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@CorZCapital
Alpha: work harder on yourself than your job; 20% of actions produce 80% of results; if you are going to assume, assume positive; following up to 100 accounts
가입일 Temmuz 2011
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Cor🐸🐵🙇🏻♂️ 리트윗함

The stats behind blue sky trades
Short-Term (Next Few Days to Weeks):
About 60–70% of stocks that hit new 52-week highs tend to go higher in the short term, especially in bull markets.
This is based on momentum investing principles — the idea that "strength begets strength."
Medium to Long-Term (Several Months+):
The percentage declines somewhat, averaging 50–60% depending on market conditions.
Some stocks reverse due to mean reversion or profit-taking after a breakout.
Studies & Research:
Academic research and strategies like the 52-week high momentum strategy (first studied in depth by Thomas George and Chuan-Yang Hwang) found that stocks near their 52-week highs tend to outperform those far from their highs over the next 6–12 months.
For example, one study found that the top decile of stocks based on proximity to 52-week high outperformed the bottom decile by about 8–12% annually.
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More then 700 NFTs left till our raising round ends 🚨
Grab your Investor Pass now for 10$ and receive a direct share of our $DOG treasury 🐶
Mint link : dogstrategy.io

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‼️LABALABALABA‼️
This is the CTO account for @btcfrugs
It’s not unknown for frugs to leave their offspring to fend for themselves… After all ‘rug’ is in the name.
So welcome to the revival of the cutest mother frugging collection on Bitcoin.
Return of the LABA

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@DogStrategy_ @DogStrategy_ is 100% a scam. They are not transparent. Look at the wallets and try to make sense of it and look at their minting that ended with no collection. You been warned
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$DOG, obviously. It's not just a memecoin; it's the future of Bitcoin ordinals. You want to retire? Start stacking $DOG and hold through the cycles. Patience pays off!
Vic@Vicfvv
One memecoin to retire me. Name it now.
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@IncomeSharks Very true. I struggle with this since starting in 2017. The ups and downs haven’t stopped due to my emotions. At this point, I won’t give up because I’ve lost too much and gained too much at different periods that my emotions don’t matter to me any longer.
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@GlobeEyeNews @trader1sz Battle between nations. We all get dragged into others agenda and have to deal with it. Humanity will continue to struggle because of greed, pride and tyranny.
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It is days like today that separate the true believers from the traders
Runes and Ordinals are down bad
$DOG is down bad
But so is everything...
I care a lot about the Runes and Ordinals ecosystem and believe deeply in the model of Free & Fair that was used to create $DOG and will continue to show up and fight for this ecosystem and the people in it
My conviction is rooted in Bitcoin and how I believe it will transform the world over the coming years
Red days or green days cannot change that
So I'm going to keep showing up and fighting for what I believe in and I know that there are many of you just like me
Long live Runes and Ordinals
Long live $DOG
Long live Bitcoin
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@RuptureNFT @MagicEden bc1pytaee3pmyfxh07kqvjz28m288vd039jza9e09c94fcajx90vanlswct75m

Is the Bull Market Over?!?!? - Live Crypto Analysis x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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I’ve been in this space for ten years and I have never been more disgusted with crypto than I am today. Memes have taken the industry down a dark road.
What started off as a technology that would change the world, and other products that would help to make it better, faster, cheaper, and more transparent has devolved into nothing more than a casino.
It was always a casino in a sense, but still had some purpose, or at least a sense of purpose in what we were building.
Meme coins have changed all of that and brought us to the point where it really is just gambling, no utility, with very few winners, and a lot of advertisements to make think you are going to get rich when in reality 99% of people will lose all of their money.
The worst part is that most of these are people that can’t afford to lose that money.
And the money that got burned is not going back into the system, it has been syphoned out and those that lost money ain’t coming back to buy your alt coins.
I think we all thought this was kind of fun at the beginning, pump.fun killed everything though by eliminating all barriers to entry and making it easy to launch. Even I experimented briefly with it at the beginning, and lost all the money I allocated to the experiment because I would not dump on followers which apparently it’s the only way to make money. A true pyramid scheme.
Outside of $BTC, you are going to have to be very selective in what you are buying because one thing we know is not everything pumps, but eventually, everything dumps.
And institutions aren’t coming for your alt coins.
This is not a good look for an industry that frankly was already ugly.
irritated.eth@irritatedeth
Crypto culture is turning eerie. A kid played Russian roulette on livestream and said, ‘If I die, launch a coin.’ He didn’t make it. And now there’s a meme token in his name. This isn’t degen, it’s dystopian. The line between crypto and the dark web is blurring.
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@imper1um85 @PunksOnBitcoin @sub10k Yes, there is still time but this boat can take off any moment. Sub10k is a treasure in Ordinals.
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everyone’s whining about “extreme dilution” in crypto, but there’s one ecosystem that flips this so-called disadvantage into a superpower—Ordinals. Every time we mint a new inscription, the total supply goes up, sure, but here’s the magic: they’re numbered chronologically. That means inscription #1 will always be #1, #2 will always be #2, and so on. As the count skyrockets (we’re already past 86 million), those early mints become increasingly scarce by default.
Just look at the sub10k cluster. These inscriptions sit under the first 10,000 ever created—forever immutable, forever special. Yet check the volumes, compare them to NFTs on other chains, and you’ll see the data tells a different story: the real “problem” isn’t dilution—it’s us. We’re addicted to chasing the next big thing, itching to prove we were first, letting our egos drive our decisions. Then we act shocked when the bubble pops.
So if you’re here just to say “I got in early,” spare me the complaints. You want to be a pioneer? Great—there are sub10k collections going for a fraction of what you’d pay for the latest hype. Pick one you actually like, and be proud of it. Because if you’re just buying so you can brag about spotting the trend first, at least have the decency not to whine when it doesn’t go your way. In Ordinals, you can literally own a piece of digital history—and no one’s forcing you to chase the ephemeral. Make your move, or don’t. Just don’t blame “dilution” for your own choices.

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