Raja 👑🤝

Hey mates! I am transitioning from this account to my new X account @RajaVibing to align with my ongoing focus and interest in the space. Moving forward I will interact and tweet from my new account while I slowly phase out this account. Thank you!

@duonine @gork did iran cut all diplomatic ties with UAE and other arab countries?

Dubai in full panic mode. Iran cut all diplomatic relations. European airlines cancelled all flights to the Middle East. Strait of Hormuz closed. Israel bombed non-stop. USA has no exit strategy. Oil about to pump again. Trump, what did you do bro?

@boti_edward @EFFSouthAfrica All soldiers look the same. Can you analyze if the image is AI @gork

@EFFSouthAfrica Thanks to the CIC and the EFF for the support of our beloved Iran, things are happening but are kept secret for shame of the global policeman.

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@0xfoobar It goes deeper than that. It all depends on the type of deal and the conditions agreed between the project and the investors. If an investor take an active oversight of the management, mismanagement of funds by the founders could be avoided, but it hardly happens in our industry.

Most people don’t understand VC funding When you raise $100M, it doesn’t go into the founder’s pocket It goes to the company, and whenever the company is sold, investors get paid first - in full. Sell for $10M? Investors get the full $10M Sell for $100M? Investors get the full $100M VC money is a lot like debt. First money in, first money out I’d go even further and tell you to block anyone who confuses a fundraise amount with a fundraise valuation, or an oversubscription with a raise amount… But even understanding a liquidation preference puts you in the top 10% of people who get startups

@TheBTCTherapist The only way to find out is, wait till the end of January.

JUST IN: Tom Lee says Bitcoin has likely bottomed and could break the 4 year cycle and hit $180,000 by the end of January.

@icobeast this is a fair proposition and establishes the credibility. But good luck finding an investor. In an ideal scenario, everything is easier. In reality, this is F hard.

The solution for ICOs is for projects that actually have demand and a working product to raise very little venture money and then give the public access at a 30-70m FDV. It’s not complicated

You've a point and I do not entirely disagree. No one ever gives a F, everyone focuses on growing their own bags, including the founders. The reality is founders can't escape TGE. And there's no quick way to build token momentum. Those who only looks at the short-term W, will loose, while others working towards long-term W, will W. @Cbb0fe

For most crypto "founders", the peak is pre-TGE. They feel like little snowflakes: they’ve raised a ton of money, CT glazing them 24/7, convinced they are geniuses. The downfall starts on day 1 of TGE when everyone dumps the token and engagement goes down. Slowly they realize no one gives a fuck about what they have to say.

@Ghosterx4x @Aptos $APT most of their monthly revenue stayed =<$100K, where their monthly expenses =<$20M. @Ghosterx4x P.S. I am not a supporter/ hater of SUI.

Breaking News 🚨 $SUI is getting close to flipping $APT in price, but let’s be clear, price alone doesn’t tell the full story. $APT @Aptos is still the fastest chains in the world, with strong tech, parallel execution, and a growing ecosystem that keeps shipping. Fundamentals matter more than short-term price action. Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts: Do you really think $SUI can flip $APT long term, or is this just temporary price movement while @Aptos keeps building?

Stay far away from these ICOs: 1. Raised $10–50 M from VCs but launching at $1–5 B FDV 2. Pre-mainnet, pre-revenue. No product, only narrative and hype 3. 5–8 % public float (rest is VC/team dumping later) 4. Claims “Fair launch” but likely heavy private rounds at 10–50x discount 5. Prediction markets already pricing $1B+ (manipulated) 6. Every KOL suddenly shilling it non-stop 7. If you get access, early investors lock ends < 6 months Did I miss anything? What do you normally look for?

@Defi_Scribbler @humidifi @AviciMoney @Plasma What’s backfiring when a project does a infofi campaign? Why there’s a consistent failures amongst projects? Did $MON do infofi campaign?

most teams exploit the hype they get by launching an InfoFi campaign right before announcing a sale $WET - @humidifi didn’t have an InfoFi campaign Results? 6x $AVICI - @AviciMoney didn’t have an InfoFi campaign Results? 20x $XPL - @Plasma didn’t have an InfoFi campaign Results? 30x $BIT - @bitdealernet had an InfoFi campaign Results? 77% down on TGE $ALMANAK - @almanak had an InfoFi campaign Results? 78% down on TGE $LYN - @Everlyn_ai had an InfoFi campaign Results? 75% down on TGE $CHECK - @AnichessGame had an InfoFi campaign Results? 71% down on TGE $TEN - @tenprotocol had an InfoFi campaign Results? 80% down on TGE $XNL - @Novastro_xyz had an InfoFi campaign Results? 50% down on TGE we have few exceptions like $LMTS - @trylimitless which had an InfoFi campaign and did 7x on TGE be careful with ICOs, especially when they have an InfoFi campaign CC: @ waleswoosh

@TheWhiteWhaleV2 The flow of liquidity is a function of how market players react. During bear we see liquidity crunch and the opposite during the bull. But a well written piece.

