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solana:CARDSccUMFKoPRZxt5vt3ksUbxEFEcnZ3H2pd3dKxYjp coming into my AOI 👀 All these influences were telling everyone to buy the top so they can dump on you.

This team never stops, keep up the hard work 💪

The bottom is whenever you stop checking the charts every five minutes. I learned this after my third panic sell. Now I just buy and close the app. When's the last time you went a full day without looking?

Wild how everyone's hyping ZRO but conveniently skipping the 100% token inflation happening in a year. Timing of this announcement is hilarious. What are they even trying to achieve here besides dumping on retail?

I stopped doomscrolling the news for one week. Felt like I missed everything. Turned out I missed nothing that actually mattered to my real life. What would you lose if you unplugged for 7 days?

Bitcoin's current positioning check reveals a dangerous imbalance: ±$10K move from here shows $11.28B in LONG liquidations vs only $1.41B in SHORT liquidations. That's an 8:1 ratio. When positioning gets this lopsided, max pain isn't subtle, it's a flush lower before any sustained move up. Crowded longs get punished. History doesn't care about your conviction.

🚀📉 Bitcoin update BTC hovering ~$65K–$70K (after dipping hard recently, rebounding a bit today). Key signal: Long-Term Holder supply (last active 2 yrs) at ~47–48% range, down for 777 days (~2.13 yrs) — exactly matching historical LTH "puking" phases that end at price bottoms. Past cycles: - 2015: ~651 days → bottom - 2018-19: ~749 days → bottom We've just crossed the 2-year mark. On-chain shows selling slowing, some net accumulation flipping in, institutions absorbing supply. Bear risk: Macro could drag it lower, but this screams exhaustion setup. Long-term bullish tilt: Diamond hands reloading? 💎🙌 #Bitcoin #BTC #CryptoRecovery

Bitcoin's dipping hard (~$78K, down ~1-2% today), but aggregate ETF flows aren't stepping in to buy the dip. Net institutional demand? Almost all from a shrinking pool of Treasury-style buyers with balance-sheet room left. That's not sustainable if selling pressure continues. A real bottom likely needs these big players to flip from sellers, buyers, not just pause. Chart via Capriole: Net Institutional Buying at just 34% excess watch for reversal. #Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto

The #silver top blasters are in shock today 👀 Always pays to take profits no matter how bullish you are. It's okay though, probably only need to wait another year or two to breakeven if you top blasted lol

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🚨GIVING away 1 year MMT PRO subscription (academy as well) to a randomly selected person that can answer the following question correctly. This chart has 2 alphas in it. Which ones? Like and retweet as well or Grok wont be able to add you to the pool of potential winners. Winner will be selected tomorrow morning. Good luck browskies

🚨 Bitcoin hashrate just COLLAPSED ~40% from ATH – biggest miner capitulation since 2021! Nobody's talking about it. Energy value tanking too. Chart screams major players powering down or pivoting out of crypto (hello AI?). Yikes. Network stress or shakeout? BTC holding ~$89k... for now. What’s your take? 📉⚡ #Bitcoin #Hashrate #BTC #Crypto

LARP ALERT! Yesterday this clown BrutalBtc posted a P&L card with $15.5M short entry at exact price of 97,900 and it's FAKE, that trade did not happen on a real Bybit perps orderbook, it was executed on Demo account. Why? Because the executed volume at that price doesn’t match that position size. On the 1-minute BTCUSDT Bybit futures Footprint chart, there is nowhere near $15.5M traded at 97,900. Total interaction at that level is only a few million, with minimal selling on the bid. Could it have been filled with passive limit orders? Still NO. Even if he was the only liquidity provider on the entire exchange (which is not), less than half of a $15.5M short could be filled at or above 97,900. The rest would have to be executed much lower, pulling the average entry into the 97,800s. High of the day was only ~97,963. Even under perfect execution assumptions, the math doesn’t work. Now look at Open Interest on the 1-minute chart using data only from Bybit: OI dropped on the spike up = shorts were closing. If a large limit short was filled, OI would stabilize, but it didn’t. That means no size replacement occurred. I told him to set up a public verification page on Coinmarketman, but instead he blocked me. He trades on Bybit demo account and on Weex (B-book cex) with paper money and larps as a whale. Unfollow him. Hope this explanation was helpful to understand the order flow too.

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