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@AshCrypto BTW Ash you're in the 1%. Just wanted to clarify that lol. The other reply came off wrong. It was meant for those reading your post, not aimed at you ✊

@AshCrypto correlation does not equal causation... something to think about for the 99% of the low IQ idiots in this space.

ONLY FEW ARE TALKING ABOUT THIS Every time silver tops, historically it signals a BITCOIN Rally In 2016, when SILVER topped , BITCOIN hits new all time highs of $19,000 the following year. In 2020, when Silver peaked, BITCOIN hits new all time highs of $69,000 the following year. Now, Silver seems to have peaked around $121. Will history repeat again ?

Binance is not the problem. The problem is the 1000's of farmers and extractors this space has attracted that like to rape everyone. But Karma is a bitch.

If Elon is not on a "technology" council, you know that council has ZERO worth and is corrupt from the start. Personal grudges aside, there is literally NO ONE ELSE who should be named first on any type of AI/Tech council

Monday: Jensen says AGI is here. Tuesday: Anthropic's CEO says 50% of junior white-collar jobs disappear. Wednesday: Google drops TurboQuant — 6x smaller, 8x faster AI models with zero quality loss. Three days. Three signals. AGI isn't coming. The infrastructure to run it cheaply just arrived. When powerful AI needed a $10M data center, it was a tech story. When it runs on your phone, it's an economic revolution. Most people are debating whether AI will take jobs. The job market already moved.

Tether just hired a Big Four firm for its first full independent audit. $184 billion in circulation. $100 billion in US Treasuries. Top 20 holder globally — bigger than most countries. For 8 years, "Tether is a scam" was the safest take in crypto. Every bear market, the same thread: "USDT is about to depeg." Every time, nothing. Now they're voluntarily opening the books to the same firms that audit JPMorgan and Apple. The FUD was never about transparency. It was about having a convenient boogeyman. The adults are at the table. Act accordingly.

Three days. Three trades. All just before the news. Monday: $1.5B in S&P futures 5 min before Trump's Iran pause. Tuesday: $23M oil short before a fake "emergency announcement." Today: Cathie Wood sells $5.9M CRCL 4 days before the yield ban leak. At this point it's not insider trading. It's a subscription service.

@stocktalkweekly The pattern is the pattern. Monday: $1.5B S&P futures Tuesday: $23M oil short Today: Cathie dumps CRCL 4 days before crash Three "coincidences." Same playbook.

*U.S. HAS SENT IRAN A 15-POINT PLAN TO END THE WAR VIA PAKISTAN'S ARMY CHIEF, WHO IS SERVING AS MEDIATOR BETWEEN U.S. & IRAN - NEW YORK TIMES

Monday: $1.5 billion in S&P futures bought 5 minutes before the Trump announcement. Tuesday morning: insider opens $23M oil short before a fake "emergency announcement." Tuesday afternoon: Cathie Wood dumps $5.9M of Circle 4 days before it crashes 18% on a leaked stablecoin yield ban. Three days. Three "coincidences." At this point, if you're trading without insider information, you're not early — you're the product.

96% of PumpFun traders lost money this month. The other 4%? "Likely insiders and team members with information advantages." This isn't a casino. Casinos have better odds. This is a wealth transfer machine from retail to insiders who know the launch schedule, the wallet clusters, and the exit liquidity timing. Every memecoin platform tells you "anyone can win." The data tells you who actually does.

Jensen Huang just said "we've achieved AGI" on Lex Fridman. Not a startup founder farming engagement. The CEO of the most valuable company on Earth. NVIDIA just acquired Groq for $20B. Projected $1T in chip orders through 2027. Talking about paying engineers in AI compute tokens on top of salary. Block just cut 40% of its workforce. 45,000 tech layoffs this month alone. If you're not building with AI right now, you're the person who said "the internet is a fad" in 1996. The starting gun just went off. Most people won't hear it until the race is over.

$5 billion in shorts get liquidated if BTC touches $75K. Fear & Greed at 10. Everyone positioned for the end of the world. This is the most crowded short trade I've seen since the FTX bottom. When sentiment is max pain and leverage is max short — you know what usually comes next.

Fear & Greed Index has been at "Extreme Fear" for 38 straight days. Last time sentiment stayed this low for this long was the 2022 bottom. Everyone remembers what happened next. The thesis hasn't changed. BTC has ETF infrastructure, institutional adoption, and a regulatory framework being built in real time. What changed is the news cycle. And news cycles always rotate.

@kisr_sol sadly...

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bag working died when multi walleting was born

$600 billion wiped from US stocks today. Triple Witching. War escalation. Gas up a dollar in a month. And yet. 22 years ago today — March 20, 2003 — the US invaded Iraq. Everyone expected a crash. The S&P had already bottomed 9 days earlier. By year-end it was up 22%. The "war premium" in oil? Vanished once boots hit the ground. History doesn't repeat, but the pattern is clear: markets price in fear before the event, not after. BTC is sitting at $70K with ETF infrastructure, institutional adoption, and a market structure bill on the table. Everyone's modeling the worst case. Almost nobody's modeling what happens when the fear premium unwinds.

Kentucky just quietly introduced a bill that would force hardware wallet makers to help recover private keys. Read that again. They want to make self-custody illegal by making it technically impossible to build a non-custodial wallet. "Not your keys, not your coins" isn't a slogan. It's the entire point. The same week Morgan Stanley files a BTC ETF, a US state is trying to outlaw holding your own Bitcoin. This is the fight. Pick a side. phemex.com/news/article/k…

Elon just announced a major X algorithm update next week. And he's open sourcing it. This is the most important announcement for anyone building on X this year. Every creator, brand, and builder will finally see exactly how reach is distributed. No more guessing which posts get

Bezos isn't building AI products. He's buying factories and replacing the humans inside them. $100 billion to acquire manufacturing companies and automate them with AI. This is the playbook nobody talks about: the biggest AI returns won't come from building new AI companies. They'll come from buying old companies and making them run on AI. Every factory, warehouse, and logistics company just became an acquisition target.

Timeline of the last 48 hours: Wednesday: Gold hits all-time highs above $5,000. Thursday: Gold crashes $3 trillion. We post about Saylor buying the dip. Friday: The White House says they may sell gold reserves to buy Bitcoin. You can't make this up. The US government is