Called $HYPE bullish on Mar 7, 2026: $HYPE rose 130% in 3 months.
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accuracy score 61.8 on BTC over 107 BTC calls · 1,291 days of data · rank 59 of 141 BTC analysts (top 41.8% of the pool) · top 3.93% of an estimated 1,500 BTC analysts worldwide · v20r-multi-sparsepen-strong-ss12m-20261012, computed Nov 11, 2026 · Methodology →
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Called $HYPE bullish on Mar 7, 2026: $HYPE rose 130% in 3 months.
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Watched this The Block podcast ep. on Stacks by their Founder @Muneeb. Bitcoin staking, using $STX as staking capacity, is catching on with a #6 Public Bitcoin Treasury in Bullish Capital deploying their BTC with @Stacks. Long-term, I could see STX becoming the beta-play to Bitcoin. If companies holding Bitcoin need to look for yield, STX and their capital markets play could be this layer to execute it IMO.
View original →Five years ago today BTC hit $69k for the first time. Today it's sitting around $75k. So five years of holding and you're up a little. Not saying that's bad, but I think a lot of people expected way more by now.
View original →So far, I've survived LUNA/UST-collapse, the day of the Celsius freeze in 2022, when $ETH dipped to $880, the collapse of FTX ($BTC down to $15k), $USDC depeg to $0.85, the August 5th crash in 2024 where ETH went down 20% intraday and alts nuked a lot more, Bybit hack 2025, Oct 10 crash 2025 where alts went to literally zero, and the Binance hack yesterday. If you're still here and doing okay, give yourself a pat on the back.
View original →Binance would need a couple of months to fill this hole, unless they use other shady tactics to get whole faster. The hacker has $BTC worth $1.4b and $ETH worth $1b ready to sell. For $BTC, that's more than 3x the $450M that spot ETFs bought all week. If this is like the Bybit hack, then buying back coins could create meaningful demand. But there’s a large potential seller on the other side. With that said, I like the $BTC setup enough to take a position. My thought here is that Binance will 100% recover from this. But after this + October 10, another incident like this gives traders another reason to reconsider how much money they keep on CEXes (which is why we saw a huge spike in the $HYPE price after the hack). Decentralized exchanges for the win.
View original →There's lots of talk on the timeline about whether we will see a real alt season ever again. But if you're a trader, that isn't really the question. The question is whether there's enough liquidity left to make money in the current market as it is. And if you open your eyes, the market keeps giving us new things to trade. Even in the summer of 2023, when literally nothing happened, we had some runners in $UNIBOT and $RLB. And remember after $BTC topped in 2021, we had many altcoins that topped way later (SOL, LUNA, AVAX around April 2022). Then there were NFTs. It's a frustrating period now for sure, will $BTC go to 85k or 75k next, and who knows, really. Hold quality coins spot, and trade perps on news and narratives. Today we had $HYPE pumping hard on the Druckenmiller news. Personally sold this trade at $90-91, so I missed the Elon pump, but still a good gain. And if you missed today, well, something new will come tomorrow or next week. Just keep your eyes open and be in the arena. Not everything will go up, and it won't be easy. But IMO, there's still a lot worth showing up for.
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