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@ctoLarsson Good point, your view of the problem is the issue then. There’s plenty of research into why people are not having babies. I don’t want to sound passive aggressive because I’m not trying to be. I like your approach to investing but some of your tweets not so much.

@lukkake1337 Why would I engagement farm in a reply to a Swedish post, which almost no one will see??

Tror aldrig jag hört en bra förklaring till varför födslotalen minskar. Har du?

@ctoLarsson @MemIngenjoeren Is your world view just engagement farming at this point?

@MemIngenjoeren 90% av kvinnorna vill nu ha 10% av männen

Could go 📈 both ways 📉 even though this is used as ”will bottom before”

@bitcoindata21 IREN haunts me, sold it at 12 dollars and didn’t have a good reason to do so

Asset allocation is just as important as market timing. $IREN was my largest position last year, and it paid off big time. I'm still bullish on the stock, but there are many better opportunities.

@TedPillows Worded for the retard investor

Altcoin MCap broke below its support trendline before a bounce back. If you're holding alts, hope that a breakdown below this support trendline doesn't happen.

@ctoLarsson "my house raided and my family assaulted by criminal gangs operating out of no-go zones in the suburbs of Stockholm" is such a huge exaggeration. I agree that Sweden has big problems but this way of expressing them, whether deliberate or not, is not helping anyone.

When I was born, Sweden was the richest country in the world. Today I can’t live there. Back then, Sweden was also the safest country in the world. And we had the lowest child mortality. It was a trust and honor based society. Little enforcement was needed. I’ve never been tricked or scammed by a native Swede. High tax yes, but with free healthcare, free school and free universities, all world class. Whether your dad was rich or poor, you had the same opportunity, same access to the best universities. Only real merit mattered for admission. We had the most global companies in the world per person. We dominated many global industries. We even produced some of the best music and dominated several sports. Quite a feat for a nation of then 8 million people. Today I can’t realistically even live in Sweden - unless I want my house raided and my family assaulted by criminal gangs operating out of no-go zones in the suburbs of Stockholm. Everyone’s home address is public, a remnant from the trust based era. In one generation, the country has been destroyed, largely by one bad policy decision. I’m not against immigration. I’ve lived in 10 countries. I’m the foreigner now. Immigration is not the problem. Just look at the epic success of Singapore or Dubai. They literally made their success through immigration - merit based. Or look at the CEOs of companies in Silicon Valley - many immigrants. Sweden’s mistake is not doing *merit based* immigration, which means to qualify each person individually. It’s the opposite of racism. - Doctor? Yes. - Engineer? Yes. - Pirate? No. - Lost your police clearance in a boating accident? Also no. Instead in Sweden we did the other way around. - Qualified with all papers? Super difficult to get in. - No papers at all? Awww.. Poor you. Let’s bring 100,000 of those, based on ethnicity. But what about the human aspect? The compassion. Still makes no sense because with the money it costs to bring one failed integration case to Sweden, you can help 100 people in their home country through development projects. Helping 100 people is better than helping 1. So what to do now? It’s difficult. The criminals need to be locked up or thrown out. Every last one. Singapore and Dubai tolerate no crime. In El Salvador, Bukele sent 2,000 soldiers to arrest 2 people. What happens then? Suddenly the next criminal discovers a sudden passion for a new line of work. In Sweden the police is filling out a form and adding it to the pile marked “no resources”. Unfortunately I think Sweden needs to hit rock bottom before politicians are ready to embark on an El Salvador style clean-up. It needs to become safe and attractive to be an entrepreneur in Sweden. Today it is not. We need incentives attracting entrepreneurs, not pushing them away. Sweden was a poor and rather miserable country in the 1800s. Many emigrated to Minnesota and other places for their children to not starve to death. Then Sweden became a wealthy global mega success in the 1900s, thanks to great leadership and brave entrepreneurs. Sweden can do that journey again but it will take real leadership - a Bukele moment of real change. Good luck. x.com/RankingRoyals/…

@kryptoklutz @ctoLarsson lol no it is whining

It's not whining. It is expressing the truth as you see it. This expression fuels the larger zeitgeist-changing conversation forcing a pervasive shift in popular sentiment such that oligarchs find themselves looking at a hostile, pitchfork carrying, population... and then things can change quickly.

