I’ve blocked a lot of accounts in the last week, also turned notis on for quite a few
Please do not fall victim to this extreme level of capitulation currently happening in the crypto market
All the "Bitcoin is dead" posts are piling up at the bottom, similar case occured in all prior bear markets before new ATHs
Unfollow these accounts, mute them, they are just noise and pure distraction
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This week would be a good time for @vladtenev and @RobinhoodCrypto to make a move before potential BTC upside
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BitBro retweeted
O MAIOR GOLPE DE TODOS OS TEMPOS, MAS QUE TODO MUNDO ACEITA:
PAGAR IMPOSTOS SOBRE O QUE VOCÊ GANHA, DEPOIS PAGAR IMPOSTOS SOBRE O QUE VOCÊ COMPRA E AINDA PAGAR IMPOSTOS SOBRE COISAS QUE VOCÊ TEM, QUE JÁ PAGARAM IMPOSTOS PARA SEREM COMPRADAS COM O DINHEIRO QUE VOCÊ JÁ PAGOU IMPOSTOS QUANDO GANHOU.
Just get rid of politician already.
Robots really are taking over! Quaffing prosecco train from Euston, Andy Burnham aide writes PM's key speech on cost of living...using ChatGPT trib.al/uGvIyVw
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$priors will prob bounce pretty hard when market comes back.
But @vladtenev really needs to go the attack here and support the ecosystem.
Need a utility runner to bring volume back. $wallet will do the trick
BitBro retweeted
Benito Mussolini — 'Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power.'
Deleverage cycle
🚨HUGE: Bitcoin miner MARA sold 40,581 $BTC for $3 BILLION in 2026 to cut debt and fund its AI infrastructure.
It started the year with 53,822 $BTC.
1. January to March: 20,880 bitcoin at an average of $70,137, including 15,133 to retire $1 BILLION of convertible notes.
2. April to June: 2,213 bitcoin.
3. July to September: 3,891 bitcoin at an average of $75,300.
4. October 1 to November 9: 13,597 bitcoin at an average of $81,039.
$750 MILLION of that last sale repaid loans MARA took against its bitcoin to fund Long Ridge, a 505 MW power plant.
Total debt is down $1.4 BILLION this year, a 37% cut.
MARA says it intends to keep "using bitcoin to build cash" for AI infrastructure.
Bitcoin now trades near $64,000, about 20% below what MARA last sold at.
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I think leverage unwinding cycle is the most plausible with current rate hikes on the horizon.
Some of the most aggressive, price insensitive BTC selling I've seen in my entire life.
When you see flow like this you have to ask yourself, does this large seller know something? Is this some hidden leverage unwinding? Bidding levels blindingly is a good way to get clipped.
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Everyone is comparing this week’s Bitcoin crash to the COVID crash of March 2020, but they’re overlooking one critical difference: liquidity.
In March 2020, BTC collapsed almost 50%, began recovering within 24 hours and reclaimed its pre-crash price in roughly 7 weeks.
But that recovery wasn’t some miracle of market resilience. The Fed came in with emergency rate cuts and massive liquidity injections.
This time, we don’t have that luxury.
My suspicion is that BTC stages a sharp relief rally towards $68–71k, convincing everyone the bottom is in, before rolling over and testing the lows again.
Lose $62k and $60k becomes the obvious target. Reclaim $73–75k and the picture starts to change.
Markets don’t bottom simply because everyone thinks they’ve fallen enough. They bottom when the conditions that caused the selling begin to reverse.
And right now, I’m not convinced those conditions have changed.
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