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@Picolas_Caged

$BTC + $ETH swing trader | DeFi enthusiast | Crypto est. 2018

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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
BTW my thesis for the next bear market is everything else apart from $BTC and $ETH gets nuked, BTC and ETH still suffer 50-60% drawdowns, but the final 10% of said drawdown is a daily wick that is eaten up and borderline in actionable for large majority. My theory is ETF's have structurally changed the nature of flows into the market and with a massive tardfi TAM, BTC and ETH won't experience as aggressive downside volatility. I think as a consequence BTC and ETH will become a flight to safety as alts complete their inevitable price depreciation of 80-90% drawdowns. $BTC.D (dominance) will rise, in accordance with all other cycles behaviour. As BTC + ETH rise, a new 'cycle' will emerged for alts, whereby crypto natives can rotate some of their BTC and ETH gains into *whatever new shiny thing* is available and trendy. In short, it will FEEL like a regular bear cycle, but in reality the game has changed for BTC and ETH - forever. This means the window in time for the average non rich person to get generational exposure to BTC and ETH is closing, very rapidly. I really do think after ETH breaks 5 figures and BTC breaks 6 figures they won't meaningfully trade below those levels again - as in for a long enough period of time to accumulate. IMO in this next cycle, the strategy of selling all alts into BTC or ETH and stomaching a 50-60% drawdown that will soon be recovered within 2 years is probably a much safer strategy - because your window to benefit from being early to BTC and ETH will be gone very soon. After this bullmarket, the average individual won't be able to compete with tradfi inflows + their size. This wasn't true of this bear market, you could have DCA BTC and ETH and have big bags right now. In 2025 or whenever this market ends, your normie job won't be well paying enough to accumulate big bags of ETH or BTC. Essentially, most people will be priced out of owning 10 ETH or 1 BTC. I also believe that going forward alts will be less appealing each cycle as people just prefer the concensus trade of BTC and ETH that are guaranteed to go up due to ETF flows + because of new market participants size, you could still get 20-50% per year, with way less downside risk. As such I think people will be less interested in altcoins. This mimics how the S&P500 works, with basically 4-6 massive tech firms, like Google, apple, amazon, meta etc. Propping up the entire thing. In a nut shell, the market will mature. I'll update this thesis as time goes on 🫡
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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
Feel like a $SPCX long wouldn't be the worst idea for a relief bounce here. Thoughts anyone?
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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
@Moby62X British - I'll care IF we can beat Argentina lol
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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
My for you page has: No violence No racism No AI slop No geopolitics No thirst traps No made-up engagement bait stories It's just my friends, talking about crypto, one person after another. It's fucking perfect.
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Josh@joshmanmode_·
I am now Italian
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Glenn Middleton
Glenn Middleton@glennmid10001·
@JH_Investments How people have the opportunity to earn £50k. Its all well making a song and dance about threshold if you avoid reality, the number of jobs that pay £50k
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Hayward@JH_Investments·
I’m going to try explaining my comments on tax from a different angle. The UK’s 40% tax band wasn’t the mistake. The mistake was allowing the threshold to remain so low that people still associate paying 40% tax with being wealthy. It’s a stealth tax rise, delivered through fiscal drag. Today, the higher-rate tax band starts at just £50,270. Does anyone seriously believe earning £50k a year makes someone wealthy in 2026?
Hayward@JH_Investments

A lot of people are missing the point here. The 40% tax threshold was £43,875 in 2010. Today it’s £50,270. An increase of just £6,395 in 16 years. If it kept pace with inflation, it would be closer to £75,000 today!

