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Adrian Torres retweeted
Some predictions:
• $ORCL becomes a $1T+ company within the next 3 years.
• $CBRS becomes the go-to solution for fast inference across every major AI cloud.
• $GRAB becomes the operating system of Southeast Asia.
• $LMND becomes the largest insurance company in the world.
• $IREN fully monetizes its 5.8 GW power portfolio and becomes a $100B+ company.
Adrian Torres retweeted
Great read on $CBRS -
Reminds me a bit of $ENVX except bigger pockets involved
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Adrian Torres retweeted
$IBB...biotech is trying to emerge from a decent size base here. Definitely not consistent with a market that is topping but this market/year has been atypical. $FBT also looks good. Have small exposure in that area and watching to see how these breakouts act.
Adrian Torres retweeted
There is a golden age of investing, and most people are paying through the nose to miss it.
Vanguard charges about 4 basis points of revenue per dollar managed. YieldMax and Grayscale charge north of 100, roughly 25 times as much, for funds that, like ARK, have badly lagged a plain Nasdaq 100 over the past decade.
These gimmick funds thrive on impatience. They sell excitement, options income and single-stock leverage to people who want to get rich this week. The managers get rich. The investors pay the tab. Boring and cheap still wins.
$ARKK
Adrian Torres retweeted
We are seeing $BTC and majors come to a halt on the Weekly RSI heatmap.
Generally, the sweet spot for a strong up trend sits between 60-80. That is where there is clear bullish upside momentum but prices aren't getting to overheated levels yet.
BTC just needs that little push to get it going for another solid high timeframe leg.
$BTC’s setup here centers on a range: $76K for a possible support test and $84K–$86K for resistance. The revised zigzag count no longer favors a sweep of the highs first. Reactions at those boundaries would offer more clarity than the range’s middle.
Adrian Torres retweeted
$BTC falls back below $80,000.
I shared on Telegram this morning that I closed my long at $80,440 because I didn’t like Bitcoin’s price action.
I also mentioned that I think we could see another move lower first.
The level I’m watching for a new long is $76,000–$77,000.
Follow me on Telegram for real-time updates.
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$DOGE’s chart shows a bounce near $0.075 on a third test of channel support. Earlier touches produced rallies, giving the level some history. A sustained move through nearby resistance would strengthen the case that this rebound has staying power.
$BTC is rebounding toward horizontal resistance in this chart. Clearing and holding that level would bring $87K into focus as the next upside test. A rejection here would keep the recent trading range intact.
$BTC’s bullish analogy here is the 2023 rebound after an RSI reset. The post cites a $79.7K low, but the marked pullbacks differ: about 9% now versus 23% then. Holding the low and reclaiming resistance would add evidence beyond the visual comparison.
$BTC open interest is rising near local highs in this snapshot, while price sits above the marked demand zone. A dip that attracts buyers would support the bounce scenario. The OI buildup reflects more futures exposure, but doesn’t establish the next move’s direction.
SoftBank is reportedly in talks to join OpenAI’s roughly $30B funding round, while its 5-year CDS sits near 420 bps in this chart. That puts fresh AI investment discussions alongside a rising cost of credit protection—a tension worth watching.
“Black Monday” seems to have missed its appointment. Buyers are responding near the moving average in this snapshot, with the broader advance still visible. Holding the recent low and extending the bounce would give optimism a firmer basis in price.
$SPY posted an inside day in this update, with the cited oscillator back near neutral after several fading rebounds. The pause hasn’t established a clear turn. A sustained move beyond the day’s high or low would give the next direction more definition.
$AMZN gained about 5% but closed just below the $264 ceiling of this chart’s two-month range. The lower boundary sits near $244. The rally has brought resistance back into play; a daily close above $264 would be the next step toward confirming a breakout.
$BTC’s chart highlights $81.2K as a potential support area, with last week’s $79.8K low below it. A bullish reaction would help the recovery case, while $84.3K marks the prior-week high overhead. A broader bullish shift still needs confirmation.
This RWA dashboard shows $39.26B in distributed asset value, with stablecoins tracked separately at $291.24B. The next test is practical use: accepted collateral, reliable liquidity and smoother settlement. Issuance growth tells only part of the story.
$ETH/$BTC is near 0.0294 in this snapshot, below the 0.0307 pivot. A daily close above that level followed by a successful hold would strengthen the case for Ether gaining ground on Bitcoin. Adoption headlines alone don’t confirm that shift.
