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Sad to hear that @AmericanaNFT is shutting down the operations. With that said, the community wallet used to have 400+ ETH that was sent to Coinbase for staking. What is going to happen to that? That should be given back to @SomethingToken holders. What say you, @frey?

@scottmelker @benjamincowen @grok give me tldr on this video

"Bitcoin Will Bottom When This Happens" @benjamincowen WATCH NOW!

@level941 I wish/hope so. My base case is $1m in 10 years. Bear case in 20 years.

Have you all not been bored. Volatile Bitcoin is the best BTC. We all know it’ll go to 1M by 2030. This isn’t gold. In the digital age where everyone is addicted to short reels. We need a high volatile SoV asset.

@BigCheds @KeyboardMonkey3 I truly do hope you are right. Even sub $50k, I’d love that

@KeyboardMonkey3 Correct. Will bottom 35-45k

Btc is going to sub 50k sadly, gm.

@OnChainCollege @binance @BitcoinMagPro @grok if bitcoin funding rates flip negative, why is that a bullish signal?

Bitcoin funding rates on @binance flipped negative yesterday. This is the lowest level in over a month.

@alphaextract_ So what are you saying about btc pa next few months? If liquidity is the indicator (and while you did not directly link) is it fair to apply the typical 70-90 day lapse and therefore btc will peak in those days? Though that questions why btc has dipped (albeit 25%) while liq incr

Still not sure why people think the business cycle drives Bitcoin. It doesn't, liquidity does. They keep treating the ISM Index as a barometer that supposedly dictates where Bitcoin will go next. But data shows ISM actually lags global liquidity. The first chart compares bottom-to-peak periods in both Global Liquidity and ISM. Across two decades of data, Global Liquidity's 12-month rate of change turns on average five to six months ahead of ISM. Liquidity bottoms first, capital flows, and only then does manufacturing recover. The same happens at the top, liquidity peaks first ISM follows. Heading into the end of 2025, liquidity is deep into maturity. From its September 2022 bottom, the GLI 12-month RoC has risen for 37 months putting this expansion near the 90th percentile of all historical cycles - a level usually associated with exhaustion. Since the ISM bottom in June 2023, it has run for 28 months, placing it near the 80th percentile of all recorded upswings. Simply put, ISM is stretched but still within bounds, while global liquidity is historically extreme. Liquidity leads ISM by about five months on average - in this cycle, the lag has widened to almost nine months. Liquidity will peak first, followed by ISM several months later. Consensus still believes the business cycle drives Bitcoin. In reality, Bitcoin rides the liquidity cycle. The second chart shows how sensitive and immediate Bitcoin's reaction is to liquidity changes. While the business cycle can influence Bitcoin, major turning points are still led by liquidity - for both ISM and Bitcoin. Those still stuck in the business cycle mindset will soon wake up to a harsh reality.

@Stackedd123 @BitQua Valid point - I am tired since Jul’25

@BitQua Ton of respect for @BitQua, but at what point do you hold yourself accountable for a wrong call? We have hit many of your "invalidations" and lately it's just been move the goalposts and "time doesn't matter". With time value of money, time always matter with opportunity costs.

After I posted this chart, the price dropped to $50K. The chart was wrong - but it still helped me and those whose portfolios I manage lock in significant gains. See you at $145K.

@BitQua Still $145k before year end? You mentioned 90% chance few days ago, still holds?

To really grasp the magnitude of the upcoming pump, don’t look at the recent volatility between $100K and $106K as a pump and dump - see it for what it is: a sideline, a pause before the real move begins.

@OnChainMind @grok can you summarize the youtube video link?

The 4-year Bitcoin cycle is dead. 🪦 2025 likely won’t be the peak. Cycle 4 has already lasted 1,071 days, and all signs point to the next top in early–mid 2026. Watch the full breakdown here 👉🏼 youtu.be/hODgBEgy4QA #Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto

@cantonmeow Divergence because they are buying gold instead of btc - the way I see it is China (gold) vs US (btc) so far; hope Asia joins the btc movement

2021, #Bitcoin pumped one last pump while Chinese liquidity was leaving the market. 2025, #Bitcoin hasn't done anything while Chinese liquidity has been building up in the market for 18 months. 2025 is not 2021 for #Bitcoin based on liquidity conditions.

@BitQua I am tired boss (been waiting for that $145k since july) but you havent capitulated is the only beacon of hope i look at

It’s fine to be a bit early and miss the very top. But exiting before a 100%+ gain isn’t a small mistake, it’s not okay.

@cantonmeow ngl, since December last year (just like BTC)

How many of you are feeling so frustrated that $COIN hasn't done anything today?

@CrypticTrades_ It will be the next gold just it experienced in the early days when the us went off on the gold standard. It wont be the parabolic 10x from the cycle bottom to the next cycle top but will still give 30%+ CAGR Saylor mentions in all his marketing materials

This cycle is nothing like the ones before it. The last 3 bull markets were all fueled by retail euphoria. This one has been driven by institutional adoption. That’s why nearly 70% of this bull market has been spent chopping in consolidation ranges. That’s why retail sentiment is so drained, and why so many are feeling like giving up, even with $BTC holding strong above $100K. We're witnessing institutions slowly take over. But at the same time, Bitcoin is losing a part of its identity, its decentralized nature. Maybe it was always going to play out this way. If Bitcoin got too big to ignore, the big players were never going to fight it, they were going to own it. The real question now is: where does this all lead next? Would love to hear your thoughts in the comments. 👇

@CoinbaseDuck @TrustlessState @fundstrat @CryptoHayes The best and the worst I'd say

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@FinFreedom414 Same here - lost 2 less the proceeds… learned it the hard way but I will come out okay

I was one of the idiots who put my Bitcoin in Celsius. Lost a good chunk and received only a fraction of it back through the bankruptcy process. Harsh lesson learned, but there really is nothing like self-custody. Now…where did I put my hardware wallet?

@HODL15Capital @JoshMandell6 Another stat - he called for mstr s&p inclusion for september and did not happen

@CryptoJelleNL What is that signal based on? First i thought it was rsi but seems too low for rsi rn

This powerful signal has flashed 9 times in this cycle. On average, it resulted in 35% gains for #Bitcoin. The signal just flashed again. Time for expansion.

@cantonmeow $COIN moon first then $MSTR? Or is the latter not coming back anytime soon (<3 months)?

$MSTR closed the month above the Ichimoku Kijun (red line), so it's not dead yet. Still just a consolidation pattern.

@EneaDenkt So when does this up and down grabbing liquidity ends? Every time long / short liquidity gets flushed out, you give enough time, Leverage will pile back up. So using that logic, price will seldom moon or fall. I dont know how to reconcile this

What’s next? Collecting liquidity around 108k or going to 117k?