MrWunder

Historically, any price shock in any asset results in a shock response in #Crypto & #Bitcoin. This has occurred in the past ten to fifteen years and has recurred. Last Friday, a significant sell-off occurred in commodity markets, with gold correcting by nearly 10% and silver by 30%. Over the weekend, this escalated toward #Crypto & #Bitcoin, which incurred double-digit losses. This is the phase during which most pain is felt and where noise usually predominates in decision-making. It's hard to see a clear path for the markets amid all this noise. Now, historically, the moment that the volatility on commodities slows down, we'll likely see a calmer pace of the market, and that should be beneficial for other markets, like crypto.

I have been publicly running a $150,000 portfolio using @tryarchpublic on @RobinhoodApp. This is the $SOL 6-hour arbitrage strategy, one of 12 that I am running with the intention of capitalizing on Solana and ETH volatility to earn a cash yield and buy more Bitcoin. The results, even through the most volatile period and largest liquidation event in history, have been astounding. I am now holding ~100 SOL ($19,600) that it has bought for me, at a cost basis of $187, and have profited ~$5,500, which my Bitcoin algos used to buy dips and stack more $BTC. This is a fraction of my strategy, but I now have more SOL and more BTC, which are both trading above my basis.