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@bariksis @willywoo Wish I never read this post

@willywoo Awesome! The first sub $20K prediction. I love this app.

This bearish sell down by investors seems to have exhausted, which gives price a repreive to consolidate sideways for maybe a month, even a rebound to mid 70s, which would likely to be rejected. This is because the broader regime is heavily bearish with both spot and futures liquidity deteriorating. I've never seen BTC rally when both sources of liquidity are bearish. If I was to make an educated guess, I'd say Q4 would be good timing for the end of the bearish trend and Q1 or Q2 2027 for bullish momentum to return,. ~45k would be a typical bear market bottom. BTC has only ever existed in a secular global macro bull market 2009-2026. If global macro breaks down, then 30k is the fall back level of support, 16k as the final line to maintain BTC's bull trend.

@intocryptoverse @grok what’s is bitcoins 200 day moving average

Every cycle is the same. Yes, crypto could bounce. And honestly, it would be great for sentiment if it could. But even if it does, it would most likely result in a macro lower high. I don't try and time those bounces. I have tried before with mixed levels of success. Sometimes it works, other times I got rekt. When BTC drops below the 50W moving average, it then goes to the 100W moving average, spends a little time there, then goes to the 200W moving average. Every cycle is eventually the same. BTC topped when it always does (Q4 of the post-halving year), and so many have spent so many hours trying to convince you that it has not. And BTC entered into a bear market, and so many have tried to get you to believe that alt season is "just around the corner" because it always happens after BTC tops. What they fail to account for is social interest. After the 2019 top there was also no rotation into altcoins, which also occurred just before QT ended. I track the social interest in the asset class, and it has been trending down since 2021. There is no one new here for people to sell their altcoins to. Alt seasons historically occur *after* social interest has been trending up for a year, not after it has been trending down for 5 years. Have an actual plan on navigating this brutal asset class. Because if the altcoins you hold drop another 50%-80% from here, not a single influencer who promoted them will express an ounce of regret for it. And you will simply be living with the consequences. I get a lot of hate for saying the truth, but an inconvenient truth is better than a lie.

