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NFTs on Solana are not looking great, but within the darkness theres some light Otties are looking good here

@greybtc @FootballTalkHQ Football Manager legend Micah Richards, solid RB

@FootballTalkHQ Was he good enough at city?

🗣️ Micah Richards: "At 17 years old, I earned £5k-a-week. Manchester City offered me £100k-a-week for 5 years. I said no because I was number two to Zabaleta. It's the worst decision l've ever made. Why do you think I work for every broadcaster? I went to Aston Villa, that was less money. But then we got relegated in the first season, so my wages halved. So l've gone from a £100,000-a-week offer to like £25,000 in the Championship."

Otterline Sports AI Betting Model is achieving over 50% prediction accuracy 1 Ottie is enough to access the tips although I believe this may change if results maintain

@kanekidevs Somebody make a chat for holders

Bagworking is a lost art

@itskoz3 A good tg I was part of

@PonziSurfer whats tbh

2026 goal writing is still underway. Writers block at the back half. Any advice twitter world?

@ssyriek @adryanashton Yes you were, only retards believed Beal would form a big 3

@adryanashton he didn’t lead at all lol we were bums when we started the season?

they had him and Book going to war with sum “Nurkic” “Plumlee” “Eubanks” “Keita Bates Diop” and “Tyus Jones” over the years and KD still gets majority of the blame for that team failing lmao its just crazy to me

@BrodieCapital @worldlibertyfi

@TakeshisReturn Welcome back legend

Takeshi will return soon! Real gains are made in bear. Don’t know if it’s the time yet. Dealing with tax authorities, exchange account got closed for no reason, regulations are real. We will come back stronger. 🤝

@traveler0x1 @warren_muppets He got murdered on TL every time he said he was bearish 🤣

@warren_muppets If you were bearish a month ago kudos, if you bearish from last week then ur like 99% of CT

Now that talking about a bear market has become socially acceptable and almost everyone has realized what’s going on, I have a few things to say about what this cycle has been for Bitcoin, the altseason, and trading in general. Let’s start with Bitcoin, which enjoyed an absurd price action throughout 2024 and 2025, with laughable pullbacks. There was almost always a perma-TWAP from Saylor and various copycats, which made day trading extremely difficult. Positioning long or short based solely on technical analysis or historical data often didn’t work, and the people who understood early that the key was to go with the flow – rather than blindly buying or shorting levels – were the ones who succeeded. The ranging periods were extremely long for this reason. Keeping positions open made little sense, because trends were small, mostly daily or weekly at best, and usually within a 5% range. The only times we had larger uptrends were during the ETF launch and the U.S. election; if we exclude the post-tariff move, even that played out within a range. What do I mean by this? Being a perpetual moonboy didn’t pay for anyone, in either direction. Sure, Bitcoin went from 15k to 126k, but that doesn’t mean much from a trader’s perspective. I’m talking about trading, not about the guy who bought spot and sold above 100k (good for him). As for alts and the famous “altseason” in general: the real altseason happened at the end of 2023 with SEI, SUI, INJ, and so on. From the Solana season onward, the dynamics simply stopped working. The reasons are simple and numerous. First, market participants got smarter. No one believed in technology or narratives anymore; everyone was ready to sell immediately. After CEX listings, the alts that performed well could be counted on one hand. On top of that, teams launched tokens with ultra-greedy tokenomics, which only made things worse. The real altseason took place on-chain, and I’ve always said this. The difference is that instead of liquidity concentrating into a single CEX-listed alt everyone believed in, we got a hundred memes topping at 200M market cap or slightly more. No coin managed to generate true FOMO: the higher the market cap, the less people wanted to buy. Derivatives and other products started appearing instantly, each topping lower and lower. In fact, the ones that performed best were the early ones – PEPE, BONK, WIF – before this effect kicked in. So yes, altseasons did happen: small, brief, centered around single narratives, and mostly on-chain, in a market with increasingly efficient participants who basically neutralized the effect. CEX listings almost always marked the top of anything. Now things are likely to get worse. Not only has the Saylor-style perma-TWAP buy disappeared, but a perma-TWAP sell is starting from all the accumulators who bought the top. We saw this for the first time this week. Throughout the entire cycle we never had more than 4–6 consecutive red candles without relief; now the opposite is happening. I obviously don’t know what the next catalyst for Bitcoin will be. I think it might be stock tokenization, which could strongly push a new cycle. But until then, there are a lot of people who need to sell very quickly. That said, I’m taking two big lessons with me. First: don’t go against the flow. In practical terms, the flow is well captured by EMAs. The 5-minute 15 EMA was often the perfect indicator of the intraday TWAP; losing it was a clean short entry. Lately it’s the 15-minute 15 EMA that’s identifying the perma-TWAP sell, along with the usual 5-minute one. You can check it yourself. In any case, and this is a reminder to myself too, the dumbest thing you can do is fight the flow. Or rather: you can go against it, but only when it’s actually ending. Even if you’ve identified a level that should work, you still need the patience to wait for the flow to stop. Second:👇

@TheMetsX @ufc @MAKHACHEVMMA @espn

@ufc @MAKHACHEVMMA @espn I speak for absolutely everyone when I saw we all look forward to he getting absolutely sparked Saturday night at MSG

Welterweight @MAKHACHEVMMA is here 👊 [ #VeChain #UFC322 | SAT NOV 15 | 10pmET on @ESPN PPV ]

If you go back and read about Tulip mania in 1637 you realize that the bubble was not in fact caused by irrational exuberance as historians have claimed, it was actually Wintermute

@OnlyLJC @AngeloGre82 Yeah brother Banana Chain is a huge company

@AngeloGre82 They never asked for a userless fork. He was quote tweeting huge companies like stripe to do a fork. Not to someone to do a memecoin and build a userless fork x.com/ponzisurfer/st…

I see this video going around and while i agree its disrespectful especially since they paid 40k to be there why would Toly or anyone else want a solana fork? what is the point of a fork? another ghostchain with no users where we can further dilute too? What was even the point of the guys who spent months building this?

He posted multiple times for people to fork Solana If there isn't anything new here minimum he could do is guys this already exists, why don't you opt by x Seems the minimum considering they paid 40k and have a working product compared to the GOR trash he was shilling months ago

@MacroCRG @ether_fi @eigencloud @Anchorage Will this still be bullish if/when market reverses?

@shynxbt @Credib1eGuy

@Credib1eGuy mag7 like shotgun from CSGO?

@EvgenyGaevoy He even dreams about dumping on us