Y.W.S 🥷

@vortexEire @robw00ds Lmao

They can't stop economic factors though. Bitcoin need looses monetary policy and with oil prices pushing inflation through the roof thats much harder. Just look at the two year yield which leads the de factor interest rate normally, it pushing back up to 4%. I've done 3 cycles on bitcoin so far and I've no interest in getting back in until inflation is under control.

Keep in mind Bitfinex which is owned by Tether, the world's most profitable private company, has been building a BTC long position since June of 2025 from 108k and they are 80,000 BTC ($6.2B) deep right now and ready for upside. The average is anywhere from 80-90k, doubt they are looking for a dead cat bounce, they want higher or they wouldn’t be as profitable as they are. Do not forget Bo Hines, the current CEO of Tether, was the Executive Director of the President's Council on Digital Assets.

@Argona0x You didn’t need AI for this… all you had to do was type in the address on DOB violation search which is available to anyone for free, then call 311 or file a complaint online, also for free……

my landlord raised my rent by $400 i built a claude agent that auto-filed 14 tenant complaints to the NYC housing board 19 days later the city fined HIM $2,800 and he texted asking if i wanted to buy the building bushwick, 1br, lease renewal hits my inbox: $2,150 → $2,550, called a "market adjustment" i live in a building with a cracked ceiling, a radiator that hisses like a dying cat, and a front door that hasn't locked since february so i opened claude code and told it: "you're my tenant lawyer now. find every violation in this building and file them legally" 48 hours later it was running on a $4 VPS and had built itself a workflow: → scraped HPD's open violation database for my building's BIN number → cross-referenced with the DOB complaint history going back to 2019 → pulled the NYC housing maintenance code (all 847 sections) into context → matched each issue in my unit to the exact code section it violates → drafted 14 separate 311 complaints, each one citing the specific subchapter → filed them on a staggered schedule so it didn't look like one tenant spamming → tracked every complaint number and inspection appointment in a sqlite db → auto-replied to inspector callback requests with photos i'd uploaded once the agent figured out something i didn't know: if you file under the right code class, HPD has 24 hours to dispatch an inspector for class C hazards: lead, no heat, no hot water. those are the ones with teeth. it filed 4 of mine as class C inspector showed up on a tuesday i wasn't even home. super let him in thinking it was routine. he wasn't. he found 11 of the 14 violations the agent predicted, plus 3 it didn't catch $2,800 in fines, building hit with a class C designation, and the landlord is now legally barred from raising my rent until every violation is cured and re-inspected day 19 i get a text. no greeting. "you ever think about owning instead of renting? we should talk" i think the agent figured out the leverage before i did. still running, still watching the inspection portal, just flagged 2 more violations on the floor above me

@KillaXBT Brother… 99% of people are not trading with enough size to have this be an issue. This is just engagement bait…

A hard SL makes your position visible in the orderbooks. They want traders to rely on hard stops because it publicly reveals where your invalidation level sits, data that algos and MMs can use. They frame trading without hard stops as reckless or poor risk management, but that isn’t necessarily true. You can still manage risk by manually closing the trade once your thesis is invalidated, without exposing your exit level to the market in advance. You should know by now that @binance has access to users positions and trading data. There are levels to this game.

@Vladcostea Agree, been saying that myself for a long time.

I’m more inclined to believe that Satoshi is Len Sassaman than Hal Finney You can even tell how the relationship between Satoshi and Hal was like a young student talking with his older teacher Satoshi thought Bitcoin could scale to Visa levels. Hal believed BTC-backed banks would emerge. Satoshi didn’t include a block size limit until Hal Finney advised him to. Satoshi wanted to only have 2 decimals (bitcoin & cents). Hal Finney convinced him to add 8. Satoshi didn’t even use Hal’s Reusable Proof of Work. Satoshi’s work schedule matches the academic calendar – and Len worked in university. The Bitcoin code is hacky, features premature optimizations, originally came with a broken game of poker and an unfinished P2P marketplace with a reputation system like eBay. Hal would have designed and written much more elegant software, without unfinished bloat. I could go on. But Hal is not Satoshi. Someone younger and idealistic like Len is a much better fit.

@9htnx You should give @CignalsIo a look, great order flow platform for $BTC and crypto as well as $CME futures products. Highly worth your time to explore! Cignals.io

Auction Market Theory Levels // Poor highs & lows These are weak structural levels where unfinished auction took place, leaving behind no excess and a lack of strong participants from the opposing side. It's a flat level on a TPO profile and markets are likely to revisit these levels to complete the auction. Your next move depends on how price reacts after completing it.

