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7 Years of Crypto Advice in 26 Minutes
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People saying that perp trading being legalized in the US is bearish for $HYPE are missing the bigger picture Yes it’s true that Hyperliquid will have to become fully regulated and compliant, and compete with platforms like Coinbase, Kraken and Kalshi But what’s happening with $HYPE is that it’s swapping out its user base from the people who were using it just to avoid KYC To the institutions with trillions of dollars that got interested in it for things like trading stocks on weekends or companies pre-IPO like SpaceX Which is exactly why $HYPE has been rallying over the past 6 months while basically the rest of crypto has been dead
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I went heavy into $HYPE at $32.5 and shared this publicly in my free TG channel, where I share insights and alpha on a regular basis: t.me/danscryptorants
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Always view your portfolio as being 30% less than its current value You'll never sell an exact top on your overall portfolio You might get lucky and sell a top once, but nailing it on all your coins is simply not possible If you don't internalise this, you'll see your portfolio down 30% from the peak, and you won’t want to sell because you’ll think “I’ll wait till it goes back up” Mentally accounting for that 30% drop will help you mitigate this cognitive bias
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This is one of the many lessons I’ve learned since I started crypto in 2017 And after 9 years of learning things the hard way and scaling my portfolio from $5K to $7M I’ve condensed all the lessons I wish I knew when I started in my free 40 hour course: bullrunmillions.com
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The SpaceX IPO is confirmed for June 12th at $135 per share And I believe this has already become a “sell the news” setup Companies always time their IPOs for peak hype, they issue new supply and then sell it directly into the excitement of everyone wanting exposure And while everyone will be rushing to buy, this will most likely mark a short to mid term top for $SPCX and other space related stocks So the real play will be to look for entries once the hype dies down:
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I’ve been analyzing financial markets since 2017 and scaled my portfolio from $5K to $7M along the way I break down trade analysis and investment plays like this regularly in my free telegram channel: t.me/danscryptorants
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I recently allocated 3% of my portfolio to $ASTS at $74, and believe it has 5x upside into 2030 because: 1. 5B humans would pay for fast interent that works anywhere, anytime 2. ASTS has a distribution moat from partnerships locked in with AT&T, Vodafone, Verizon, and more covering 3.5b customers 3. Huge potential for revenue expansion from new verticals including government contracts, national security and more And there’s a lot more to the thesis than this, which I covered below:
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Being able to spot the assets that will benefit the most from emerging narratives before the market catches on Is one of the edges that allowed me to scale my portfolio from $5K to $7M since 2017 I break down plays like this regularly in my TG channel: t.me/danscryptorants
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I recently allocated 2.5% of my portfolio to $URA at $50, and this represents 50% of my ideal position size $URA is one of the main stock indexes for the nuclear energy industry, holding mostly uranium miners/producers some physical uranium exposure nuclear buildout/infrastructure names a few advanced nuclear/SMR plays The thesis is simple: AI needs a ton of power, much more than is currently available, and one of the only consistent and reliable sources of energy is nuclear And it’s also one of the most underdeveloped energy sectors compared to oil & gas and renewables There’s a lot more to the thesis than this, and I went over it in full in the video:
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I’ve been investing since 2017 and scaled my portfolio from $5K to $7M by going where the money was And right now the money is flowing into AI, robotics and the whole infrastructure behind it, not just crypto I share plays like this regularly in my TG: t.me/danscryptorants
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Crypto Dan retweeted
The reason stocks are going parabolic while crypto is dying comes down to a combination of factors: - stock bull is driven by mag 7 reallocation of large war chests of cash/bonds --> AI buildout. This massively increases velocity of money, and leads to continous significant rev growth for AI adjacent companies -> higher valuations - crypto is driven by QE/low rates, as investors move out on the risk curve due to bond yields being crushed and borrowing becomes cheap. neither are likely to happen anytime soon as inflation remains elevated from higher velocity of money high oil prices w/ iran war - mstr ponzi is slowly unwinding and has passed the equilibrium where we are now in a negative death spiral. saylor put himself in a corner where the only way out is to sell more BTC -> lower btc prices -> more BTC must be sold. - AI buildout is accelerating the proximity to a real quantum threat for BTC. semi quantum proof alternatives like ZEC lead to outflows from BTC seeking safety - AI is the dominant story and retail is chasing AI stocks with capital they would've previously allocated to Crypto. Without strong accumulation $TOTAL slowly trends lower - as crypto<> stocks become more integrated and the investor cohorts overlap, fundamentals become driven more by revenue growth and tokenholder alignment. with almost all of the best founders launching companies outside of Crypto, B-tier crypto startups are the only real options for investors and see minimal flows compared to tradfi equivalents. - within the largest narrative AI, majority of value accrual goes to frontier models like gpt/anthropic and companies supporting the physical infrastructure buildout, neither of which exist within Crypto