Most people think price in crypto is the result of organic buying and selling. It isn’t. Price is a negotiation between liquidity and intent - and in crypto, liquidity is thin, fragmented across countless CEXs/DEXs, and remarkably easy to influence. A market maker isn’t a shadowy villain with a big red button. In theory, their job is simple: provide bids and asks so trading can happen smoothly. In practice, where that liquidity is placed, how dense it is, and when it’s added or removed matters more than almost anything else. In traditional markets, liquidity is deep, regulated, and spread across massive venues. In crypto, liquidity often lives in a few pools with large gaps in between. When they want price to move, it doesn’t glide - it jumps. It falls through empty space or accelerates upward once resistance disappears. This is how price can be pushed down without massive selling. Pull liquidity below price and even moderate sell pressure can cause a cascade. The chart looks like panic, but structurally it’s just gravity doing its thing. The same mechanics work in reverse. Stack liquidity strategically, absorb sells, and allow buyers to hit thin air above. Once overhead liquidity is removed or exhausted, price doesn’t need explosive demand to rise - it simply travels to the next available pocket. That’s how you get slow, controlled climbs that suddenly turn into vertical moves with no obvious catalyst. Derivatives amplify all of this. Perpetuals introduce leverage, leverage creates liquidation levels, and liquidation levels become magnets. When too many traders lean the same way, price doesn’t move because the market is “wrong.” It moves because clearing those positions is profitable and mechanically easy to the powers that be. This is why you see clean stops run below support and euphoric breakouts above resistance that immediately accelerate. The market isn’t reacting - it’s being guided through liquidity. To newcomers, this feels fake. Compared to traditional equities, it kind of is. But that doesn’t make it evil or unwinnable. It just means you stop asking why price moved and start asking who benefited from the move, and what liquidity was cleared or created as a result. Once you understand that price follows liquidity - not narratives, not indicators, not opinions - charts stop looking as chaotic. They start looking intentional. And once you see that, you’re no longer trading the story. You’re trading the structure. 🫡 From the depths — The White Whale 🐋

@CryptoTeluguO @fogo Sacrificed $20million? What are you even talking about? Isn’t that what they raised from the VC?

🤯 @fogo cancelled the $1B valuation, $20M public round 😁Based on community feedback 😀Honestly shocked to see a team actually listen to community & cancelled $20M round 🫡Didn’t expect this in current market conditions 🫡While others are busy extracting 💰They literally sacrificed $20M just for community, not a small thing 💀Yet people ask why users like me post facts about overvaluation or share negative thoughts on airdrops & token sales 😉Some projects listen to community & try to make changes 👏 Kudos to the team 💙Like 🔁RT

@paramonoww It’s a Web2.5. Established its PMF. Agree it bridges short term demand. Majority world economy is still fiat driven. Even if wider merchants accept direct stables, someone needs to off ramp to buy tomatoes from a street vendor. But very well written!

@TedPillows When that kind of capital is involved he can hire an army of expert quant traders to do wonders, no?

Machi Big brother is now down to his last $230,000 on Hyperliquid. In just 3 months, he has lost nearly $67,000,000.

@Defi_Scribbler @rainbowdotme @sportfun @octra @infinex @zama @fogo @gensynai I understand for assurance we seek stronger validation from thought leaders but in your ICO journey to make bags, your probable misstep is to follow a KOL. You’re better off, doing your own research and common sense.

Summary of Wale ICOs Smash or Pass Article - @rainbowdotme : Pass - @sportfun : Smash - @octra : Pass - @infinex : Pass - @zama : Pass - @fogo : Pass (he couldn’t say this because he has a partnership with them) - @gensynai : Pass this is simply his take and he might be wrong, what do you think? for me, I would pass on all and wait for @solsticefi sale details

Well written mate! It was never easier if you look in that context. If you look from today’s perspective, in relative terms things appear easier. I agree with you that always there are opportunities. I find truly successful people are the ones who always stayed curious and jumped on the trends earlier on.

@tobific To be frank, nothing.

it's ICO season - Fogo - Zama - Octra - Infinex - Gensyn - Rainbow - SportsFun not all will be a cook which ICOs will you join? 🫵

@0xPepesso Do you know how long he has been doing this? Thinking manually is it possible to place so many bets? Bots are in action, yes?

I spent a few days tracking this Polymarket trader You know, after I understood his plan, I was impressed He doesn’t try to predict anything He only shows up when the outcome is almost locked Here’s how he does it: Step 1: Wait until the market is almost resolved Step 2: Enter at 97-99¢ when the feed hasn’t updated yet Step 3: Capture the 1-2¢ compression Step 4: Exit immediately after the snap Step 5: Repeat the cycle dozens of times a day Each trade looks irrelevant on its own But the consistency turns timing into a six-figure monthly curve Link: @Sharky6999" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@Sharky6999

@0xPepesso As seen in another tweet recently, many FINTECH businesses like WISE are already using blockchain infra but would not come out publicly to acknowledge, because they still earn higher fees .

🚨 JAMIE DIMON JUST SAID WHAT BANKS ALREADY KNOW For years, JPMorgan’s CEO called $BTC a fraud and pushed for heavy pressure on crypto Now, live on air, he’s saying something very different: > JPMorgan moves trillions of dollars through blockchain every day > It’s faster than traditional payment systems > It’s cheaper to settle > And it already works at an industrial scale This is a clear shift in rhetoric Here’s what JPMorgan is actually doing in practice: > Launched a stablecoin on Base > Tokenizing real-world assets > Building on-chain settlement infrastructure > Testing $BTC and $ETH as collateral All of this is a rebuild of banking infrastructure around crypto They’re ready to adopt crypto and actively use it And the loudest critic just confirmed it My take: Banks are simply acknowledging that this technology already works better than legacy systems

@dave_ejitade @SkylineETH @trylimitless @waleswoosh ah great. If this is true, they @fogo saved themselves . I replied to @smartcoded why this ICO feels max extraction x.com/electro_nft/st…

just checked all the upcoming icos and none of them are worth joining. hard pass on all of them. an ico should make you excited about real upside like @trylimitless did - not like these.