Crypto Lifestyle

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Honestly, I treat September like a forced holiday. No chasing squeezes, no overtrading chop. Just ladder bids at $105K–$100K, keep cash ready, and let the market do its thing. History shows October/November usually reward those who survive September without blowing up their account.

I wouldn’t obsess over the exact $150K target. Whether it’s $140K, $150K, or even $180K, the point is that Bitcoin’s next move will likely be parabolic once heavy sellers are out of the way. Combine that with ETF inflows and a dovish Fed, and we could see levels most people still consider impossible.

This is a genius move by Thailand. On the surface it looks like a gift to traders, but in reality it funnels everyone into regulated, KYC’d platforms while boosting local exchanges. Short-term win for traders, long-term win for the Thai government.

Raoul Pal might sound overly bullish, but his internet adoption comparison is on point. If we even get HALF of his projection — say 1–2B users by 2030 — that’s still a financial revolution. $100T might be optimistic, but a multi-trillion expansion feels inevitable as institutions, governments, and consumers pile in.

@lingriiddd I do think whales play a role — spoofing and coordinated inflows aren’t a conspiracy, they’re a known tactic. But instead of just complaining, traders should adapt. If you know whales trap leveraged positions, maybe don’t over-leverage during chop.

@lingriiddd Bullish for scarcity, but I’m not sure I like the idea of huge treasuries centralizing BTC supply. If a handful of companies control multiple % of the supply, Bitcoin becomes less about decentralized ownership and more like a corporate reserve asset.