Profit Targets:
1) 0.01887
2) 0.01921
3) 0.01987
4) 0.02121
5) 0.02387

Stop Loss: 0.01654
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‼️ Always follow risk management

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*Inside Bank Frauds: Employee Logins, Data Leaks and the Rising Risk to Customer Deposits*

Recent cases involving PNB, IDFC First Bank, SBI and AU Small Finance Bank have exposed disturbing vulnerabilities in India's banking system—from employee-enabled frauds and unauthorised transactions to customer data leaks.

But when money disappears from a bank account, why should customers have to fight to prove they did not authorise the transactions?

In this video, Sucheta Dalal examines the growing risks to bank deposits, weaknesses in internal controls, disappearing paper trails and why banks must be held accountable when their own employees or systems fail.

Watch the video to understand what these developments mean for ordinary bank customers.

*Watch here:* https://youtu.be/XdyUMQ3At2Y

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*Yes, Blame the State*

When our cities are filthy, roads are unsafe, businesses don't innovate and public services fail, we are quick to blame individual behaviour. But are these really individual failures, or symptoms of deeper institutional failures?

In his thought-provoking article, _“Yes, Blame the State”_ , Debashis Basu makes a compelling case for why governments must take responsibility for creating the infrastructure, institutions and incentives that shape society.

Drawing lessons from Singapore, Sweden, Japan, South Korea and China, he explains why good governance — not just individual discipline — is essential for a country's progress.

*Watch the video here:* https://youtu.be/XK2sID3T3js

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*Now on YouTube: Pathbreakers – Book Launch & Discussion*

What makes someone a pathbreaker? How do visionary leaders spot opportunities, navigate risks and build institutions that stand the test of time?

Watch veteran investor *Ramesh Damani* in conversation with authors *Sucheta Dalal and Debashis Basu*, along with *Adv. Murali Neelakantan*, as they explore these questions and share insights from the journeys of the ten leaders featured in the revised edition of _Pathbreakers: How 10 Visionary Leaders Transformed India._

The recording includes the book launch, the full discussion and an engaging audience Q&A.

*Watch the event now*: https://youtu.be/WC3uIfd05PA

https://youtu.be/cDzR9-hUO3U

*Get your copy of the book:* https://amzn.in/d/060iBh0r

Do watch and share!

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