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DraftKings Week 8 (Saturday 11 Game Main Slate) CFB Positional Breakdown: The RBs: RB Rueben Owens II $4,400 TA&M Texas A&M will be operating as an 8.5-point road favorite with an implied team total of 34.5 points versus Arkansas this weekend. Le’Veon Moss is expected to be sidelined for multiple weeks with an injury, paving the way for Ruben Owens II to be one of the best running back plays on the slate. Owens finished with 17 opportunities, 51 rushing yards, and 1 touchdown last week against Florida. In the prior week against Mississippi State, Owens broke out with 22 opportunities and 161 total yards. Owens should come in with some of the highest ownership on the slate and for good reason. Great Play RB Justice Haynes $8,600 MICH**Injury Alert** RB Jordan Marshall $4,200 MICH Michigan will be operating as -6.5 point home favorites with an implied team total of 28.5 points versus Washington. Justice Haynes should be considered questionable this week, and I assume he will not play. Jordan Marshall will line up to be a great play if Haynes is out this weekend. The 5’11 216lbs freshman running back has played well in relief of Haynes, amassing 301 rushing yards, on 59 attempts, with 3 rushing touchdowns. The matchup isn’t ideal against a Washington defense allowing only 84.8 rushing yards per game (8th), but the usage should be great. Haynes is averaging 18 opportunities per game, and I would expect Marshall to step right into the Haynes role. Haynes- Watch the news for availability (I don’t think he will play) Marshall- Great Play (IF Haynes is OUT) RB Bryson Washington $8,300 BAY Baylor will enter this weekend as a -3 point road underdog with an implied team total of 32.25 points versus TCU this weekend. Washington is averaging 19.6 opportunities per game and has 557 rushing yards and 5 rushing touchdowns this season. With a high implied team total and playing in a game that projects to be a shootout, Washington carries plenty of upside in this matchup. TCU has been solid against the run, allowing only 124 rushing yards per game (33rd), but Washington is a capable pass catcher and will be used in the red zone. Washington had been a bit nicked up over his last couple of games, and with Baylor coming out of their bye, I would expect Washington to be at full strength. Great GPP Play. RB Jonah Coleman $7,900 UW Washington will be operating as a -6.5 point road underdog with an implied team total of 22 points versus Michigan this weekend. Coleman will have his work cut out for him this weekend, facing a Michigan run defense that is only allowing 102 rushing yards per game (18th). Luckily, the 5’9 228lbs Coleman has proven himself to be a good pass catcher (20 recs on 22 targets) and should be looking at 20 plus opportunities in this matchup. While the matchup isn’t the best, I believe in Coleman’s talent and will be using him in GPPs. GPP Play. RB Cameron Dickey $7,700 TTU RB J'Koby Williams $5,200 TTU Texas Tech will enter this weekend’s matchup versus Arizona State as a -10.5 point road favorite with an implied team total of 30 points. Cameron Dickey broke out in a major way last week, finishing with 25 opportunities, 279 total yards, and 2 touchdowns. Williams took a back seat last week, finishing with only 9 attempts for 48 rushing yards. Before last week’s breakout by Dickey, the usage between the two backs was much more evenly split. Williams received 14.8 opportunities per game, while Dickey led the way with 15.6 opportunities per game. The Dickey breakout can’t be ignored, and I would expect we see him with 60%-65% of the backfield opportunities, but Williams shouldn’t be fully ignored. Williams has 15 receptions, 227 receiving yards, and 1 receiving touchdown on the season. Both players are GPP viable. Dickey- Great GPP Play Williams- Good GPP Play. RB Raleek Brown $7,600 ASU Arizona State will have its work cut out for it operating as a -10.5 point home underdog with an implied team total of 19.5 points. Raleek Brown is averaging 19.3 opportunities per game this season and is always a good play on a PPR site like DraftKings, as he is averaging 3.3 receptions per game. The matchup isn’t ideal as Texas Tech only allows 69.8 rushing yards per game (2nd), but there are paths where Brown sees 7-8 targets in this game. In order to play Brown, I think we need to know that Sam Leavitt is starting. Leavitt makes this offense viable, and without him, there is plenty of crater risk. Game Stack Play. RB Dean Connors $7,100 UH Houston will be operating as a -2.5 point home favorite with an implied team total of 25 points. Connors leads the Cougars in every rushing category with 18.1 opportunities per game, 440 rushing yards, 75 receiving yards, and 4 total touchdowns. Arizona has been stiff against the run, allowing only 126 rushing yards per game (36th), and I just don’t see myself getting to a lot of Connors this weekend. The only real way I’d play Connors is in game stacks of ARZ/HOU. Game Stack Play. RB