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The market has been relatively calm over the holidays.
That’s usually when positioning matters more than predictions.
That’s usually when positioning matters more than predictions.
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Suddenly those who were bearish on $ETH are now setting higher targets. It just goes t9o show how fickle many are in CT.
If you sold off your $ETH bag because someone else said Ethereum was going to zero, you have no one else to blame for your loss but yourself.
Also, the Fear & Greed index shows that the current prevailing sentiment is Greed.
I know that many on here will follow the "Buy Fear, Sell Greed" mantra, but I'd only start thinking of selling when we're in Extreme Greed territory.
That's anywhere from 75 and above. But of course, profit is profit, so if you decide to sell now, it's
If you sold off your $ETH bag because someone else said Ethereum was going to zero, you have no one else to blame for your loss but yourself.
Also, the Fear & Greed index shows that the current prevailing sentiment is Greed.
I know that many on here will follow the "Buy Fear, Sell Greed" mantra, but I'd only start thinking of selling when we're in Extreme Greed territory.
That's anywhere from 75 and above. But of course, profit is profit, so if you decide to sell now, it's
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Last week, BTC ETFs lost their daily net inflow streak, coincidentally it was on the first day of July.
Unsurprisingly, Ethereum ETFs recorded another day of negative net inflows.
But the key point to note is that both assets have been gaining more bullish attention to make up for any outflows.
Both charts are also testing key resistance levels, and Ethereum’s upcoming developments are enough reason to stay bullish. Also, after the last pullback, I expect to see some green candles this week for $ETH.
Unsurprisingly, Ethereum ETFs recorded another day of negative net inflows.
But the key point to note is that both assets have been gaining more bullish attention to make up for any outflows.
Both charts are also testing key resistance levels, and Ethereum’s upcoming developments are enough reason to stay bullish. Also, after the last pullback, I expect to see some green candles this week for $ETH.
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I saw some fellas on the TL argue about whether BTC price leads Global liquidity, or if Global Liquidity leads Bitcoin price.
If you don't know what that is, the idea is simple, it's a chart showing the correlation between the amount of money available in the world for people to invest with, and the price level of Bitcoin.
As you can see below, when liquidity trends bullish, it's only a matter of time before Bitcoin's price follows.
Of course, there were also some guys who offset the dates a bit to show the correlation a bit better, which showed that M2 (Global liquidity) actually is in the le
If you don't know what that is, the idea is simple, it's a chart showing the correlation between the amount of money available in the world for people to invest with, and the price level of Bitcoin.
As you can see below, when liquidity trends bullish, it's only a matter of time before Bitcoin's price follows.
Of course, there were also some guys who offset the dates a bit to show the correlation a bit better, which showed that M2 (Global liquidity) actually is in the le
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Those who were crying about "Paper Bitcoin" weren't wrong afterall.
Clearly, there are exchanges selling more BTC than they have in their reserves, what happens when their customers want to withdraw their holdings to self custody?
I don't think I have to spell it out to you, but thhis reminds me of Luna all over again.
Any smart person should take this as a sign to keep their crypto holdings in a cold wallet.
Clearly, there are exchanges selling more BTC than they have in their reserves, what happens when their customers want to withdraw their holdings to self custody?
I don't think I have to spell it out to you, but thhis reminds me of Luna all over again.
Any smart person should take this as a sign to keep their crypto holdings in a cold wallet.
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As much as the news would have you believe that less whales and individuals are holding BTC, don't believe it.
Individuals still hold about 9x what any organisation or government holds combined! Even the BTC that's attributed to exchanges belongs to individuals.
You should be able to see through the purpose of such headlines.
The most recent one on Bloomberg that's flying around says that Bitcoin whales dumped 500k BTC in the past year while organisations accumulated over 900k BTC.
It paints a picture that Bitcoin is becoming more of an institutional asset, and almost screams "individuals keep
Individuals still hold about 9x what any organisation or government holds combined! Even the BTC that's attributed to exchanges belongs to individuals.
You should be able to see through the purpose of such headlines.
The most recent one on Bloomberg that's flying around says that Bitcoin whales dumped 500k BTC in the past year while organisations accumulated over 900k BTC.
