The best evidence that altcoins are simply a form of gambling is the fact that many exchanges pivoted to prediction markets after interest in altcoins dried up
View original →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 @intocryptoverse to submit corrections.
The best evidence that altcoins are simply a form of gambling is the fact that many exchanges pivoted to prediction markets after interest in altcoins dried up
View original →Midterm years are always bearish for Bitcoin. You can try and find plenty of reasons why, but narrative follows price.
View original →Being bearish on shitcoins doesn’t make you a doomer. Being bearish on science and technology makes you a doomer. The people that call others doomers are in fact the ones who are doomers.
View original →The guys that pedaled shitcoins for the last 5 years want you to know why you should listen to their views on science and technology.
View original →Make a single post about Artemis II, and I get flooded with moon landing deniers and flat earthers. It now makes sense why so many people buy the dumbest shit imaginable in crypto. They want to be pessimistic about real developments that shape our future, and be eternal optimists on shitcoins that are going to zero
View original →Bitcoin tends to find a low in February, lower high in March, then it drops back down in April in midterm years. Those that faded this want to blame current price action on a speech. There is always a narrative. Don’t let emotional investors affect your resolve
View original →Didn’t listen to the speech. Because I don’t need a narrative
View original →Bitcoin: The Beauty of Mathematics (Part 69) https://t.co/liqdhp8qW9
View original →The blueprint was there for Bitcoin. It drives people crazy though that it was that easy. No need to overcomplicate things https://t.co/Ry8RcVVJpG
View original →Check out the interview I did recently with @alessiorastani where we talk about Bitcoin https://t.co/n7MEgFMFdm
View original →"A weekly close above the May highs, which is around $82,500, would give traders more confidence that Bitcoin has genuinely entered a new bull market."
"At least this cycle I don't have to spend the whole time calling for ETH to go home, considering it's already there."
"the upside down"
"In a tightening liquidity environment, meme coins are likely to suffer the most severe impact. Some may even disappear entirely."
"Failure to bounce soon could make for 'one hell of a midterm year,' referring to bitcoin's past bear markets such as 2022 and 2018."
"I feel like the bear narrative has been really strong for a while, and so I would expect a countertrend rally soon so that it gives the bulls some hope for a while."
"All prior cycle bear markets were confirmed by a macro lower high at the 200D SMA"
"The BTC/USD pair will likely bounce back to the 200-day SMA currently at $108,000, before resuming the downtrend, possibly bottoming around the 200-week MAs between $60,000 and $70,000 in 2026"
"Bitcoin's current setup looks like 2019, with macro headwinds, muted sentiment and cycle dynamics shaping Bitcoin's path into 2026. Bitcoin appears far more sensitive to actual liquidity conditions rather than optimism alone, and often requires a clearer macroeconomic catalyst before it can outperform."
"Bitcoin's current setup looks like 2019"