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@LizaRosen0000 If they continue to pray in public places then the Governments should shut down their mosques.

This is not Pakistan! It’s Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺 Muslim colonizers block the street to introduce the Australian public to Islam. They have dozens of mosques in the area. They pray in public to dominate the streets.

@Sherlockwhale We are at the first sell off.

Every bear market has 4 phases. Phase 1: Denial. "It is just a correction." Oct-Nov 2025. BTC drops from $126K to $95K with everyone buying the dip and nobody panics. Phase 2: Fear. "This is worse than I thought." Dec 2025-Jan 2026. BTC drops to $68K, ETFs start bleeding. Leverage gets wiped and everyone is nervous now. Phase 3: Capitulation. "Get me out at any price." This has not happened yet. This is when long term holders break, when the last buyers from $90K-$100K finally sell at $50K-$55K. When MSTR's $76K cost basis suddenly becomes the headline. Phase 4: Depression. "Crypto is dead." Volume dries up. Nobody talks about Bitcoin for months. CT goes quiet but that is when bottom starts forming. We are at the end of Phase 2. The worst phase has not even started yet. Bitcoin is at $70,000 and the timeline says we are 5 months into a 12 month decline at least. Phase 3 is next.

@MartiniGuyYT You choose the United States for country. Try international.

GOOGLE SEARCHES FOR BITCOIN ARE CURRENTLY EXPLODING! SOMETHING MASSIVE IS COMING! 🚀

@sminston_with I hope you're right. Every other influencer is so bearish! 🐻

For the first time in over 3 years, ISM PMI jumped above 52 and stayed there two months running. My lag analysis says Bitcoin follows PMI by about 2 months... and we're coming into that window... Breakdown below for subscribers 🔒👇 1/6

@cryptorand 1 year of red.

Bitcoin has never had more than 6 consecutive red months in a row... we are currently at 5. Red or green in March?

@OnChainMind Would this work with Btc and Eth?

If you take a simple 75% BTC / 25% SOL split: Rebalancing quarterly produced 78% alpha over simply HODLing. By resetting weights every 3 months, you naturally trim into strength and add into compression. You nearly double the outcome. Not by predicting cycles, but by harvesting volatility. Chart 👉🏼 onchainmind.io

@CaffeSatoshi This war will go on for years.

When will the war with Iran end? My personal call: (for posterity and "I told you so" later on) TL;DR I think the intense phase wraps up sometime between March 15 and March 25, 2026, with a broader wind-down, ceasefire talks and real de-escalation, by late March or early April. Not a forever war. Why I see it this way: The timeline rhetoric from Donald Trump has consistently framed this as short and surgical, not an open-ended campaign. Iran’s internal situation looks fragile, leadership shock plus economic strain usually compress conflicts rather than drag them out. Global pressure will build fast, nobody wants prolonged disruption around the Strait of Hormuz, and actors from China to Russia and the European Union will push hard for a lid on it.

@julianhosp The whole year will be red.

A 100% signal for #bitcoin: Whenever February was red, March was red as well. Will this time be different?

@nicrypto In tradingview use this: FRED:WALCL-(FRED:WTREGEN+FRED:RRPONTSYD)

It’s not the Fed. It’s not M2. It’s not even “global liquidity.” Since 2021, the liquidity source with the strongest leading relationship to Bitcoin has been Treasury bill issuance. Short-term debt. Not QE. According to a Keyrock report, Treasury QE (T-bill issuance) shows a +0.80 correlation leading BTC. Fed balance sheet is statistically insignificant. There’s roughly an 8-month lag. When T-bill issuance starts to pick up, we tend to see BTC follow months later The issuance impulse peaked in late 2024. It’s been fading into early 2026. Bitcoin weakness lines up. Consider this: A $3–4 trillion annual refinancing wave is building through 2029. And the path of least resistance is more short-term issuance. The short end of the curve may matter more than the Fed. Are we watching the wrong liquidity metric?

@DamiDefi It means we are going to negative zero. 😀

BTC for the first time since 2019 5 consecutive red monthly candles Do you know what that means?

@brett_eth We could wick down to tap that region then straight up again.

Willy Woo created CVDD in 2019 by tracking when old coins move to new hands and weights it by price. Σ(Coin Days Destroyed × Price) / (market age × 6M) The longer someone held before selling, the more weight that transaction carries. Add it all up since 2009, divide by Bitcoin's age, and you get a price floor that has caught every bear market bottom. This helped him catch the bottom within a few days in 2022. The version below takes the gap between what all holders paid (Realized Cap) vs what was transferred (Total Volume). (Realized Cap − Transfer Volume) / Divisor What's left is the untouched value. The patient money still sitting in wallets. Woo's counts the destruction as it happens. This one measures what's left after the destruction. Both reach the same targets. If we get to these areas, I will run out of USD.

@LPCapitalChi @JoeCarlasare The bottom is when the last bulls become bears.

Ran Neuner & Willy Woo getting bearish is not good news for Bitcoin bears

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@Sherlockwhale But you are assuming we are in a bear market rather than a deep dip.

Stop celebrating calling $60K the bottom for Bitcoin. We’re nowhere near the real bottom. Bitcoin’s Realized Price (average cost basis of all holders) right now is $55,244. Current price of $70K is 27% above the average holder’s cost basis. 1- In 2022, BTC bottomed at $15,476 which was 34% below Realized Price of $23,340. 2- In 2018, BTC bottomed at $3,200 which was 47% below Realized Price. 3- The same pattern repeated in 2015. The rule is simple. Bear markets don’t bottom above the Realized Price. They bottom 30-50% below it. If history repeats, 30% below $55K gives us $38,500. That’s exactly what my prediction for next Bitcoin bottom is. We’re nowhere near true capitulation. The real bottom comes when Bitcoin crashes through Realized Price and stays there for months. Bottoms are never V-shaped recoveries, they’re long, painful and form after months of consolidation.

@TheRealPlanC "the actual bottom be $60,000." The actual bottom for now.

Yesterday was clearly a blood-in-the-streets day for Bitcoin. We saw a $10,000+ daily devil's candle close and had people calling for $10,000 to $30,000 Bitcoin. All the bears came out of hibernation. I thought the bottom would be between $75,000 and $80,000, and I was wrong. But I'd rather be the guy who called the bottom a bit prematurely than be one of the many guys calling for $10,000 to $40,000 and have the actual bottom be $60,000.

@filbfilb Does that mean its going to zero?

@TradePro16 The last few times gold and silver dropped it took 3 to 6 months for crypto to run.

Looks like we are soon going to find out if the speculation is true about gold and silver topping leading to the start of large runs for Bitcoin and crypto. Drops like this usually take a lot of time to recover from so I wouldn't expect new highs for gold or silver for a while even if they didn't "top" it still will very likely take months to recover and that's the absolute most bullish scenario for me, if that is a "top" then we are talking years.

@BGatesIsaPyscho "allowed his young daughter to stay at Epstein Steane’s luxury apartment." Since when do young daughters always listen to their fathers?

Watch as Jeffrey Epstein sneaks out the young daughter of former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating. Yes - he was in charge of Australia at the time, and allowed his young daughter to stay at Epstein Steane’s luxury apartment.

@TheRealPlanC At what price would you conclude we are in a bear market?

When everyone in the market thinks something, it generally doesn't happen. 82% of you MFers think we're dropping below $80,000.

@CalebFranzen What length EMA is that?

The similarities are hard to ignore.