I hate the current state of Europe enough to want to change it. Yet I love the Europe enough to think that it is worth saving. But I won’t do it by posting on X. And I’m not willing to become a politician and work to fix it. So my new year resolution: Stop whining.

@Bizniz203 @BitQua @JoeCarlasare More empty babbling please

@BitQua It’s funny literally everyone is a bear. Everyone. I don’t know one bull except for @JoeCarlasare This has me bullish. Bitcoin would rekt everyone if it runs back anywhere around $100k before 2026. 2026 would be huge

This is for those who keep asking me to admit I was wrong and to stop calling $145K. Yes - I admit it, a thousand times over. I’ve been wrong a lot - just check my older posts; they’re full of mistakes. I never delete them, so you can see for yourself. Below is one of the worst posts I’ve ever shared. But we’re still going to $145K and nothing can stop this train. For those who’ve already sold the bottom: don’t get mad, just ignore. I’m not forcing anyone to buy.

@astronomer_zero What’s the rationale behind being high timeframe focused on alts? Seems kinda backwards

#Altcoins They are sidelined, I am holding and waiting Alright, haven't posted about altcoins much. Mainly because different to my bitcoin swing trades, my altcoin positions are high timeframe focused, so updates are less frequent. But I do keep receiving replies, as well as seeing posts on the timeline of "said (majority) influencers" that alts aren't going to do well, "there will be no alt season", it's all over. However you put it, not holding altcoins is one of the most popular plays out there. And said people peak their loudness upon every big drop just like this recent one. Apart from myself, most will never tell you what positions they hold as if they do, they can't say later how they were bullish once alt season is here. So it has to be read poker-style, as well as order-book-style. But given the timeline, sentiment and what I hear over and over and over, this read is as obvious of a read as it gets - no one really holds big bags of altcoins in any high conviction way (keywords these last words, buying and selling all the time does not count, that's just trying to time the market whilst losing money). Bookmark this post because when alts will start going up, this reality will be twisted and people will tell you "they all held all this time" while they obviously didn't. With this post, I just wanted to kindly encourage you in an NFA sense, to hold and remain bullish as that is what I am still doing. Again, I haven't said much about alts, because well, we're very much still in that period of sideways, major alts are still around the same prices, $BTC.D is still around 60%, $ETHBTC, the leading altcoin indicator is still prices similarly to prior months and years. Until they go up, alongside those metrics, my biggest bags after $ETH, which is $DOGE (my bag sizes typically go along with the top 30 of all of crypto alts except the stables and except a few speculative bets), still give the same value tag they have been for months. So yes, the few times we timed the pump, we had to call off the lower timeframe pumps and temporary altcoin swing trades early, TP some, and hold the rest for later. But it doesn't change the fact that I remain bullish on alts for the time to come on high timeframe. Wanted to write this post to freshen up the timeline. Because as an influencer, it's very easy to keep on bear posting altcoins "whilst seemingly remaining right", the entire accumulation range through as we see every single cycle. The influencers reflect the general behavior of anyone else who participates in this market. It's good content and contains easy "engagement". But the pitfall is trying to seem right, whilst not focusing on making money instead. Alts indeed seem "dead" when they don't move, and said "influencer" only has to say "I am wrong" once when they make the move up. Well, being seemingly right 100 times, for a long time, posting about it daily (alts are dead), and wrong one time, yet missing a 10x or more move, is in mathematical terms, deadly wrong. That's how I think this alt season will play out again. The sentiment is strongly established in that way, no one really cares about alts. I'm holding, I don't really care if it "seems wrong". Because IMO it is the exact right thing to do financially speaking even if it gets no engagement. Enjoy. Invest smart, trade smart.

@Captain69K @venture_charts I do agree that a ”proper alt season” hasn’t happened but such a thing has only happened what? Twice? Not a lot of history to draw conclusions from. Just playing devil’s advocate

@venture_charts you talk about few selective runners other tokens were in accumulation zones for past 3 years and btcd was going up for whole btc run there was not proper alt season and dont even try to say anything else

$BTC Yesterday's $BTC update, which is the same analysis for some time. Weeks ahead and always explained in detail so you can learn and avoid the traps🤝 Macro $ETH update next week which is also the same plan shared on video in DC some weeks ago. You're likely in a range.