Mike Washington Jr. $6,800 ARK Arkansas will be operating as a -8.5 point home underdog with an implied team total of 26 points versus Texas A&M this weekend. Washington is averaging 15.1 opportunities per game and has 524 rushing yards and 5 rushing touchdowns this season. Washington is coming off a strong performance versus Tennessee last week, finishing with 131 rushing yards and 1 rushing touchdown. Washington makes for a great game stack play, as this game has plenty of potential to be a back-and-forth affair. Texas A&M has been solid against the run, allowing only 105.2 rush yards per game (22nd), but Washington will get work in the red zone and has shown the ability to break off chunk plays. Good GPP Play. RB Adam Randall $6,700 CLEM Clemson will be operating as a -10.5 point home favorite with an implied team total of 32.25 points. Randall is averaging 16.3 opportunities per game, with 399 rushing yards, 163 receiving yards, and 7 total touchdowns. SMU has been solid against the run this season, allowing only 107.4 rush yards per game, but is getting tormented through the air, allowing an absurd 330.2 passing yards per game (134th). SMU is a true pass funnel defense, but that shouldn’t dampen our outlook on Randall, as the converted WR to RB has 19 receptions on the season and is a major threat in the passing game. Playing at home as -10 point favorites, I’m expecting Randall to have a decent amount of ownership. Great Play. RB Nate Sheppard $6,600 DUKE RB Anderson Castle $4,000 DUKE Duke will be operating as a -1.5 point home favorite with an implied team total of 31 points versus Georgia Tech this weekend. The 5’10 200lbs. freshman running back Nate Sheppard has been a true breakout star for the Blue Devils, averaging 8.0 yards per attempt, 4.46 yards after contact, and is averaging 16.6 opportunities per game over his last 3. Sheppard is a big-play or-bust type of player and cedes touches to 6’0 215lbs. Anderson Castle, who has 6 touchdowns over his last 3 games and is averaging 11.66 opportunities per game over that same span. Both players will be GPP/Game Stack viable as this game has plenty of paths to shooting out. Georgia Tech has been beaten on the ground, allowing 180.0 rush yards per game (102nd). Sheppard- GPP Play/Great Game Stack Play Castle- Game Stack Play RB Kewan Lacy $6,300 MISS OLE Miss will be operating as -6.5 point road underdog with an implied team total of 24 points versus Georgia this weekend. Lacy is a true workhorse back, averaging 23.6 opportunities per game, to go along with 587 rushing yards and 8 touchdowns on the season. Ole Miss will travel to take on a stiff rushing defense in the Georgia Bulldogs, who are only allowing 101.4 rushing yards per game(17th). The usage of Lacy can’t be denied, and we should expect that he sees 20-plus opportunities in this matchup. Lacy is a talented back who has shown us his big play ability. No reason not to take a shot in GPPs. Good GPP Play. RB Chauncey Bowens $6,000 UGA RB Nate Frazier $4,600 UGA Georgia will open as -6.5 point home favorites with an implied team total of 30.5 points versus OLE Miss. Bowens averaged 14.25 opportunities per game in weeks 2-6, but last week saw only 4 opportunities for 5 rushing yards and 1 TD in a win versus Auburn. Frazier saw the bulk of the work last week, finishing with 12 opportunities for 41 total yards. Josh McCray has started to be a bit more involved here, making this entire situation a pass for me. Pass. RB Caden Durham $5,900 LSU LSU comes in as a -2.5 point road underdog with an implied team total of 23.5 points versus Vanderbilt this weekend. Durham averages 16 opportunities per game and has amassed 283 rushing yards, 2 rushing touchdowns, and 56 receiving yards on 9 receptions. LSU can’t run block, and this week they will head to Vanderbilt to take on a Commodore defense allowing only 99.4 rushing yards per game (16th). The LSU offense is a shell of its former self, and the only way I’m playing Durham is in game stacks. Game Stack Play. RB Jamal Haynes $5,700 GT RB Malachi Hosley $3,900 GT Georgia Tech will enter this weekend as a -1.5 point road underdog with an implied team total of 29.5 points versus Duke. Haynes averages 15.3 opportunities per game, with 380 rushing yards, 3 rushing touchdowns, and 136 receiving yards on the season. Georgia Tech will be facing a Duke defense that has been stout against the run this season, allowing only 115.2 rushing yards per game (29th). Duke’s defense is a true pass funnel as they are allowing 280.8 passing yards per game (124th), but that shouldn’t make us pass on Haynes, as he is averaging 2.6 receptions per game. Haynes is a solid GPP Play and a great pivot from what could be a high-owned QB Haynes King. Good GPP Play/Great Game Stack play. RB TJ Harden $5,600 SMU SMU will be operating as -10.5 point road underdog with an implied team total of 22.25 points versus Clemson this weekend. TJ Harden operates as the clear RB#1 for the Mustangs, averaging 14.8 opportunities per game and has amassed 