Called $BTC bullish on Jan 23, 2022: $BTC rose 30% in 2 months.
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@alphabetasoup_ -- Relentlessly curious -- I read a lot -- Big mouth -- Student of history -- Bitcoin
accuracy score 66.2 on BTC over 459 BTC calls · 1,460 days of data · rank 23 of 141 BTC analysts (top 16.3% of the pool) · top 1.53% of an estimated 1,500 BTC analysts worldwide · v20r-multi-sparsepen-strong-ss12m-20261012, computed Nov 11, 2026 · Methodology →
Cite asCryptoQuant has tracked 459 directional calls on BTC by @TXMCtrades on X since Dec 2021: ranked #23 of 141 analysts scored on BTC by accuracy — in the Top 5% of an estimated 1,500 BTC analysts worldwide (as of Nov 11, 2026).
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Called $BTC bullish on Jan 23, 2022: $BTC rose 30% in 2 months.
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Man discovers Bitcoin had a bear market thirteen months after the peak https://t.co/FFAGTsQG8O
View original →Bitcoin ran from 15.5K to 74K under a Democrat president who was actively canceling banking access and shutting crypto out of the financial system and now that Dems won a midterm the whole feed is on suicide watch. Connect the dots for me. https://t.co/2qPmkmlUHq
View original →An investment is something people hold because they expect its value to rise. Money is something people hold because they expect to use it in exchange. Bitcoin can continue appreciating as an investment without ever becoming widely used as money. Rising demand to own an asset doesn’t necessarily create growing desire to transact in it. These are two different sources of demand, and there’s no requirement that one produces the other. The idea that Bitcoin will appreciate until some future threshold where investment demand naturally becomes monetary demand is an assertions that hasn’t been sufficiently proven, in my view. Why should a higher price suddenly make people want to spend what they’ve been incentivized to accumulate? A rising price demonstrates demand for Bitcoin. It doesn’t tell us what people demand Bitcoin *for*. @saifedean
View original →$BTC My last video is a month old, but it describes what I'm looking for in this pullback. Time to deploy a It's Cool / Not Cool Bro framework. The mega bull scenario from the clip is on its last legs, but price is still is in the It's Cool zone. For now at least. Return to lower 60s and the bull market theory is under major threat
View original →$BTC Nobody move or say anything https://t.co/MwcGZOqyUl https://t.co/jCcCNJcJFB
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