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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
@JH_Investments British people are so fucking embaressingly unambitious with their concept of money - I say this as a British person. £50,270 for higher-rate is so absurd and it also affect CGT and dividends so it really is a big deal.
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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
> Saylor ponzi looks rough after $MSTR dilution + selling > US government selling BTC + ETH > Fed says inflation is rising gain, mentions raising rates > Iran/US tension escalate, again > Japan building their own CIA - first time since WW2 ETH/BTC +0.32%
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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
@serpinxbt Because i'm not a child - that shit made me stop using the app entirely
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Serpin Taxt@serpinxbt·
feed got much worse imo noticed last ~3 weeks the feed was way more addicting than usual, mostly sensationalized, euphoric, and hyperbolic content which is literally what makes social platforms tick -> make more money less entertaining now, don't expect it to stick
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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
Look, I know everyone is going on about it, but it is nice to see everyone in the feed again.
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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
@Madge_80 Compares my lifts/run times/swim times to other people/athletes and provides a 'reality check' which for me, motivates me. Btw so good to see you on the TL once again.
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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
@panamaXBT Bro it does right, I see the good takes, i see discussion, I see bullish takes, I see memes - it's SO much better
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panamax@panamaXBT·
feels like olden days, good pumps and my friends can see my feed... wagmi.
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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
@cryptoklotz If you weren't chipping away in some capacity around the 61-58k i'm afraid it was just greedy.
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doug funnie
doug funnie@cryptoklotz·
yup. 4y seasonality says bottom in oct. and i'm not fading that. but why i started buying earlier than that: i don't know if that bottom (assuming simulation continues) results in new lows. or a sweep of the lows. or simply a higher low. i think in all of the above scenarios, only a lower low really hurts you - everything else just gets you a 3-4 month head start on long term cap gains, or a slightly better entry. applies to majors or multi-cycle survivors - new stuff, would say there's too much uncertainty/opportunity cost there.
Ansem 🐂🀄️@blknoiz06

very healthy price action on majors, $BTC & $ETH now catching up to solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 everyone was extremely bearish going into the lows two weeks ago & believe most on CT did not buy the bottom, ironically enough believe it was tradfi cash heavy buyers stepping in to scoop coins at yearly discounts CT heavily indexes on 4 year cycle timing & expected lows in Q4 of this year, believe smart money saw discounts + fear around Saylor situation while AI names were up a ton & started bidding Q3 will be very important for determining momentum going into the end of the year, a lot of people will chase if price action continues to be constructive even onchain showing signs of life, and institutions like @RobinhoodApp being openly bullish crypto & RWAs is a great sign to encourage more sidelined capital to allocate + forcing crypto native teams to be more on the ball w/ their strategies for growing the entire pie

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Picolas Cage@Picolas_Caged·
All this talk about how much fees from Robinhood chain go to Ethereum etc. 1. All fees for ETH L1 are auction based - meaning, people compete with one another for blockspace, so in times of euphoric activity, GWEI is greatly raised. Right now, it's peak bearmarket, so fees are low. But imagine these fees when Base, Arbitrum, INK and Optimism (maybe Sonium) are all bidding for L2 blockspace + native ETH activity is higher in the bull market.... 2. I'm just looking at how we managed to build infra + create dev teams that now offer tradFi a way to get full crypto exposure that's fully customised (effectively making them land lords) and all it cost them was 11%. I think we've done really well as an industry to create that and it was all, ultimately, Ethereum's doing.
Lorenzo Valente@LorenzoARK

The Robinhood Chain is the cleanest case study of what happened to ETH's economics over time. Since inception, @RobinhoodApp Chain has grossed ~$816K in revenue. @Arbitrum, the middleware provider, takes 10%: ~$80K. Arbitrum then pays Ethereum for settlement: $1,538. The margin profile roughly: Robinhood: 89% Arbitrum: 10% Ethereum: 0.15% If your thesis is "ETH is money," Robinhood building here is ultra bullish. More activity, more ETH collateral, more lindyness. If your thesis is "ETH is a revenue generating asset," this is the ultra-bear case. And here's the uncomfortable truth: Robinhood was never going to build on Solana, Sui or any monolithic L1. They want the stack customization. They want to be landlords, not renters. Ethereum won this deal on merit. It's just not pricing it right. A healthy split to me looks more like: Robinhood: 75% Arbitrum: 10% Ethereum: 15% Ethereum sells the most valuable settlement layer in crypto at marginal cost. Things need to change. @ethlabs_org

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