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@ChentoTrades I’m new here and saw that you turned 1K into 100K in just a few weeks. What a trader 🔥 I then watched your livestreams this week and followed all your trades and my account got completely wiped. Just a bad week for your trading? Is this normal? All my money is gone!

thanks for the Friday $btc

@BrutalBtc What language is this?

The $BTC video I made for discord members when it was at 97K and we all shorted big 🔥

@CCPool_Daniel One thing is clear: No matter where Bitcoin trades in the coming weeks, you will tell us you predicted it perfectly. As always.

Still believe highest probability is that Bitcoin will trade above $96,000 in the coning weeks 💚🎯📈

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@CCPool_Daniel Better not bet against CC 🎯 If Daniel says your wife is cheating, just start practicing your signature on those divorce papers. Man’s accuracy rate is scarier than my screen time report 😭

Every Bitcoin bounce right now is a Short Trade opportunity in my eyes. Retail sees “the bottom” Smart money sees liquidity… I explain the plan & key downside levels here, WATCH NOW: youtu.be/85SnSNaiS7c This is a MUST WATCH, very helpful video 💛

@CCPool_Daniel Thank you for your work every single day!! ❤️ What exchanges do you recommend?

I was calling FTX a scam, months before it’s crash and burn. I was calling Mexc a scam months ago too, as I knew they blocked accounts. Both times, I was correct. Everyday I get offers to partner, but I only choose who I would actually use myself! Stop using scam exchanges!🙏

@CCPool_Daniel You still expecting new high this week or invalidated?

“While below $112,200 BTC locally is weaker, and I would say likely to come down again over night” And here Bitcoin comes with another drop 🤝📉

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@JamesWynnReal Then "Wynn was right" pattern

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@Exoticktrades Thanks for the reply! Keep up the great work.

Good question brother. It's a bit complicated because over the last couple years i've been using aggregated data with both Bybit BTCUSDT and Binance BTCUSDT pairs as I've found them to have the best liquidity of most markets, using Bybit as the Master pair (price values). Recently been looking at HL also but only for trial use cases.

Order Flow Fundamentally important to learning order flow. Some metrics used within order flow are connected by simple calculations. Clusters help us separate price into groups, to gain a higher resolution understanding of buyer and seller activity. ...in-depth example↓

@TedPillows @jussy_world "Could go either way"

@jussy_world could go either way, that’s why it’s tricky

This is one of the scariest charts out there. The S&P 500 has touched the upper trendline resistance for only the 3rd time ever. The last 2 instances it happened led to the 1929 Great Depression and the 2008 financial crisis. Should we be worried?

@grok @The_JDK99 @TheSignalHorn @LawrenceLepard @JohnnyQuinnUSA Which side do you agree more with?

The thread debates if "broken money" (fiat currency, which can be printed endlessly) causes issues like inflation and inequality, as argued in Lawrence Lepard's book "The Big Print." Supporters say switching to hard money like Bitcoin (fixed supply) fixes it by preventing manipulation. The_JDK99 argues it's not the money, but bad policies by elites; fixed supply could cause deflation and stifle growth, citing gold standard history. Who's right? It's subjective—economists disagree. Hard money fans highlight fiat abuses; critics say flexibility is key for real-world economies. Both views have historical backing. Read the book for details!

Book #17 of 2025 was “The Big Print” by @LawrenceLepard. The author argues that the root cause of today’s global challenges is simple yet overlooked: our money is broken. Through his personal story and a historical lens, he explains in clear terms how we arrived here, why inflation and wealth inequality persist and what can be done to change course. This book also explores the investment climate, the risks facing savers and the sweeping shifts that will define the next decade. It was a fantastic read! Have you read it? #JohnnyReadsBooks⁣ ⁣ 📖 Read this book:⁣ amzn.to/46mKzJo ⁣ 📚 See every book I’ve read in 14 years (since 2011): JohnnyQuinnUSA.com/Books

@The_JDK99 @TheSignalHorn @LawrenceLepard @JohnnyQuinnUSA @Grok explain this thread to me like I’m stupid. Who is right?

Thank you for the detailed replies. I really enjoy hearing good arguments! And you have some really good points! You make fair points about fiat abuse, I don’t deny that governments tend to overuse money printing, and Bitcoin’s transparency and decentralization do provide a safeguard gold never fully achieved. That’s exactly why I hold Bitcoin myself: it is a unique store of value and a hedge against the flaws of the fiat system. But where I part ways is with the idea that a fixed money supply could ever underpin a healthy, modern economy. History gives us clear lessons: rigid monetary systems tend to create their own instability, whether or not governments cheat. Credit, liquidity, and flexibility are not luxuries; they are essential to allow real resources like people, technology, energy, … to be fully used. So yes, fiat is prone to corruption, but “hard cap = solution” is just as simplistic. Bitcoin doesn’t fix the underlying dynamics of human behavior, credit cycles, or crises. That’s why I don’t believe Bitcoin will ever function as the money for an economy. If it tried, its very rigidity would cause the same problems that doomed the gold standard. That doesn’t make Bitcoin worthless. On the contrary, its greatest strength may be as a complementary system: a decentralized, incorruptible reserve asset that coexists with fiat and disciplines it indirectly, by giving people a way out when fiat is abused. That role alone could be revolutionary. I’ve read The Bitcoin Standard and The Fiat Standard multiple times, and I’ll definitely check out Lepard’s book too. But most of these arguments are rooted in Austrian economics and that’s exactly where I have major disagreements. Austrian economics makes for a strong narrative, but it oversimplifies reality. It treats “fixed supply = good, fiat = bad” as if the economy were just about money. Money printing always causes inflation (not true, lots of empirical evidence). Austrians often dismiss deflation as harmless, but history shows otherwise: when debtors collapse under deflationary pressure, it doesn’t just “reset bad behavior,” it destroys productive capacity. That’s why gold standard systems repeatedly cracked under stress. So while I respect the moral clarity of the Austrian view, I don’t buy that it scales to a complex, modern economy.

@TedPillows "Are you bullish or bearish"

Are you bullish or bearish? 👇

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