125k..?

Crypto bros has had many opportunities to learn that low float high fdv only goes one way on tge. Equity bros is in for the first inning

There's a talking head about how the money supply is now evident on the streets through the lavish display of wealth by the select few observing F1 Monaco and Knicks finals ticket. Reality is that we have had uncontrollable amount of money printing the past few decades, more now than ever. Bitcoin was supposed to be the hedge of this hyperinflation. The return of roots and narrative for this is imperative as the gulf continues to widen, people sought to find the neutralising factor to bridge the two distance

AI cannot hack Bitcoin

In hindsight, if 10/10 did not happen, there can be an alternate scenario where btc could have rebounded and pushed past $125k as an ATH. As it stands, we were crippled as an industry that has been starved for liquidity by that event, and whilst this current liquidity vacuum due to the capital rotation is valid, what's also valid is that our drawdowns will be different from previous cycles (not 70-90% drawdowns). There will be a line in the sand after the clarification of the fundamental issues (Quantum) is cleared where BTC prices becomes attractive due to it's network effect

In this crypto flush down, I'm looking for OG btc traders to come back to the space as price starts coming into the value zone. That's one of the tenet of a btc bottom signal for this cycle.

Entire Crypto Market Cap - $2T SpaceX IPO - ~$1.2T There is a liquidity vacuum in the space. Sure, Saylor has been largely painted as the villain right now, however, there's a just a whirlpool of liquidity crisis that was exacerbated firstly with Oct 10th liquidation event

When it's all said and done, isn't the fact that bitcoin is still solving blocks year after year with multiple attacks on the network showing it's class of anti-fragility? What other network can lay claim to this, and why do we forget bitcoin's longevity? Going forward, quantum conversation needs to be tackled, it is a WIP and forward thinking would be bitcoin network stands a better chance in being quantum resistant than any other networks out there.

I feel for the ZEC holders who got rekt. Truly. It’s true that in life very few people are actually looking out for you. But what’s often understated is that there’s a massive difference between normal self-interest and people who seem to lack any moral framework at all, people who treat harming or extracting from others as if it’s the backbone of their entire life philosophy. With ZEC, everything from the people around the project since inception to the ones promoting it of late pointed to something darker than self-interest: a total absence of honor, restraint, and moral consequence. There’s a difference between realizing you’re in this alone and nobody is looking out for you, and realizing some people will actively destroy you if it means they can make more money or achieve their goals.

Chris has been steadfast and mostly provided honest feedback for the past 3 cycles. These targets remain very relevant now and when the death blow comes, don't get trapped in the moment.

To put a parallel crypto context - The SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI IPO this year will be a liquidity vacuum event akin to the Otherside mint, Trump and Melania coin drop within days of each other.

I survived the luna blowup so that I don't get caught up in the strc/mstr blowup

If you do not know where the yield comes from, you are the yield

Prices of Bitcoin going down the same time as X / @nikitabier rolled out the downvote function ? Petition to have function removed to resume upward trend

Everyone in crypto ferociously doom scrolling trying to look for the light, the reality is, there will be huge amount of disinformation and speculation out there. The proof will be in the pudding (price), and your best course of action is financial risk management.

Btc doesn't bottom until CT fully turns on Saylor and becomes consensus hated public figure

BTC - Run up from $20k to $125k was the front-run of ETF approval, liquidity from institutional funds. When it was approved, we hit a distribution phase. What doesn't change is the access of those funds to an asset class that still maintains it's core tenet - decentralised, fungible, permissionless, censorship resistant financialised ecosystem

There's never been a more painful phase in bitcoin than now simply because of co-relation to other major indices. Often times when bitcoin goes down, it's in-line with other markets within a small delta. It's never been this big of a delta between equities going up and bitcoin staggering/falling