@GodsBurnt This is the right question. Buying now is about as right as it gets.
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Buying Crypto at these low low prices is the single most obvious IQ test in the history of mankind.
It happens every 4 years, the answers are always the exact same, and we can all see the answers of the people who passed 4 years ago.
You'd have to be completely retarded to fail the test again.
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@CryptoMichNL $AVAX & $LINK & $SUI are def something to look at for the next years.
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My short list of positions that I want to add towards my portfolio:
- $SUI
- $PLUME
- $AVAX
- $AAVE
- $LINK
Which ones do I miss that must be in the portfolio?
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New $CC holder question:
What’s the smartest thing to do after buying?
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@memebankerchain capitalizing on hype rarely ends well when everyone’s holding their breath for the next big thing
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Historical IPO data shows a pattern: mega-cap listings with extreme hype + retail-heavy participation tend to underperform meaningfully within 6–12 months as lockups expire, insiders distribute, and growth expectations get normalized.
If SpaceX prices at peak narrative (not fundamentals), a 40–60% drawdown in year one isn’t a tail risk — it’s a base historical outcome for similar late-cycle, narrative-driven mega IPOs.
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$BTC
Price repeatedly sweeping the highs and targeting short positions over and over was a key indicator that this drop was coming.
Leaving the lows untouched made market participants feel like longs were safe, and most were raising their targets toward 90–100K.
Major HTF target remains 60K.
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$BTC Price continues repeatedly sweeping the highs, constantly targeting short positions while leaving the lows untouched... During actual bear market bottoms, price usually makes it psychologically difficult for longs to enter by continuously sweeping the lows, making participants question whether the bottom is truly in. Right now, the opposite is happening. Shorts keep getting punished while bulls are now targeting 90–100K. Either the top is already in, or it’s only a matter of how high in the 80’s this lower high extends before price rolls over and sweeps the lows, with the major target remaining 60K. Not a single bear market bottom has formed like this. No, this time isn’t different.
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Big Tech’s AI boom is increasingly being financed through private credit, off-balance-sheet vehicles and “shadow borrowing” structures.
Data centers funded like pre-2008 real estate deals. Private credit exposure to SaaS exploded from $8B to $500B in a decade. Banks, insurers and institutional capital are all interconnected.
Markets still look calm. Underneath, leverage is building.
AI may be the next productivity revolution. But financially, the plumbing is starting to look fragile.
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Since Jan until this week, 9 names accounted for 90% of the return over that period. NVIDIA is responsible for ~25% of the overall return.
Most people think they're managing risk by owning "the market." They're not — they're making a concentrated bet on a handful of AI-driven mega-caps and may not even know it.
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Nvidia invested $100B in OpenAI, which then purchases Nvidia's GPUs — and Microsoft holds a 27% stake in OpenAI while committing $250B in cloud capacity to it. Revenue growth looks spectacular because each node in the loop pays another — but the demand signal is circular and divorced from the real market.
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Pension funds are moving away from long-term bonds. Governments are issuing debt at record pace. And fewer buyers are willing to lock their money up for 10-30 years without being paid a lot more for it.
That's the real story. Investors aren't just pricing in inflation, they're pricing in risk. The risk of holding a government's paper for decades when deficits keep growing and no one is fixing them.
The war lit the match. But the room was already full of gas.
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