It paints a picture that Bitcoin is becoming more of an institutional asset, and almost screams "individuals keep
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When you see some accounts say that the current market is unpredictable, it's not because they've lost their edge as technical analysts.
It's because this cycle we have more factors than before:
♦️ We've never had crypto ETFs before now,
♦️ More institutions hold crypto now more than ever
♦️ Introduction of regulations like Europe's MiCA
♦️ USD stablecoin debates, and the back and forth between Trump and Powell
It's because this cycle we have more factors than before:
♦️ We've never had crypto ETFs before now,
♦️ More institutions hold crypto now more than ever
♦️ Introduction of regulations like Europe's MiCA
♦️ USD stablecoin debates, and the back and forth between Trump and Powell
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If a project team is trying to make you feel dumb, then that's a red flag because nothing is ever too complex to understand if it's legit.
We've gone from L1s to L2s, and now we have L3 blockchains pushing the scalability narrative, but the sad truth is that as high-sounding and innovative as a project's vision and mission statement is, it means nothing if people don't understand why they need you and your products.
Some weeks back a project accused its community of not reading its roadmap correctly, but that doesn't make any sense because the community members are way more than the team, so i
We've gone from L1s to L2s, and now we have L3 blockchains pushing the scalability narrative, but the sad truth is that as high-sounding and innovative as a project's vision and mission statement is, it means nothing if people don't understand why they need you and your products.
Some weeks back a project accused its community of not reading its roadmap correctly, but that doesn't make any sense because the community members are way more than the team, so i
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Somehow everyone thinks they are right and give no room for the next person's opinion.
Some folks think NFTs are in season, others think AI is the current meta, while some others believe that if you're not investing in RWAs RIGHT NOW, YOU'RE a moron.
Even those who believe that memecoins are the only way to make profit in the market are pushing that narrative strongly. It's such a mess.
I believe that every narrative has its use and its audience, and while blockchain projects for instance, are important as the basis on which other protocols build, not every blockchain project will make it.
And
Some folks think NFTs are in season, others think AI is the current meta, while some others believe that if you're not investing in RWAs RIGHT NOW, YOU'RE a moron.
Even those who believe that memecoins are the only way to make profit in the market are pushing that narrative strongly. It's such a mess.
I believe that every narrative has its use and its audience, and while blockchain projects for instance, are important as the basis on which other protocols build, not every blockchain project will make it.
And
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Glad to see that $XRP ended June on a high note.
So a retest to the support line at $2.1 is possible.
Plus, with the fine situation being pushed back by the court, this price action was impressive, otherwise, if $XRP HODLers had panicked, the chart would've been a mess.
As it stands, $XRP is gearing for another leg up.
So a retest to the support line at $2.1 is possible.
Plus, with the fine situation being pushed back by the court, this price action was impressive, otherwise, if $XRP HODLers had panicked, the chart would've been a mess.
As it stands, $XRP is gearing for another leg up.
XRP6,3%
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Think about it, when the market is doing well, people care less about the fees, but in slow times like now, every cent matters especially when you're paying based on the percentage of your trading capital.
As for Raydium and Pumpdotfun, it doesn't make sense to pay 0.3% on Pumpdotfun, and pay another 0.25%-1% on Raydium, when you can just trade directly on PUMP.
As people move to protocols with lower fees, I expect we'll see more protocols competing by offering lower trading fees, which will ultimately be great for users.
But there's no telling what happens once the market picks up and everyo
As for Raydium and Pumpdotfun, it doesn't make sense to pay 0.3% on Pumpdotfun, and pay another 0.25%-1% on Raydium, when you can just trade directly on PUMP.
As people move to protocols with lower fees, I expect we'll see more protocols competing by offering lower trading fees, which will ultimately be great for users.
But there's no telling what happens once the market picks up and everyo
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If anybody is still keeping tabs on the ETF inflows for BTC and ETH, this past week, $BTC maintained its inflow streak with higher numbers.
Daily net inflows went as high as $588 million on Tuesday, while Thursday saw the lowest inflows of $226 million.
Not bad at all since all days were net positive, which is not the case for $ETH.