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Crypto Dan retweeted
The AI buildout is real. That's the problem. Everyone arguing the bull case keeps telling me the revenue is real, the capex is real, the demand is real. Yeah. It is. The internet was real in 2000 too, and those names still came down 80%. Real doesn't save you. Real is what gives you permission to overpay. Here's the part nobody says out loud: they're pricing the speed as if it's permanent. As if this rate of buildout is the new floor. But look at what kind of move this is. It isn't growing fast and steady. It's growing faster than fast, the acceleration is still increasing into the top. That's the tell. Steady growth can run for years. A move that has to keep accelerating just to stay alive is burning fuel it can't refill. The moment it can't accelerate anymore, not even reverse, just stop speeding up, every dollar that was priced on the acceleration leaves. That's why the floor isn't where people think. There's nothing level underneath a parabola. There's only the slope. Take the slope away and there's nothing. I've watched this exact thing empty a portfolio I spent years building. Going to lay the whole case out over the next while. Charts, the analogs, the math. Stick around if you want the reasoning instead of the noise.
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My bull case for the next stock I’m looking to get allocated to, Harmonic Drive Systems Most people investing in the robotics boom are mainly buying $TSLA and $NVDA, and even though these are valid plays What’s going unnoticed is that Elon Musk himself said that actuators make up 56% of the bill of materials cost for Optimus Meaning that of the hundreds of billions that will be spent on this boom, a large % will flow into the pockets of the companies providing these parts And as Tesla, Figure and other companies start scaling the production of mass market humanoid robots into 2027, every single robot will need them More robots > more parts > more revenue And with Harmonic Drive Systems being the company making the highest quality actuators for humanoid robots This makes them one of the best positioned stocks to benefit from this narrative
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Being able to spot the assets that will benefit the most from emerging narratives before the market catches on Is one of the edges that allowed me to scale my portfolio from $5K to $7M since 2017 I break down investment plays like this regularly in my free telegram channel: t.me/danscryptorants

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By the time you learn that you must HODL, the bear market has started By the time you learn that you must take profit, the bear market is over By the time you learn that you must buy dips, the bull market is over The reason this happens is because the market will always teach you the right lessons at the wrong time The market will program you with the right habits exactly at the moment you no longer need them Which is why you need to experience a full market cycle before you can truly call yourself a profitable investor:
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It took me a full market cycle of getting the right lessons at the wrong time before I figured out how to build a strategy that actually works Which is what allowed me to scale my portfolio from $5K to $7M I broke down the full system in my free 40 hour course: bullrunmillions.com
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so many people struggle to recognise pvp vs pve environments everyone in crypto twitter can be euphoric and making money, and price can keep trending higher, because of external flows (tradfi) taking us higher does no one here remember in 2017 bull when everyone was euphoric everyday and yet price still kept sending? same concept
Sold 60% of my spot $HYPE here at $72. Not saying it won’t go higher, I believe it will be #1 runner of the next cycle, - and I’d love to own more coins - but judging by current sentiment, a local top is probably close. Will DCA back in around $15-20.
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Unlike crypto which is a zero sum game, stocks are a positive sum game In stocks everyone’s incentives are aligned: founders, VCs and insiders all want the company to make more money, because earnings drive valuation, which drives the stock price higher But in crypto it’s the opposite, you have teams, VCs and influencers all working together to extract money from the token as fast as possible In fact you have VCs getting their allocation in presales, dumping immediately at launch, and then slowly exiting with a linear vesting schedule By the time they’ve fully exited, the team hasn’t even had time to build or find product market fit, which is why the whole structure is designed to rug retail And while stocks are valued on revenue, which is a stable and predictable metric, crypto is valued on narrative as 99% of projects have zero revenue.
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Knowing which projects have everyone’s incentives aligned and which ones are designed only to extract money from retail Is the difference between being the exit liquidity for VCs and actually making money I regularly share investment plays like these in my free Telegram channel: t.me/danscryptorants

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