$ORBS - $304K Call buyer

I’m a coward. I’m scared of missing impressive rallies when bad narratives aren’t so bad anymore. Some people warn of a bear market rally when indexes and small caps are making all time highs. I just worry that all time highs are bullish.

the most alpha advice you can get in times like these when your favorite names get clipped... is to ignore all bimbos posting their multi-year trend expeliarmus supports and record low valuation blips do NOT buy supports in a downtrend - buy the strength AFTER decline know this

GM $ETH $2.2k clearly someone big got carried out.. this isn’t normal selling. RSI is at levels you only see when something breaks. forced unwinds. not people suddenly hating ethereum. $3k to $2.2k that fast.. didn’t happen because people changed their mind on ethereum it happened because a large leveraged position had to go, and there wasn’t enough liquidity to absorb it. momentum is already stretched now. historically, when ETH sits in these zones, downside doesn’t extend much unless there’s a fresh shock most of the damage feels done. the body already hit the floor. from here it’s less about more downside, and more about time.

2026 feels like its going to be a full risk-on year.

Everyone is talking about the $0.01 dividend from $BMNR like it’s “small”. They’re missing the point entirely. This isn’t about how much they’re paying today. It’s about what it unlocks. BitMine is now officially a dividend-paying company – the first large-cap crypto company in history to do so. That single cent: • Legally classifies BMNR as a dividend issuer • Opens doors to pension funds, institutional capital & index inclusion • Signals maturity and financial stability • Without draining capital needed to continue accumulating ETH ahead of staking in early 2026 If they paid a high dividend now, it would slow treasury growth. Instead, they’re prioritizing scaling to potentially 5% of all Ethereum supply launching their Made-in-America Validator Network (MAVAN) for native ETH staking. The real dividends start when millions of ETH begin generating yield. This wasn’t a financial move. It was a strategic declaration: “We’re not just another crypto company. We’re becoming an institutional asset.” The market sees $0.01. I see the first checkbox towards becoming the MicroStrategy of Ethereum. 2025 – symbolic dividend 2026 – staking dividend Don’t confuse noise with signal. $BMNR $ETH

Everyone is talking about Tom Lee but honorable mention should go to Kyle Samani’s DAT buying SOL at $230..

I’m already cash poor and already in high beta assets before all of these news about the government opening and stimulus checks. Is it a mistake to see this as a bull market and cut out the noise, or should I always sell and wait for catalyst to come before buying back higher?

They have enough money to donate.

#Ethereum Just an idea that could go horrifyingly wrong

How come I never hear Biasworks or Laura Shill talk about $SOL being down 40% vs $ETH over the last 5 months Makes you think 🤔

vitalik owns 0.2% of ETH supply satoshi owns 5% of BTC supply anatoly owns ??% of SOL supply solana token unlocks drove 80% inflation in 4 years yet nobody knows how much the team holds or how much is left to unlock

The most brainwashed take: watching Ethereum’s TVL go vertical 📈 … and somehow deciding it’s not bullish. Smart chains have one high-value purpose → upgrading the financial system. That’s why TVL matters. That’s why Ethereum wins.

$BMNR TROLL TIMELINE Showed up at drop to $30 Bmnr pumped a few days later Showed up at drop to $40 Bmnr pumped a few days later Showing up at drop to $50 Bmnr pumping a few days later??? Cheers, John

Ripple holders provide nothing of value to the industry except exit liquidity for insiders thus are not worth supporting (Likewise with Cardano, Pulsechain, Hedera, etc)

Common @fundstrat W 🫡

Jackson’s hole got buttplugged.

Some people on here have predicted 20 out of zero cycle tops. lol

Weakness into Jackson's hole or strength into Jackson's hole? Which one would you prefer if you were Jackson?

This.