Called $HYPE bullish on Mar 7, 2026: $HYPE rose 130% in 3 months.
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Cite asCryptoQuant has tracked the directional calls on TAO by @Route2FI on X since Oct 2021: not yet scored on TAO (as of Nov 11, 2026).
Other assets covered (22)
6 TAO calls on record, a thin history.
Relative view by default: fewer than 30 TAO calls or days on record.
Sentiment timeline shows relative sentiment within this analyst's history. A perma-bull showing 8 bullish : 2 bearish in a bear market sets that as their baseline. If you notice any errors, claim @Route2FI to submit corrections.
Called $HYPE bullish on Mar 7, 2026: $HYPE rose 130% in 3 months.
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The best stablecoin opportunities with over $1b in TVL. APY around 3-5%. Not that impressive when you can get this interest rate in your bank. If you want an APY above 10%, you have to loop. Several opportunities for this (Morpho, Pendle, Ethena++). https://t.co/gmxTujFzTX
View original →NYSE picked @PythNetwork to distribute its real-time equity data, NYSE BQT. Nasdaq joined back in late September, so now two of the biggest stock exchanges send live data through Pyth. For people who don't know Pyth, it's a market data platform: exchanges and trading firms publish their prices to it directly, and apps read them in real time. Market data has been an expensive old-school business for decades. Seeing NYSE and Nasdaq choosing Pyth is a big signal of where it's heading and didn't expect it this soon tbh.
View original →Been looking at @clickoptions_ai's Futures without liquidation now that they've launched, and the idea looks very interesting. Each contract is a deep in-the-money option with a fixed expiry, so it moves almost one for one with price and there's no liquidation price. You see the fee (0.01% per side) and the full funding to expiry before you open. On BTC yesterday it was 29x for tomorrow and 14x for 11 days out. At 29x a perp gets liquidated by a 3.45% move and you're out for good. With options, that move hurts just as much on paper, but you're still in the trade if price comes back before expiry. 1 in 5 liquidated 29x BTC longs were in profit 3 days later. The catch is that every contract expires, so staying in longer means new funding, and leverage drops on longer dates. You can still lose money if price goes against you and stays there.
View original →Read that in some AI tests, agents found ways around their restrictions and even tried to hide it from the people testing them. And that's before bad actors get involved. Someone can hide instructions in a random website and your agent might just follow them. We're about to give these things access to wallets and money. Being nice in a prompt isn't going to be enough kek. IMO, this is where @SuiNetwork gets interesting. The spending limits and permissions live onchain, so even if the agent goes rogue or gets hijacked, it can't move funds it was never allowed to touch.
View original →If $BTC closes the year red, it'll be the first time ever we get two down years in a row. 2025 was down about 6%, this year is down around 16% so far. Makes me wonder if the four-year cycle is still a thing, or if it died when institutions entered crypto.
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