@0xinternetchild @vinoioog I find myself extremely pessimistic about alts price action going forward, exciting to see how this cycle unfolds though. Happy to be proven wrong of course

@ZssBecker @Jeter45 lol. This is like advocating eating healthy and replying ”I don’t fucking know” when someone asks you what that means

@Jeter45 I don’t fuck ing know. You act like I should. Anyone that could know for sure would be worth many billions and or controlling the market (or both)

If you are struggling in crypto right now. Remember : The reason so few succeed here is LITERALLY because so few are active when the prices are terrible (aka the Best Buy’s) No one was here after covid. No one was here after FTX. Any buys in these time frames printed goofy returns. Even big coins like Solana nailed a 25x+ ($12-$400). All you had to do was be active and hold conviction and these times made you rich from even basic buys. No trenches. No chasing hype. Just buying basic shit and squatting. BY DEFAULT : If you are enjoying being in crypto and excited about it, you are not here at the best time to be active. It may not seem like it, but times like these are verifiably factually historically the absolute best times to be all in on crypto. Enjoy.

@zacxbt Not sure how I feel about Arweave waking up in sync with ICP, FIL etc

Is the 3rd horseman in my portfolio finally waking up? $AR 🐘 📈 Hodling since 2018 btw

@ZssBecker The problem with your R/R thesis: it’s based on nothing

This is actually the worst crypto has been since I got in in 2019. Two things happen here. I don't know which. A) It's fucking over like holy shit this is bad B) Alts are oversold returns will be astronomical. I'm not calling either. What I AM calling is this : If A) hit, we are going to lose another 50-60% in alts tops. Outside of ww3 there just isn't enough sellers left to drive us past that. If B) hits, we will at least return to ATHs, giving 10-20x gains in even well known big boy alts. If you are a smart cookie you see the extreme lopsided risk to reward here OR at least that it would be goofy to sell here. I am truly arms up, wtf, I dono on where we go from here. Coin flip. But what I do see is a roulette table with a gamble that is absolutely lopsided. If red hits, we lose 50-60% of our bet. If black hits, we 10-20x our money. If you have money you can afford to lose, this is a bet I will personally take every day of the week and twice on Sunday. I still think it's INSANE to picture a reality where ETH doesn't crush it's all time high in the next year. But this market has been insane and completely unlike any crypto market past. So am I saying it could go up or down. Yes I am. What I am saying is the reward for it going up completely blows away the punishment for going down. I havn't and will not sell shit. I am totally willing to risk the biscuit here and play russian roulette with the market. There's 3 rubber bullets in the chamber. If they go off we get a nasty bruise and a funny story. If they don't the gun will shit rainbow gold unicorns and buy us a yacht. This is my retarded diaper boy analysis. Do with it what you will.

@connect52112 @bitcoindata21 Trend on total3/btc says differently. Not saying you have to be wrong, your statement is just not based on current trend.

@lukkake1337 @bitcoindata21 Alts are tied to BTC price, so when BTC does reverse low caps will be bouncing back the hardest.

While all this price action is depressing, it's the same thing repeating over and over again. My truck isn't big enough to back up for what is coming. Rather than look at charts, and see that we ARE AT HTF SUPPORT... people are looking for narratives to fit to price: "Wintermute contagion" "LTH are distributing, so price can't go up" "4 year cycle" "Gold is the new bitcoin" "mIcHaEL BuRry is short AI" "Robert Kiyosaki calling for a crash" "MSTR and crypto DATs are dead money" "Delinquency rates!" "SOFR Reverse Repo bro" "The govt is shut down so no liquidity"

I’m convinced X is a net bad for everyone learning about capital markets and investing. It just doesn’t work for having real discussions and context. It’s not made to highlight anything productive either.

@bitcoindata21 I don’t like simplifying markets and psychology to this extent. Don’t take my comment too seriously.

@bitcoindata21 I’d argue a lot of small caps have done good as well. I’m a nobody and still got a 10x on Arweave in 2024. The problem is lack of interest when prices are in the gutter and hopeful thinking when prices are soaring (including me to a certain extent).

@0xaporia I wouldn’t bet on twitter to nudge you back on track

Twitter works best when you treat it like a public diary, spilling all the retarded shit you think and do for everyone to see and nudge you back on track, like bumpers on a race track.