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There's still enough time left in the year for:
1. Months of directionless PA
2 A bull run where everyone is convinced the 4-year cycle is dead
3. A long bear that begins in November 2025
lol
Yep.
Replying to @IncomeSharks @CastilloTrading
Trump will then pull the Greenland card back out from his Deck of Doom.
If the regime doesn’t fold, the regime we somehow changed btw, we’ll punish the new guys by wiping the people out (God Bless those Great People btw).
Half the timeline bearish, the other half bullish. So we’ll probably just chop around here for months making no one happy.
So you’re telling me that the market cap of gold grew by over $9 trillion in 2025 alone but crypto is stuck at ~$3.5 trillion TOTAL?
Back in June 2024, when BTC was around $65k, I estimated the top would be $125k. Would be crazy if I ended up being right, considering how wrong I was about every other aspect of the market.
Part of me wouldn’t be surprised if BTC and ETH just decided to trade range-bound for a year, infuriating bulls and bears alike.
Even if there's plenty of room left to grow, it's time to think about your exit strategy. Once you hit your goal, then there's no such thing as selling too early.
Remember: there will be other opportunities in the future!
Friends already texting me if they should buy. I’m thinking the market is about to show a fresh round of retail their introductory pump and dump. Hazing for the class of ‘25
Diamond Paws retweeted
💵 $COIN App Rank
📅 12 Aug 8AM
🌐 All Apps
🔽 280
🔄 275 (11 Aug 8PM)
🏦 Finance Apps
🔽 24
🔄 22 (11 Aug 8PM)
Even as ETH continues to rise, we are just now seeing large caps start to keep pace. Almost makes you think an alt season is possible. Almost.
Crazy that ETH is about 10% away from its ATH yet swaps still cost like $2. That would’ve been unthinkable in 2021.
It was only 3 months ago that ETH was poison no one would touch. Now according to my timeline it’s the future of finance…
The takeaway here is that markets can do a 180, and quickly. Principals we take as truth today can become obsolete tomorrow.
This is the part of the cycle where people lose patience not because the market is weak, but because their portfolio isn’t growing as fast as they want.
But even in a bull market things don’t go up at a steady pace. They dip, they trade sideways, and then jump quickly.
Stick to the plan and your high conviction bets. Don’t try to squeeze more growth by making riskier moves.




