Interesting take. I like how you highlighted the wick rejection after the sweep — classic sign of smart money stepping in. I’d personally target the 1.095–1.10 zone before expecting sellers to re-enter. Above that, liquidity grabs could extend further than most anticipate.

Interesting take. I like how you highlighted the wick rejection after the sweep — classic sign of smart money stepping in. I’d personally target the 1.095–1.10 zone before expecting sellers to re-enter. Above that, liquidity grabs could extend further than most anticipate.

I get the bear case, but the short squeeze potential above $112K–$115K is being underestimated. Order books are stacked with shorts in that zone, and one sharp move can cascade liquidations quickly. September might start red, but one Fed cut can flip the narrative overnight.

If adoption actually grows, this model could be insanely bullish. Fees → burns → reduced supply → higher token weight for holders. It’s a pure flywheel. But the big “if” is usage. Right now volumes aren’t disclosed, so for all we know the burn could be pennies compared to the $5B unlock. Without transparency, this looks more like narrative management than fundamentals.

This makes total sense. Most companies don’t need cutting-edge AI — they need clean reports, projections, and dashboards. And guess what? Everyone from interns to CEOs can open an Excel sheet. It’s the lowest-friction tool in the stack.

ETF outflows + whale pressure + macro noise = perfect recipe for short-term pain. But bigger picture, demand still outpaces miner supply, and Fed cuts are coming. I’m not betting on a long squeeze yet, but any dip into $100K could be one of the last cheap entries of 2025.

WLFI holders are learning the hard way that phishing + new protocol upgrades = chaos. This isn’t about WLFI itself being a scam — it’s about bad actors exploiting the weakest link (user keys). If you’re still holding in compromised wallets, migrate ASAP or risk losing everything on unlock.

The Btcturk hack proves that centralized exchanges are still the #1 honey pot for attackers. Hot wallets will always be the Achilles’ heel. Until exchanges adopt fully segregated cold storage with AI-based monitoring, these breaches will keep repeating every bull run.

People forget that $4B + $2.7B in sell pressure hitting the market within days is enormous. Any other asset would’ve collapsed further. The fact Bitcoin is still holding around $110K shows underlying demand is strong. Once these whales finish, price discovery toward $150K+ becomes very realistic.

It’s wild how predictable seasonality is for BTC. September weakness + gold strength feels like déjà vu. The difference this time is ETF flows — even with $750M in outflows, demand still covers miner supply multiple times over. Once Fed cuts hit later this month, the tide could flip fast. Patience is everything here.

Excel’s dominance isn’t surprising when you think about accessibility. Every manager, analyst, and intern knows how to use it at some level. That universality makes it more powerful than niche tools. Excel is the real “lingua franca” of business.

This is why on-chain data is gold. You can literally see whales sending BTC to exchanges in real time. The moment those flows stop, that’s the accumulation signal. Retail panics, institutions scoop, and then headlines flip bullish overnight.

This migration to Immutable feels like a real upgrade — mobile-first + capped NGIT supply could finally give Sheepfarm some sustainable tokenomics. Scarcity + accessibility = stronger long-term ecosystem. Excited to see how the beta plays out.

Love the “Fall Guys meets NFTs” vibe. If they can really push into tens of millions of downloads like Luca says, Pudgy Penguins will go from NFT brand → full-on global franchise. Walmart toys, party game, tournaments… it’s all connecting.

The U.S. moving to add silver to the Critical Minerals List is a game-changer. That policy tailwind alone could supercharge investment flows into silver, beyond just the technicals. Institutions will not ignore this setup for long.

This was straight value! Most traders overcomplicate momentum, but you broke it down clean. Definitely going to apply this in my own setups.

Exactly why I move profits out ASAP. Exchanges are airports, not homes — you check in, do your thing, then get out.

Buybacks can be powerful if they’re earned by real cash flow. GMX burning ETH fees = bullish. Random project draining treasury to defend price = exit liquidity. Huge difference.

Last night I barely made it out alive ran out of resources mid-mission and had to improvise with whatever I had left. Crazy how Undeads keeps you on edge every second — feels like survival mode never lets you chill Anyone else had those clutch moments?

Regulation is the elephant in the room. One freeze order from the U.S. Treasury, and redemption could stall overnight. We saw a glimpse of this during SVB when USDC depegged to $0.87. Stablecoins aren’t “risk-free dollars” — they’re IOUs backed by banking access, and that banking layer is vulnerable to politics and policy shocks.