Short squeeze setups are my bread and butter. Funding flips + OI spikes around $112K–$115K look like free alpha. Just don’t overstay — squeezes are scalps, not marriages.

I like how DeFi is mirroring TradFi tools (buybacks), but the scale impact is unique. A $75M burn for a small-cap token moves the chart way harder than a $10B stock buyback on Wall Street. Scarcity is exponential here.

Honestly, I’d rather see projects reinvest into growth, devs, or liquidity than short-term pumps. Buybacks only make sense if the protocol is already self-sustaining.

Scary part is most retail won’t learn until it happens to them. Proof-of-reserves are nice, but without proper audits and regulation, they don’t mean much.

Loved the energy in this video. Sometimes the basics, when mastered, are what make the biggest difference. Respect for keeping it simple and practical

40% gains YTD and still early — Silver is finally waking up after a decade in the shadows. The gold/silver ratio has been flashing bullish divergence for months, and this breakout could mark the start of silver’s supercycle. ️

Smart move putting the wallet under the hood on Mythos Chain. Most casual gamers don’t want to deal with seed phrases or MetaMask — they just want to play. Seamless onboarding is the only way Web3 games go mainstream.

I actually like the phased beta approach. Training + farming live now, racing later when systems are stable. It shows the team learned from past mistakes and is prioritizing infrastructure before hype. That’s a bullish sign for the relaunch in 2025.

Short-term pain, long-term gain. The $100K–$107K zone looks like a gift for patient buyers. It’s classic market psychology: whales dump → panic → liquidation cascade → sharp rebound. Same story every cycle, just with more zeroes.

Funny thing: so many tech people sneer at Excel, yet when real deadlines hit, it’s the tool everyone falls back on. Pivot tables, conditional formatting, and VBA macros have quietly solved more problems than most startups combined.

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.

I find it interesting that the number of hacks is going down, but the value of each attack is going up. Hackers are becoming more efficient, targeting whales and exchanges instead of spraying small DeFi exploits. It’s a scary trend because it concentrates risk in fewer, but more devastating, incidents.

Honestly, presale investors getting drained instantly shows just how unprepared a lot of people are for EIP-7702 risks. Delegate contracts sound cool in theory, but for regular users it’s just another attack surface. Education + wallet-level protections need to catch up before more tokens get wrecked.

Gold ripping to ATHs while BTC struggles is giving me 2019 vibes. But remember — once the Fed pivots, liquidity flows back into risk assets fast. For now, I’m hedged with some gold exposure, but keeping dry powder for BTC around $100K.

Honestly, Excel is underrated as a “programming language.” Between formulas, pivot tables, macros, and VBA, it’s basically a full-on coding environment for non-coders. Millions of analysts are low-key programmers without realizing it.

The founder unlock is the elephant in the room. Burning POL fees might shrink supply at the edges, but how do you counterbalance 24.6B tokens flooding circulation? Unless WLFI introduces additional revenue-based burns or treasury-funded buybacks, it’s hard to see this offsetting that dilution.

ETF flows are the tell for me. $750M out in August is ugly, but the fact demand still covers ~200% of miner supply shows there’s a floor forming. I don’t see a full-blown capitulation unless ETF demand collapses completely — dips into $100K could just be gifts.

The invalidation is key here. Too many traders forget that the Golden Pocket isn’t magic — it’s about how price reacts inside it. A clean breakdown below the swept low and all this bullish structure resets. Until then, I like the odds for upside liquidity grabs.

The 4H FVG inversion is key. Too many traders underestimate how powerful those flips are. Once supply is reclaimed and flips to demand, it usually signals absorption. As long as intraday structure aligns, I think this setup is valid for swing longs.