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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
I think there will not be crypto bull run like the past 4 cycles. The global economy is on the brink: energy shocks, food crises in the Global South, and civil unrest looming, wars. Most will be caught off guard asking what the hell is going on...
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
In 2014, BTC bottomed 71 days after the midterms. In 2018, BTC bottomed 39 days after the midterms. In 2022, BTC bottomed 13 days after the midterms. In 2026, the midterms are in 3 weeks. The pattern suggests that we are bottoming sooner an sooner. 71 - 39 = 32 days quicker. 39-13 = 26 days quicker. So maybe, just maybe, $BTC bottoms before the midterms. Instead of derisking afterwards, we could simply continue the uptrend.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
It's over for Bitcoin. The 4 year long period of true dominance has come to an end. This is a very important chart to understand the overall market setup, right now. The top chart is Bitcoin Dominance without stables - the purest form of Bitcoin to Altcoin dominance. We can see that it has broken below its 4 year trend, for the first time. With us now being 105 days from the Bitcoin bottom. If we jump backwards on the chart we can see that this exact setup happened in 2020. BTCD. breaks trend, 105 days from the Bitcoin bottom. The setup from 2020 is extremely similar... and yet, so many people still do not see how this is a mid cycle position. Bitcoin bottomed Dominance breaking trend Altcoins breaking higher This is objective data, its all there, you can all chart it yourself. I have simply highlighted it. There are no guarantees this will follow the same path as 2020/2021, but betting against it, is folly, imo.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
80% Bitcoin, 20% alts. If the alts grow to 30%, sell the extra back into Bitcoin and start over. That's the rule I'm using this bull run
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
PREDICTION: US MIDTERM ELECTIONS = BITCOIN DUMP 1/5 🧵👇
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
6 Top "Buyback-And-Burn' Coins to Know into 2027 1) HYPE 2) PUMP 3) UNI 4) RAY 5) LIT 6) PONS Bonus: ETH
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
Before buying any coin, make sure to check this list. $HBAR: Google, IBM, Boeing $PENGU: Walmart, NASCAR, Lufthansa $LINK: SWIFT, Mastercard, JPMorgan $CRO: Visa, UFC $APT: Microsoft, Google Cloud $VET: BMW, Walmart China, UFC $ENA: BlackRock $FLOW: NBA, NFL, Disney, UFC $SUI: Circle, Alibaba Cloud $DOGE: Tesla $ZRO: Google Cloud, DTCC, Citadel Securities $ALGO: FIFA, SIAE $WLD: Visa, Tinder (Match Group), Stripe $INJ: Google Cloud, Deutsche Telekom $MANA: Samsung, Coca-Cola, Adidas $ONDO: Mastercard, BlackRock $AXS: Google Cloud, Ubisoft $SOL: Visa, PayPal, Shopify $JASMY: Sony $ARB: Robinhood, Samsung Next $FIL: Amazon AWS $XTZ: Manchester United, McLaren, Ubisoft $ATH: Nvidia $XLM: MoneyGram, Franklin Templeton $POL: Nike, Starbucks, Mastercard, Standard Chartered $THETA: Google, Sony, Samsung $MORPHO: Coinbase $AVAX: JPMorgan, AWS, Deloitte $CHZ: PSG, Barcelona, Juventus, Naver $NEAR: Google Cloud $XRP: Ducati, Santander, SBI $IMX: Disney, GameStop $OP: Base (Coinbase), Soneium (Sony), Kraken $IOTA: Volkswagen, Dell, Bosch $ARKM: Galatasaray $CELO: Deutsche Telekom, Opera $RNDR: Apple, HBO $ZK: UBS $QNT: Oracle $TRX: Samsung $IP: World (World ID), Seoul Exchange $ENJ: Microsoft, Samsung $STRK: Visa $SAND: Adidas, Gucci, HSBC, Warner Music $FET: Bosch, Deutsche Telekom $ANKR: Tencent, Microsoft $PYTH: Gemini $OM: Google Cloud, DAMAC Group $CFX: China Telecom, McDonald’s China Note: This list is not financial advice. It is intended only as a reference for tracking news and developments. A partnership or integration alone does not guarantee the success of a project. Feel free to add any other partnerships or integrations you know of.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
$TAO is up more than 20% this week, and that quietly made Bittensor's biggest problem worse. Here is the math most holders never run. Bittensor issues about 3,600 new TAO a day, which is roughly 1.3 million TAO a year. At around $320, that is about $420 million in new tokens paid out every year. Now compare that with what subnets earn from real outside customers. The SubConnect Bittensor Revenue Index estimates roughly $28M to $35M a year. That is about $12 to $15 of new tokens for every $1 of outside revenue. That number is called the subsidy ratio. Think of a gym that pays you $13 to show up and charges you $1 at the door. That is not a business yet. That is a marketing budget. Here is the part almost nobody notices. When TAO goes up, the subsidy ratio gets worse. Every token printed is now worth more dollars, while customer revenue stays exactly the same. When TAO traded near $200 earlier this year, the same math came out closer to 8 to 1. So the price chart and the business chart can move in opposite directions. There is real good news too. Chutes, the third largest revenue subnet, received $22 to $40 in emissions for every $1 of revenue back in March. Today it is closer to $5 per $1, as its revenue grew and its share of emissions fell. And two subnets in the same study already take in more from customers than they pay out to miners. The revenue figures are estimates across 24 subnets, not audited accounts, and not every minted token gets sold. But the direction is what matters. One question decides whether Bittensor becomes an economy or stays an expensive experiment. Is outside revenue growing faster than the dollar value of emissions? Every pump makes the network more expensive to run, and only customers can pay that bill.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
