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JUST IN: Over $1,800,000,000 liquidated from the crypto market in the past 24 hours.

A very quick update from the ski slopes...if $BTC holds 89300/88900 in 12 hours, we could have a relief bounce.

Do you want to live a long, healthy and happy life? - Workout 4 times a week - Sleep at least 6 hours every day - Eat meat on a regular basis - Do not under any circumstances go near $ETH

$TAO TAO/BTC is building a base: the price is clearly working within a range, moving to 'clean up' liquidity above and below key levels. For me, nothing has changed. My spot position remains intact, and I have no interest in chasing the price in the middle of the range. If the market were to fall into the lower zone... which I consider to be an area of demand... then I would consider opening a leveraged long position. As long as it stays here in the middle, I prefer to let it work with my spot position alone. As soon as I have confirmation, I will update you.

$TAO roadmap is clear… Road to 4 digits is programmed. Halving is coming BIG BULL

Scientists from Spain and China have made a major breakthrough in Alzheimer’s research. They created special nanoparticles that can clear away toxic brain plaque — one of the main causes of Alzheimer’s — and even reverse memory loss in mice. The study, published in Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy, showed that just three injections of these nanoparticles removed up to 60% of the harmful amyloid beta proteins from the brain within one hour. The most amazing part is what happened afterward. Mice that had severe memory and thinking problems started behaving like normal, healthy mice again within six months. This dramatic recovery happened because the treatment didn’t just clean up the brain — it also repaired the brain’s blood-brain barrier (BBB). This barrier normally protects the brain and helps remove waste, but in Alzheimer’s, it becomes damaged and allows harmful substances to build up. These nanoparticles work like a “supramolecular drug,” which means they do more than just carry medicine — they actively help restore the brain’s natural cleaning system. They reactivate an important protein called LRP1, which helps clear waste from the brain. By fixing this system, the treatment improved blood flow, reduced inflammation, and allowed the brain to start healing itself. Although this research is still in the animal-testing stage, it opens an exciting new direction for Alzheimer’s treatment. Instead of only trying to destroy toxic proteins, future therapies might focus on reviving the body’s natural defenses. If this approach works in humans, it could completely change how we fight Alzheimer’s and other brain-degenerative diseases.