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@tradingwithmsa

Munich, Germany Katılım Mart 2010
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rektrader@tradingwithmsa·
BTC/GOLD delta trade BTC has broken down against gold. long gold, short BTC is where the apha at for the foreseeable future (until it reaches 9, currently at 15)
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rektrader@tradingwithmsa·
The developer who can decompose tasks precisely, formulate clear prompts, and review outputs efficiently outperforms the one who cannot, regardless of raw coding ability
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rektrader@tradingwithmsa·
@elonmusk Mr Musk you lost the plot in the last few years
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Raoul Pal
Raoul Pal@RaoulGMI·
@TheRealPlanC He is just engagement farming. Just put out your own research and let the market decide. People who bait others are just trying to get attention whilst pretending it's debate ( à la Peter Schiff). We should want everyone to do well. It's PvE not PvP.
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Plan C
Plan C@TheRealPlanC·
The correlation started before the second halving, so around early 2016. Anything before that is meaningless to compare, as the market was retail-speculative driven. So his point about 2014 is null and void. We cover that in our article.
Benjamin Cowen@intocryptoverse

This year, there has been a strong pivot to using the ISM to predict where the price of Bitcoin will go, especially after many of the supercycle narratives coming into this year seem to have failed. I want to show a clear example of why the ISM does not *necessarily* have to impact the price of Bitcoin. First, let us take a look at 2014, which was a midterm year, and also a bear market for BTC. Jan 2014 ISM: 52.5 BTC Price: $737 Dec 2014 ISM: 55.7 BTC Price: $302 So the ISM went *up* from 52.5 to 55.7 in 2014, but BTC went down from $737 to $302. Imagine watching the ISM each month in 2014 and seeing it go higher, but then watching the price of BTC go lower. It must have been maddening (if anyone was doing that back then, but I imagine most people were not looking at these two things together). Now let's look at 2015. The bear market ended in January 2015. Jan 2015 ISM: 54 BTC Price: $322 Dec 2014 ISM: 48.8 BTC Price: $429 So the ISM went *down* in 2015, but the price of BTC went up. If you used the ISM to tell you where BTC was going to go in 2014, you would have assumed BTC would have gone up in value because the ISM was going up. But in fact the opposite happened. If you used the ISM to tell you were BTC was going to go in 2015, you would have assumed that because ISM was dropping, BTC was also dropping. But in fact the opposite happened. A single data point does not make a trend. But relying on a single indicator like the ISM to predict the price action of BTC in order to confirm a supercycle does not seem to be a wise decision either. There are absolutely scenarios where they could both go up or both go down together in 2026 (as they have many times), but I think it would be unwise to rely on this single indicator to tell you where the price of BTC was going to go. What is interesting is this: The ISM in Jan 2014 was 52.5. The ISM in Jan 2026 was 52.6. There exists a scenario where the ISM goes up in 2026 (like it did in 2014), but the price of BTC still goes down. In fact, I would argue that the more likely scenario is that 2026 is a red year for BTC while the ISM goes up, exactly like how it played out more than a decade ago. I hope that the people using the ISM to bet on a supercycle can view this post as educational and not trying to attack anyone. I have just seen a lot of people lose a lot of money relying on single economic indicators, and sometimes the price action of risk assets like BTC does not always make sense when compared to what is actually going on in the economy. As the famous saying goes, "the stock market is not the economy." But in this case we can say "Bitcoin is not the economy."

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Zoomer Oracle@ZoomerOracle·
BNB of Bybit breached ATH Pancake swap of Mantle trading at sub 13m mcap
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rektrader@tradingwithmsa·
Hi @airtelindia i am not able to access the perplexity pro. I even went to many of your stores to get it. They are just clueless. Please see screesnhot it clearly said it is part of the recharge and now says claim now but nothing happens
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rektrader@tradingwithmsa·
@airtelindia i have the same problem. And your customer support agent at stores also are clueless on how to help. In the past i have had recharges for international roaming which were done on top of my current balance by the agent and the money was gone . Where can i reach out ? I have gone to your support store but no one could help me
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rektrader@tradingwithmsa·
@intellectualop @airtelindia @perplexity_ai Ah okay how did you raise the ticket? I even went to their store ar Jail road the guy there said prepaid it doesnt give. It is really amazing how the support reps simply lie to get people off their back instead of helping
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VIKTOR
VIKTOR@thedefivillain·
If you are still largely over-exposed to $ETH and psychologically unable to take the loss, I recommend DCAing part of your $ETH position into $BTC Because you should be hedged against your worst case scenario which would be : BTC keeps going up a lot while ETHBTC keeps dying Your brain will fool you into thinking that you did not take the -78% ETHBTC loss as long as you don't capitulate, but it's obviously wrong. You already took the loss, and if you started from zero now you would probably not allocate in a way that is so ETH heavy, so forget about the past and reallocate now. Think about what kind of situation would lead you to regret it : it would be that you are capitulating close to ETHBTC bottom. But if we are close to ETHBTC bottoming, then we probably are close to BTC+ETH bottoming too, and would you really have a lot of regrets if you're holding less ETH and more BTC while both are going up ? In that case, you would probably NOT have a lot of regrets whereas the [BTC up / ETHBTC down] scenario would be VERY painful. Re-allocate accordingly.
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Alex Becker 🍊🏆🥇@ZssBecker·
If your heavy in alts. Your going to be rich AF soon. Games already over.
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rektrader@tradingwithmsa·
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rektrader@tradingwithmsa·
Is it finally $ETH s time ?
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Eric Balchunas@EricBalchunas·
Europe with a rare W today, finally rewarded for having no tech or AI stocks via @psarofagis
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