Absolutely insane. ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675 basically 6x’d in a matter of days. But as far as I’m concerned, what we’re seeing right now isn’t the insane part. The insane part was watching it go basically nowhere for five years straight despite what Quant has been building underneath the surface. And the same can be said for a fuck ton of solid projects across this industry. You could look at QNT as an isolated event. “QNT holders got lucky.” “Wish I bought that one.” Whatever. And sure, it’s definitely great to be a QNT holder right now. But don’t think for a second that what we’re seeing with QNT can’t eventually be replicated across several other altcoins if market conditions remain favorable. That’s the bigger picture. In my opinion, magic internet money remains one of the few major speculative industries where a lot of assets are still sitting at extremely depressed valuations. There are legitimate giants in this space that have spent the last three to five years doing basically one thing: Going sideways. Or even worse, going down. The real insanity was the price action we had to sit through. Years of bleeding. Then months and months of accumulation at levels nobody cared about; this industry was a ghost-town. Every promising move getting rejected the moment altcoins started showing any strength. And when you zoom out, many of their charts look surprisingly similar. ATH in 2021. Years of decline. A long and painful accumulation around the lows. Nobody cares. Nobody talks about them. Nothing moves. Until one day, something does. QNT is showing you what can happen when price finally escapes one of those structures. And if you look around the market, there are plenty of other major altcoins still building similar bases. Some of them are already starting to show signs of breaking away from those accumulation ranges. That’s why I kept saying: Everything is boring until it isn’t. Accumulation is supposed to feel boring. You buy something you believe is undervalued, and then potentially spend months (or even years) watching absolutely nothing happen. That’s the price you pay for positioning before the move instead of chasing after it. Because once liquidity starts properly flowing back into this market, things can change extremely quickly. QNT just reminded everyone of that. If the market eventually transitions into the second phase of a typical bull cycle (the phase where capital starts rotating further out on the risk curve and altcoins finally begin moving), I don’t think violent repricing across quality projects should surprise anyone. Things would simply be returning to some form of normality. This industry, and especially the altcoin market, spent years trading at depressed valuations while development continued underneath the surface. It almost feels like the same large entities people suspected of suppressing prices while positioning themselves have finished accumulating and are finally ready to flip the full-send switch. That doesn’t guarantee anything. None of this means every altcoin is going to pull a QNT. And it definitely doesn’t mean you should start randomly buying whatever hasn’t pumped yet. Quality still matters. But if liquidity and attention properly return, I genuinely believe QNT could simply be an early example of the violent repricing we may eventually see elsewhere. And if we enter a proper speculative phase, I don’t think it will take particularly long for some of the strongest altcoins to start teleporting toward much higher valuations. That’s when the psychology changes. Prices move. Attention comes back. People who ignored the market for years suddenly rediscover magic internet money. Capital follows attention. And the same assets nobody wanted near the lows become the shiny objects everyone wants after they’ve already moved. Meanwhile, the people who spent the boring months researching, accumulating, and positioning themselves are already sitting exactly where they wanted to be. We’ve spent a long fucking time waiting. Researching. Accumulating. Watching paint dry. GG to everyone who survived the boring part. If you didn’t leave when nobody cared… If you kept researching. Kept accumulating. Kept positioning while everyone else was calling the industry dead… This is exactly what you were positioning for. Now let’s see if the market finally rewards that patience. Things might finally be getting interesting.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
