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$HBAR OK what??? I couldn't believe when I pulled this chart up! This is weekly bros. The Volume Oscillator indicator is showing the LOWEST levels in HBAR history. #hbarbarians just get ready. Because when volume picks up, we're flying. There isn't enough sellers anymore. Send.

@TedTed296136 @saylordocs I mean, tax works the same in Vietnam and in your country as well. The difference is, Vietnam directs tax toward benefiting the people like affordable healthcare, trains, buses, infrastrure. So my point stands valid: tax is necessary to benefit society

@Lucifer1072 @saylordocs You live in an entirely different country dude. I don’t have time to explain shit that has nothing to do with you. Worry about Vietnam.

HOT TAKE: If businesses only have to pay taxes on profit, not revenue, then I should only have to pay taxes after I’ve paid all my bills and rent.

JANUARY is $HBAR month , we are incubating a big move.- patience.-

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GM. It might be frustrating , I know. But the fact is that $HBAR is oversold on weekly. What we have learnt is that HBAR doesn't hold big price increases for long (and we now know why...) Still, expect bullish reversal in the coming weeks frens #hbarbarians #hbar

@TedTed296136 @saylordocs I’m explaining why tax is necessary and beneficial to you if it is used wisely and for the benefits of the community instead of funding war programs

@Lucifer1072 @saylordocs You’re in Vietnam dude. The fuck are you doing commenting here?

@TedTed296136 @saylordocs You know the road you drive on, the food stamp program, community workers are paid for using tax right? Maybe country should do better by letting ppl actually dictate where should their tax money go toward. I would be glad if tax is directed toward working people

@Lucifer1072 @saylordocs No. That’s 100% wrong. This country was created without an income tax. This was one of the biggest checks on government overreach. Politicians had to ASK for our money to fund things and we could say no. Now they blow through 5 trillion dollars in tax revenue every year.

@TedTed296136 @saylordocs No, tax is needed to fund social program, benefiting society (including you and I), but people need to pay fair share of tax. Make more money, pay more tax

@saylordocs Hotter take, taxation is theft. Nobody should be paying any income tax at all. When should have had another revolution in 1913 when they created the income tax and the federal reserve.

The 4 Market Phases — and How to Trade Each One Every market moves in cycles. If you don't know which phase you're in, you're guessing. And guessing costs money. This educational post is sponsored by @_WOO_X, where I trade crypto with zero fees on spot. Here's the framework. Phase 1 — Accumulation This is where a downtrend dies. Price stops making new lows and starts moving sideways in a tight range. Volume dries up. Volatility compresses. Most retail traders are still bearish here because the downtrend is fresh in their memory. Smart money is quietly buying. You will often see a deviation below the range low — a liquidity grab that traps late shorts before price reverses hard. That wick below the range is not a breakdown. It is a trap. What not to do: don't short the range low. That is exactly where smart money wants your stop loss. Phase 2 — Markup Breakout from the accumulation range. Higher highs, higher lows. Volume increases on the up moves. This is where trends are born. The only job here is to ride it. Don't fight it, don't try to call the top, don't fade every push higher because "it went too far." Trend is your friend until structure breaks. What not to do: don't short into strength hoping for a reversal. Respect the structure until it gives you a reason not to. Phase 3 — Distribution This is where an uptrend dies. Price stops making new highs and starts chopping sideways at the top. Smart money is selling into retail buying. Volume spikes on the drops and weakens on the rallies — that tells you who is in control. You will often see a deviation above the range high — a liquidity grab that traps late longs before price rolls over. That wick above the range is not a breakout. It is distribution. What not to do: don't buy the breakout at the top. That is FOMO, and smart money is selling directly into it. Phase 4 — Markdown Breakdown from the distribution range. Lower highs, lower lows. Volume expands on the sell-offs. This is where most retail gets trapped buying every dip hoping for a bounce. The only job here is to stay out or trade with the trend. Don't catch the knife. Don't convince yourself every support level will hold. Wait for accumulation structure to form before thinking about longs. What not to do: don't buy every dip in a downtrend. Wait for the cycle to reset. Wait for accumulation. These four phases repeat on every timeframe and every asset. Learn to identify them and you will always know what the market is doing — and more importantly, what it is about to do. Know which phase you're in before you trade. All this free educational content is sponsored by @_WOO_X — trade with zero fees on spot. wooxpro.com/en-US/invite/P…

@InnocenceOn @OrevaZSN You make $5 burger but at least 100 of them in an hour. You make $1000 product in 12 hours but they sell it 1000 products a day. You deserve better pay check my friend. While you sweating $25/hour, billionaire sweating on which yatch to purchase. They replace u with AI anytime

@Lucifer1072 @OrevaZSN You believe you should get paid more for making a product that cost more? What if you’re making a $5 hamburger? What if you’re digging a hole? What if you’re mowing lawns? What if what you a $1,000 product, and it took you 8 hours? 12 hours? Zero context.