411 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns. Harden has a solid YPA of 4.9, but facing a Clemson defense that ranks 21st in rush yards allowed per game (105.0 rush yards allowed per game), Harden will find it hard to find space this weekend. I’m expecting a pass-heavy game script for SMU and can only view Harden as a game stack play. Harden will get usage around the goal line. Game Stack Play. RB Tory Blaylock $5,300 OU The Sooners will be operating as -4.5 point road favorites with an implied team total of 24 points versus South Carolina this weekend. Blaylock operates as the lead back for the Sooners, averaging 12.83 opportunities per game. South Carolina can be had on the ground, allowing 164.0 rushing yards per game (87th), and Blaylock should be viewed as a touchdown or bust play. Game Stack Play. RB Bo Jackson $5,000 OSU RB CJ Donaldson $4,100 OSU Ohio State will be operating as massive -27.5 point road favorites with an implied team total of 34.5 points versus Wisconsin this weekend. Bo Jackson looks and plays like the best running back in the Ohio State backfield, but he is still splitting carries with CJ Donaldson, making it difficult to get too excited about his prospects this weekend. Donaldson saw more snaps (18), rushing attempts (13), and finished with 44 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns last week. Jackson finished with 13 opportunities for 67 total yards and 1 receiving touchdown. Both players are viable in Ohio State onslaughts, but when you are betting on Jackson or Donaldson, you are betting on touchdowns. I like Jackson. Jackson- GPP Play Donaldson- TD or Bust play. RB Kevorian Barnes $4,900 TCU TCU will enter this weekend as -3 point home favorites with an implied team total of 35.25 points versus Baylor this weekend. Barnes is the lead back for the Horned Frogs, averaging 15 opportunities per game, and collecting 285 rushing yards, 1 rushing touchdown, and 42 receiving yards on 8 receptions in 4 appearances this season. Baylor has been getting destroyed on the ground this season, allowing 193.6 rushing yards per game, putting Barnes squarely in play for me. Barnes will work as leverage from a highly owned WR Eric McAlister and QB Josh Hoover. Great GPP Play. RB Sedrick Alexander $4,800 VAND Vanderbilt enters this weekend as -2.5 point home favorite with an implied team total of 26 points versus LSU. Alexander is a big play threat, averaging 6.6 yards per attempt, collecting 319 rushing yards and 5 rushing touchdowns on only 9.5 opportunities per game. Facing a tough LSU defense, Alexander can’t be considered anything more than a game stack play. Pass. RB Ismail Mahdi $4,700 ARIZ RB Kedrick Reescano $3,200 ARIZ Arizona comes in as a -2.5 point road underdog with an implied team total of 22.5 points versus Houston this weekend. The return of Kedrick Reescano saw the end of RB#1 Ismail Mahdi after Reescano finished with 13 attempts, 90 rushing yards, and 1 touchdown last week versus BYU. Mahdi finished with only 7 attempts for 21 rushing yards last week. Reescano ran better last week and should be viewed as the RB#1 coming into this weekend’s matchup with Houston. Both players will eat into each other’s production, leaving it difficult to get too excited about either. If I’m betting on one, it will be Reescano. Reescano- Great GPP Play Mahdi- Pass RB Rahsul Faison $4,100 SCAR RB Oscar Adaway III $3,500 SCAR South Carolina will be operating as a -4.5 point home underdog with an implied team total of 19.5 points versus Oklahoma this weekend. Faison is averaging 10.8 opportunities per game and is coming off a 16-opportunity, 88 total yard game versus LSU last weekend. I think we could see more of the same here. The Oklahoma defense has been great this season, allowing only 78.4 rushing yards per game (5th), and Faison’s upside will be directly tied to his ability to score a touchdown. I like the player and the price. Okay GPP Play. RB Dilin Jones $3,800 WISC RB Darrion Dupree $3,700 WISC **Injury Alert** No.

obviously was looking at Gibbs first but SNF that seems a bit obvious, (still like Gibbs to score ofc) but loved Amon Ra’s matchup just as much. Just don’t be sweaty like Jacobs a few weeks ago. 😭

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After a great conversation with @_JaretThomas and @JaRush10, I am excited to have received an offer from Oakland Community College!

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out of all positions, feel like a black swan is coming.

@noheartlessss @intocryptoverse ETH 5300-7500

@intocryptoverse TLDR?

#Ethereum: A Realistic Price Prediction for this Market Cycle m.youtube.com/watch?v=kfg7dN…

@intocryptoverse @grok , what is this suggesting about the future of the market

Notice how #Bitcoin Dominance found resistance right at 66% which was the 0.786 Fib. With ALT/BTC pairs still off their range lows, there is a good chance we see one more dominance rally, but decent odds that ETH/BTC would put in a higher low. Timing is probably Sep-Oct