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Jan 12
🚨 AIRDROP PAGE IS LIVE 🚨
We’ve officially launched the Airdrop Page on What Exchange.
➥ Traders can now check their estimated Season 1 airdrop based on their trading activity.
How to check:
1️⃣ Go to Points Page
2️⃣ Click Airdrop
3️⃣ See your estimated allocation
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May 29
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May 28
The bear started crawling out of its cave :)))
HTF, I am still bullish, logging $btc $eth $virtual $bch on @whatexchange
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May 14
Are we entering a distribution phase after more than a month of straight upside and nearly 30% gains for $BTC? 👀
Both CPI and PPI came in hot
$BTC has tested the $82-83K zone multiple times already
Saylor is no longer buying aggressively
$BTC is now interacting with the MA200
Bitcoin ETFs just saw massive outflows: -16,585 $BTC (~$1.33B)
Feels like the market is getting extremely fragile here.
All it takes is a few more strong red candles and sentiment could flip very fast, especially when so much of the recent move has been driven by speculative momentum flows.
WDYT?
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May 25
Is Bitcoin really underperforming gold over the past 5 years?
Sounds cursed, but the numbers say yes.
Bitcoin
> Price on May 25, 2021: $38,361.81
> Price on May 25, 2026: $77,629
> 5 year return: 102.36%
Gold
> Price on May 25, 2021: $1,898.07
> Price on May 25, 2026: $4,569.17
> 5 year return: 140.73%
So yes, from one angle, Bitcoin looks like it got cooked.
Gold outperformed BTC.
Digital gold lost to actual gold.
Boomers won this round
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May 25
From a bearish view, you could say Bitcoin is falling behind, losing momentum, and maybe the game is already over.
But zoom out for a second.
If an asset as massive and boring as gold can still pump 140% in five years, what happens when Bitcoin becomes fully accepted as a global safe asset?
We are not talking about altcoins here.
> No 100x casino bags.
> No low float vaporware.
> No random ticker going vertical on Binance.
Just Bitcoin.
A scarce, liquid, global asset that still has room to absorb capital from gold, bonds, cash, institutions, sovereign wealth funds, and maybe even nation states.
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May 25
And when you zoom out further, the Bitcoin chart looks very different:
> 10 years ago, Return: 17,089%
> 9 years ago, Return: 3,280%
> 8 years ago, Return: 933%
> 7 years ago, Return: 860%
> 6 years ago, Return: 768%
So no, you are not early like the 2013 cypherpunk cave dwellers.
But you are also not late.
Bitcoin has already survived every “it’s over” cycle, every miner capitulation, every China ban, every exchange collapse, every macro panic, every “gold is better” take, and every bear market funeral.
And it is still here.
Maybe the real takeaway is not “Bitcoin lost to gold.”
Maybe the takeaway is this:
If gold can still do numbers at that size, Bitcoin’s long term upside as a harder, more portable, more liquid digital safe asset is still absolutely insane.
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May 25
This week we bought previously issued debt ❌
This week we bought bonds ✅
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May 24
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May 23
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May 21
Behavioral Bubble: When Retirees Unknowingly Become Gamblers 🥲
Margin debt reached a record $1.30T in April 2026, up 53.3% yoy (FINRA)
with margin debt at a record high, any market decline risks turning into a deeper correction as leveraged investors are forced to sell into a falling market
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May 21
just 10 stocks generated 69% of the index’s total gain. This means that someone buying a “diversified” ETF on the advice of a financial advisor may think they own 500 companies,
but in reality,
more than 1/3 of their assets are concentrated in just ten names, most of them in tech and AI.
The market-cap-weighted index structure has chosen the risk for them (Nomura)
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May 21
So,
> money flows into passive index funds
> those funds automatically buy more of the largest stocks
> prices rise
> index weights increase
> more passive money flows in.
This loop works beautifully on the way up.
On the way down, it reverses through the same mechanism.
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May 19
Here are some interesting charts I found 👀
The number of stocks outperforming the S&P 500 is extremely low right now
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May 19
Retail call option activity is surging again, approaching meme-era 2021 levels.
More than 52% of all new retail positions in the top 10 mega-cap tech stocks are call buying.
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