Clearly the sentiment across board for both assets was briefly bearish on Thursday. Given the surge on prior days, a retest was expected, hence the low inflows/investments.
Hoping for a better flow next week.
Daily net inflows went as high as $588 million on Tuesday, while Thursday saw the lowest inflows of $226 million.
Not bad at all since all days were net positive, which is not the case for $ETH.
Clearly the sentiment across board for both assets was briefly bearish on Thursday. Given the surge on prior days, a retest was expected, hence the low inflows/investments.
Hoping for a better flow next week.
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The price is dipping and clearly many $XRP holders don't understand what is going on, so the default response is panic. But let's get some things clear.
♦️ XRP is still NOT a security, so that's been settled and there's no issue with it being sold on the open market.
♦️ The $125 Million has already been paid, it's just sitting in escrow. So if the fine is not reduced, it's a matter of releasing it to the SEC. No XRP will be sold and no extra funds are needed to pay this fine.
♦️ The only reason why this ruling is even being mentioned is that Ripple is seeking favourable conditions, so instead
♦️ XRP is still NOT a security, so that's been settled and there's no issue with it being sold on the open market.
♦️ The $125 Million has already been paid, it's just sitting in escrow. So if the fine is not reduced, it's a matter of releasing it to the SEC. No XRP will be sold and no extra funds are needed to pay this fine.
♦️ The only reason why this ruling is even being mentioned is that Ripple is seeking favourable conditions, so instead
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The Asian crypto adoption seems to be picking up more steam recently,
Yesterday we saw South Korean banks making moves to create their WON-based stablecoin. Metaplanet also added over 1200 BTC today, taking their holding to over 12,300.
Every day it's beautiful to wake up to new reasons to be bullish on the market.
Yesterday we saw South Korean banks making moves to create their WON-based stablecoin. Metaplanet also added over 1200 BTC today, taking their holding to over 12,300.
Every day it's beautiful to wake up to new reasons to be bullish on the market.
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As I said yesterday, Crypto will replace fiat as the spending standard globally.
Somehow it seems retail isn't getting it, but companies and countries are already doubling down and taking decisive moves to solidify their place with huge crypto holdings, especially of BTC and ETH.
Between yesterday and today, we've seen
♦️ Then there's South Korea, where the banks are working towards launching a WON-based stablecoin. Stablecoin trademarks have already been filed, so there's considerable progress being made.
The signs are all around us and there's no excuse for anyone who is bearish on crypto
Somehow it seems retail isn't getting it, but companies and countries are already doubling down and taking decisive moves to solidify their place with huge crypto holdings, especially of BTC and ETH.
Between yesterday and today, we've seen
♦️ Then there's South Korea, where the banks are working towards launching a WON-based stablecoin. Stablecoin trademarks have already been filed, so there's considerable progress being made.
The signs are all around us and there's no excuse for anyone who is bearish on crypto
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Cars replaced horses, Waymo and Robotaxis are replacing Uber.
Slowly but surely, Crypto is replacing fiat. It's not if but when.
As much as possible, we want to play our part in helping the people around us get started with crypto.
Not just by buying their first coin but by also using decentralised tools and platforms.
Slowly but surely, Crypto is replacing fiat. It's not if but when.
As much as possible, we want to play our part in helping the people around us get started with crypto.
Not just by buying their first coin but by also using decentralised tools and platforms.
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I've seen some arguments, with some folks saying that getting into crypto is hard because we gatekeep information and "alpha" on early projects.
To be honest, I can't fault that claim, but it's not as simple as it seems.
If you've recommended a coin to a family member and they bought it, only for it to dump over 70% in the next few months with no signs of recovering, then you'd understand just how that relationship can be strained, and how uncomfortable it makes you feel to do it again.
But I don't believe in throwing away the baby with the bath water. So what do I do instead?
I ensure the per
To be honest, I can't fault that claim, but it's not as simple as it seems.
If you've recommended a coin to a family member and they bought it, only for it to dump over 70% in the next few months with no signs of recovering, then you'd understand just how that relationship can be strained, and how uncomfortable it makes you feel to do it again.
But I don't believe in throwing away the baby with the bath water. So what do I do instead?
I ensure the per
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