Billy

Criminally undervalued still as it’s a truth terminal associated coin. Repricing soon 300k -> 1.5 mil $MANA Bw5K8eZaf361uDLHgX2UUn1PNfC7XtgQVvY9sSappump

Younger brother came into town for the holidays, we were talking about crypto yesterday. Trying to figure out why it's been so weak, even with strong equity markets. He threw me a curveball. "Crypto isn't that cool anymore." Blew my mind. The kid is 22. "Prediction markets are better, and stocks too because they don't get rugged 24/7". I looked much deeper last night...and what I'm observing under the surface is not technical or fundamental. It's cultural. A social shift. Attention has relocated. Starts on youtube. Views are down across anything related to crypto. A crypto youtuber with 139K subscribers said that his viewership had dropped more in the last 2 weeks than anything he's seen in 5 years. Second point. Attention is shifting from the top. The biggest crypto influencers are publicly "losing interest" in crypto, and switching to stocks (sources attached). Third point. Crypto has long been a free-spirited, lawless, young man's game. But with legacy brokerages like Schwab/JPMorgan getting involved + gov't interest, is crypto losing the demographic that made it popular in the first place? Potentially...as the perception's changed. Fourth point. Optionality. Every vehicle is becoming more accessible. From $COIN adding stock trading, to $HOOD adding 0DTE options, to prediction markets as a whole... Everything's right there...without the perceived risk of a rug-pull via the “lawless” crypto landscape that defined crypto’s appeal in the first place. Question is...does real-world crypto utility generate enough demand to offset a sustained decline in retail participation? All I'm saying is the divergence of the once highly correlated $BTC - $QQQ pair is highly suspect. And it's only getting wider. Yes, you can argue some of these things happen in every crypto bear market, but there's new variables & moving parts now (optionality + legacy brokerages participation + gov't interest) that change the game. Crypto seems to be in a transition phase...from a momentum asset to an infrastructure asset. Fundamental transitions like this are usually not kind to price in the medium term. Long term, I'm bullish on the crypto's utility and think it will be everywhere, but the real world utility/adoption (and subsequent growing pains...) is something I'm watching in 2026.

id apologize to the holders but there is not a single real human who owns this coin

Was just staring at my wall at 3:50 am thinking about the the transient nature of life When you put it into perspective that one day EVERYONE you grew up with, spent time with, or just had the opportunity to enjoy/ hate life with. One day will just disappear physically and spiritually. And EVERYTHING you worked hard for will just also vanish from ur life forever and you don’t even know when that day is and what happens to these things you lost ur mind over to acquire. Maybe after all these years in front of a screen in isolation I prolly realized it’s time to once again pursue a meaningful existence in life before it is too late, I think what I realized is we (as traders, People who work hard with less social interactions, ect) Get too distracted with pursuing deeper aspirations, work, money, responsibilities, ambitions. That we end up being completely disconnected between sense of self and time and just watch our time slip away, and only after realizing what was the sacrifice really actually for if I couldn’t do XYZ thing, or missed XYZ person/ things existence.