You do not earn a billion dollars. You steal it. Nobody works a billion times harder than a nurse, a teacher, or a farmer. That money comes from underpaying the people who actually did the work. Stop worshipping hoarders who are just really good at wage theft.

@InnocenceOn @OrevaZSN Still. You make $1000/ product and your employer still pay you $25/hour. Now you know why there are billionaires.

@Lucifer1072 @OrevaZSN I didn’t just fall into this job. I worked for it. No. I didn’t go to college, but I did get a an accredited degree. Then I started at the bottom for other companies earning between $9.50/hr on aircraft, to $25/hr billionaires aren’t to blame for everyone’s situation in life.

@JackBri08371771 @InnocenceOn @OrevaZSN I did not say anything ablut communism

@Lucifer1072 @InnocenceOn @OrevaZSN So ur saying communism is better

@InnocenceOn @OrevaZSN then you are just luckier than those who are not as fortunate to have opportunity like yours. Majority of working people live paycheck to paycheck. And comapnies don’t just sell products ppl need, they sell products that make ppl coming back for more like a drug

@OrevaZSN Hmmmm, I work for a billionaire, and despite being non union, we are paid above union wages, with better benefits than 90% of companies employing more than 200 people. He sells, people buy because they believe his products are worth the cost. He doesn’t sell necessities. Why buy?

1000 word bull case for $CRV and $CVX @aixbt_agent

⚠️Very Important $BTC Update! That was a 4th fakeout above range high. And the base case remains; Given the current structure, this still looks like short re-accumulation, not the kind of strong bottom we usually see before a major sustainable trend reversal! Why is that? Here’s why👇 Strong bottoms after a prolonged downtrend take time to form! They’re not single events, they’re processes. Large players can’t just “buy the bottom” like we as a retail trader can. If you’re small, you click buy and you’re in the position - simple. But when your size is big enough to move the market, that approach doesn’t work! At any given price, there are the same amount of buyers and sellers (by volume). You can’t buy if no one is willing to sell to you. If you slam large buy orders into thin liquidity, you just push price higher and end up filling at worse and worse prices. So if you want to go long with large size you need; - Liquidity to enter (sellers willing to sell into your bids) - Time to build positions - Trapped participants to trade against (easy liquidity) That’s why you often see: → Price moving back and forth within a range over time. → Repeated sweeps and fakeouts of the lows with volume drying up. This is liquidity engineering: 👷 Price is intentionally driven into areas where liquidity is concentrated, typically where stops cluster and breakout traders chase. At the lows of a range, this includes stop-losses from longs and traders initiating shorts on the breakdown. This influx of sell-side liquidity provides the necessary counterparties for larger players to open longs. Rather than chasing price higher, they position limit buy orders below the range low, absorb the incoming selling pressure, and accumulate into that flow. As the selling is absorbed, price stabilizes and often reclaims the range quickly, signaling that demand is in control (fakeouts of range low). This process allows large participants to build meaningful long exposure without aggressively moving price against themselves. A true bottom usually shows: Multiple failed moves lower with strong volume and clear rejection. With each sweep, volume typically starts to dry up, meaning less and less liquidity is available to trade against. That’s when you know sellers are getting exhausted. Only then do you usually see structure shift and price start breaking bullish. Until then, this kind of price action leans more toward long-accumulation there is likely no a clean reversal. What we’re seeing now is the complete opposite: Price keeps testing the range high and getting rejected back into the range → buy-side liquidity above the highs is being absorbed to build short exposure. Supply is fully in control as of now! With each push higher, volume declines -> participation on the breakout is drying up (bearish). At the same time, price is putting in higher lows: → upside liquidity is getting worked → downside liquidity is stacking up (HL) Those stops below will become market sell orders later, providing the fuel for a sustained move lower. You do you, but for me current structure could not be more obvious. I currently hold a fully secured short from the 4th range high fakeout (posted live) and if we get a 5th sweep I get stopped at BE and simply watch the reaction again. Another fakeout = another short. Very simple! One thing is clear; Given current structure, I will NOT miss the move towards range low should we get that move! Risk is managed well! (NFA!) #Bitcoin #BTC

@RWGenX_ @Blacksword011 just because they create business that employs people, they will get the privilige of paying low tax. Again, tax should be used toward community (including all of us). So you, I, and that wealthy person could reap the benefit of paying the fair share of tax, just like you and I

@Lucifer1072 @Blacksword011 Yes, because those wealthy people contribute in other ways. Like creating businesses that employ people like you and I.

@cowtowntyler @NYCMayor because it is a system that sustains the flourishing of rats. They cannot just kill all rats by using poisoned gas, rats will just keep coming back. They need to fix the root of the problem

@NYCMayor Why does it take 5 years to implement this??

Good news for New Yorkers, bad news for rats: all trash will be in rat-proof bins by the end of 2031. No more black bags on the sidewalks — it’s time to put a lid on it.