gm i have started taking profits on my shorts, was looking for a deeper pullback to 1DEMA 200 around 104k but looks like it's taking a long time and i am not sure if/when we go to that area been holding these positions for a month now and im not gonna lie, there were times when i doubted my conviction and CT can overwhelm you as well but alas, a win is a win going forward, i will mostly be concentrating on altcoins because i think we have the opportunity to squeeze the juice out of them going into Q4 plan for the next couple of weeks is to close all the shorts and buy the dips on my favorite alts and not get shaken out because the markets will try to good luck, have fun and hope you don't get liquidated

Binance cartel are about to start brutally crimemaxxing a few coins that none of you niggaz have a damn clue about [but obviously I do, because I'm smarter than you one-dimensional onchain noobs there are certain patterns on some newer charts] Hint: Study YZi Labs investments 👀

This wallet, presumed to be associated with Justin Sun, just longed millions of $XPL on Hyperliquid, clearing the entire order book and liquidating everyone. He then started closing his long, making $16M in just one minute. $XPL pumped to $1.80, which is over 200% in 2 minutes He is still long 15.2M $XPL ($10.2M), one of the craziest liquidation events I’ve ever seen on Hyperliquid hypurrscan.io/address/0xb9c0…

Update: MEXC Attempts To Lure The White Whale To Meet In Person...For Potentially Sinister Reasons?? I received an email from MEXC (with my anti-phishing code and from their official domain). I triple-verified - it was authentic. The email claimed: “Our leadership team attaches great importance to cooperation with you and is very much looking forward to having a one-on-one communication with you to deeply understand your needs and expectations. To this end, we sincerely invite you to have in-depth communication with the leadership team.” They asked me to verify my TG ID. Once I did, I wasn’t met by a “leadership team.” Just one person: their Global Head of Customer Service - whose identity I confirmed through multiple channels including other MEXC employees. Then came the punchline: he insisted I travel to Malaysia to “complete KYC in person.” Let’s be clear. I’ve already done every form of KYC they’ve ever asked for: live video, address verification, phone number, multiple identity layers. Their own Terms of Service contain zero mention of any requirement for in-person KYC. Crypto kidnappings are on the rise - why would someone with over $100M on-chain ever agree to fly to another country and enter the lion’s den of an organization he's publicly protesting against? When I rejected the idea, his reply was telling: “But I understood that you have sought to expedite the unfreezing of your account.” Translation: If you want your funds, get on a plane. This is not compliance. This is coercion. What MEXC is attempting here isn’t “verification.” It’s intimidation dressed up as procedure. They are inventing roadblocks that don’t exist in their own rulebook, while dangling access to my rightful funds like ransom. If they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone. The question now is simple: How long will the industry turn a blind eye while exchanges resort to tactics that belong in crime thrillers, not capital markets? I know we’ve got their attention. Maybe we just haven’t been loud enough yet. I told him to come back to me when MEXC was ready to be serious. 🫡 From the depths — The White Whale 🐋