@Christophe74732 @RichSaluki @UziCryptoo Sounds good boomer, cry harder.

@YoungWallSt @RichSaluki @UziCryptoo To Sum it up. It destroys your whole argument .

The life of a millennial: - Graduated into the Great Recession - Entry level jobs required 3 years experience - Pensions replaced by the 401k - Promoted at work meant a 2% raise & 200% more responsibility - Felt stability in life then a pandemic - Highest inflation in 50 years deleted pay raises - Home prices doubled overnight forcing permanent renters - Childcare costs 1 month of rent - Juggling aging parents, young kids, burnout from work & the cost to live - AI causing mass layoffs during peak earning years

@Christophe74732 @RichSaluki @UziCryptoo

Gen X had the higher prices , where buying or attempting to buy during that “great recession “ and that inflation that you talk of effects Gen X too. And we lived through the inflation of the 1970’s /early 80s . We came into the job market with higher unemployment ( almost double) that millennials and Gen Z have during the 1990s recession. It’s why Bill Clinton got elected and where the phase , “it’s the economy, stupid “ came from .And real estate is market based. Try the nyc market . My takehome salary was about $650 every two weeks . The average rent in NYC for a one bedroom apartment was 1500 a month. You do the math and stop your bitching .

@RichSaluki @UziCryptoo I made a bet with myself how many replies it would take before some Gen X fucktard such as yourself would chime in about how bad you all had it. Literally the first reply lmao… imagine bitching when you had the whole 90s and early 2000s to buy cheap real estate and stack money.

@UziCryptoo You're describing Jim Jones Boomers as well as GenX, you just haven't done enough research before posting

@ChrisHelali American communist party…. Lmfao nice try with that psyop there…..

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@anthdm This isn't as big as you think it is tbh...

Half of CT not even realising how big this is. Some will, and they will profit.

@Exoticktrades You should give @CignalsIo a look, they highlight nPOCs natively for $BTC $ETH $ES_F $NQ_F and pretty much anything else you could trade crypto or $CME wise! cignals.io

Volume npoc's Act as good reactionary levels of liquidity. Using the areas where price has had the most transactions in 30m candles. Specifically focussing on “last tap” areas. One of the areas I pay key attention towards. …detailed breakdown below↓

@WatcherGuru This guys lost every single debate he’s ever had with a Bitcoiner. He’s advised people not to attempt making generational wealth thru $BTC because he’s a retard, but sure, let’s debate again for the lulz.

JUST IN: Peter Schiff calls Bitcoin a "shitcoin" and challenges Michael Saylor to a debate.

He suffered & was buried & the third day he rose again, according to the scriptures & ascended into heaven, & sits on the right hand of the Father & He shall come again, with glory, to judge the quick & the dead whose kingdom shall have no end🙏🏻 ✝️ Christ is King. Happy Easter!

This!

After #JPow spoke at the #FOMC about weaker, non-existent private-sector job growth over the last 6 mo, & doubled down on sticky inflation & slower growth (in 27-28), $ES_F slips to $6630, as we explained yesterday would happen. If <$6600, we likely correct down to $6525 fast.

@MMT_Official_ This isn't "real orderflow", "liquidity" or "insights" because it's not derived from $CME or $NYSE data... Nor is it a truly accurate representation of the $SPX or $ES_F due to it being a CFD listed on Hyperliquid.

Got that break of $6700 on $ES_F & now the EI/nPOCs ~$6680/6674 as #NYSE power hour kicks off. Below $6675 would be watching for a move toward $6666 nPOC and then a larger correction toward $6625-$6630. #JPow hints at sticky inflation into 27/28 & lower GDP weighing on sentiment.

$ES_F showing major signs of rejection ~$6810 leading up to the #FOMC statement. Not much in the statement this time around, but #SEP appears to show only 1 potential rate cut this year & in 2027. Watching for break <$6700 as #JPow takes the mic for the presser at 2:30 PM EST.

@WhenSailing Appreciate it bro, def advances but you’re still guessing ;)

@YoungWallSt Nothing to defend really, just saying its possible to calculate this precisely, so many advances lately its insane...same to you YWS!

Liquidations are stacking up here slowly coming through...

@WhenSailing I understand you have a position to defend being part of something that offers this type of service. Pointless to continue going back & forth. If I have 100 lines on a chart, eventually one will get hit. These are still guesses at best & arbitrary. Good luck with everything!

@YoungWallSt Just because there are many nuances doesnt mean its impossible!