Craig and Greeny explain why the next onchain bull run could dwarf previous cycles despite recent short term pain: Craig: "I do not think that was the onchain bull run. We are going to have a Bitcoin run, an altcoin run, and then an onchain run that is ginormous." "This volume data actually makes me believe the next onchain cycle is going to be massive." Greeny: "I agree, but we are just a touch early. Majors need to chop sideways and Bitcoin probably needs a couple more months to reset and grind before we see real continuation."

Greeny and Craig expose how the new $Kimchi token pumped to $14M and dumped to $170k after Alon amplified the scam: Greeny: "The majority of people see this because it goes viral, but none of this is education." "It is just people trying to make money for themselves while extracting retail. This whole thing is an insider game where retail has zero edge." Craig: "Kimchi put up a tweet with a poster, and the QR code on that poster took people to a brand new coin instead of the OG Kimchi token. It pumped to 15 million and dumped within minutes. Then Alon shared it, which is completely diabolical." Greeny: "The OG Kimchi token and Ansem pumped, and then they all dumped within a nine hour window right before this new $Kimchi token launched, showing everyone involved knew it was coming." "The token pumped straight to 14 million after Alon retweeted it, and the moment he deleted the retweet, it dumped all the way down to 170k."

Greeny defends being an aggressive active trader and explains why cutting weak trades saves your capital: Greeny: "People get mad at me for being an active trader, but trust me, I have been burned so many times from holding that I have to cut weak setups. I have seen positions dump 80% to 90%." "Ninety percent of the time when I cut a weak trade that loses volume and returns to entry, it dumps lower, meaning cutting it was the right decision. Ten percent of the time I exit too early and it pumps, but with those odds, I will take that protection every single day of the week."

Greeny breaks down onchain volume metrics and argues the market is far earlier in this bull cycle than most realize: Greeny: "I personally think we are even earlier than most believe in this bull cycle, similar to early 2024." "Bear market structure only just shifted bullish, and real bull markets take years. Everyone is moving onchain to trade, and the volume spike is ramping up." "This data doesn't include Hyperliquid, onchain perps, Uniswap, or Aerodrome." "It is purely retail and bot platform volume on meme coins and AI tokens across the trenches. People think this might be a top, but comparing this to historical runs shows we are right at the beginning of the curve."

Greeny explains why breakout trades fake out and fail when volume and holders stay flat: Greeny: "A lot of these charts had a really nice breakout, but the issue is holders did not increase aggressively and volume never came in." "That is why volume is so critical. If you get a breakout but volume does not displace the previous trend, it turns into a fakeout and trades right back down." " $MANCER was the one trade out of six that I profited on because I actually took profit at the right time before it dumped 10% to 12%." "On $BUN, it broke out, rejected the golden pocket, volume dried up, and holders remained stagnant, so I had to take the loss. Now the question is whether it grinds here and buybacks step in, because they have about 86 ETH in liquidity ready."

Greeny exposes fake crypto wealth influencers and why following them will drain your wallet: Greeny: "They think real wealth is hiring private jets, hiring escorts, renting Lamborghinis, and flexing watches to sell this dream of an elite lifestyle." "In reality, this Kimchi guy was just a dev bundling tokens long before hitting a trade." "Real wealth is having freedom, traveling, having a family home, and spending time with people you love." "If you idolize these fake lifestyle influencers, you are not learning repeatable skills and you are just going to get farmed by them over and over again."