🚨WARNING: THERE IS NO LIQUIDITY LEFT TO TAKE ABOVE AFTER LAST PUMP! $BTC has only huge liquidations stack below right now There is not possible to go any higher without taking those first My plan remains: 85K -> 80K -> 75K -> 70K -> 54K macro bottom Most of the upside liquidity was already cleared during the last pump Meanwhile huge clusters are still sitting below and BTC rarely leaves them untouched And now almost nobody expects a real dump anymore That’s exactly the kind of sentiment we usually see before final capitulation I still expect that liquidity to get swept before the real macro bottom forms around $54K Remember that I am posting news daily and monitoring each major macro event to post and warn you So make sure to follow me and turn notifs on
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BREAKING: 10% chance Bitcoin drops to $50,000 before $100,000 A $1,000 trade pays out $10,000 if it happens
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
YOU WILL MISS ALTSEASON 2027 👀 There was Altseason in 2024 and 2025 Most people missed the accumulation in 2022. Now they are missing it again in 2026 $TAO around $200 $NEAR under $2 $SUI under $1 $SOL under $100 $LINK under $10 $ICP under $3 and more... These are the prices of accumulation phase and when you look at this chart, you will be convinced. Total crypto market cap, excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum, has been sliding for months. Down from over a trillion dollars to around $660B right now. That drop is real. But something just changed. → The heavy selling has stopped → The last two months barely moved, both flat → Price is holding steady right around that $660B mark instead of breaking lower That is what exhaustion looks like. Not a sudden green candle party. Sellers who were in control for months simply stopped pushing price down. This is not new behavior either. Alts have done this exact thing before past bottoms, a hard fall followed by a quiet stall, followed by the next move up. Nobody rings a bell at the bottom. What you actually get is this. Price goes quiet at a level while everyone is still too scared to look. Reality check. Quiet does not guarantee a bounce. A strong move below $660B would change this read fast. But the character of the selling has clearly shifted, and that shift usually shows up before it feels safe, not after. If you have been waiting on the sidelines, this is the kind of setup that has rewarded patience before. Nobody makes the real money chasing the pump once it is obvious to everyone. $660B is the level to watch now. Hold it, and the setup builds. Lose it, and the wait continues.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
🚨 THIS IS THE FINAL DUMP Bitcoin’s cycle has never broken in 10 years. 1,064 days up. 365 days down. Same pattern, every cycle. The math points to one date: October. That is where the real bottom happens. Reminder: I’ve called every major market top and bottom for the last 15 years, including the tops in Gold and Silver, the collapse in Oil, the SpaceX drop, and Bitcoin’s crash. When I start buying again, I’ll post it here publicly like I always do. Turn notifications on. If you’re not following yet, you’ll understand why that was a mistake later.
BREAKING: Odds Bitcoin hits $100,000 this year have doubled to 20%
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
Every week someone asks me: "what is your price target for X altcoin?" I do not answer that question with a number. I answer it with a method. Here is the method. It takes about 5 minutes and works for any altcoin. Step 1: Find your BTC drawdown reference. Take Bitcoin's recent high and its most recent bear market low. In this cycle: from roughly 108K in January down to 61K in February. That is a drawdown of roughly 44%. Call this the BTC drawdown. Step 2: Find your altcoin's matching drawdown. Over that same period, how much did your altcoin drop? As an example: from about 700 dollars at the December high to around 200 dollars at the February low is roughly a 71% drop. Step 3: Calculate the beta multiple. Divide the altcoin percentage drawdown by the BTC percentage drawdown. 71% divided by 44% equals approximately 1.6x. This is how much more your altcoin drops relative to BTC. Step 4: Project your altcoin's target entry. Now pick your BTC scenario. Say you think BTC could drop to 60K from around 77K today. That is roughly another 22% down. Apply the 1.6x beta: 22% times 1.6 equals about 35% drop for your altcoin. If the altcoin is currently at 60 dollars, a 35% drop puts you around 39 dollars. That is your data-backed entry zone. Not a number you made up. Not a target from Twitter. A structured projection from actual price history. Two things to watch out for. First, beta multiples change. A coin that was 1.6x beta in the last leg can become 2.5x beta if sentiment shifts. Treat this as a floor estimate, not a ceiling. Second, the method only works if you also pick the right BTC scenario. If Bitcoin goes sideways instead of down, your altcoin may not hit the target at all. The math is conditional on your BTC call. The reason this beats gut-feel price targets: it anchors you to actual historical price behavior rather than pattern-matching to a chart that looks oversold. A lot of coins that look cheap at minus 50% from ATH have a BTC-beta that means they could go to minus 70% or 80% if BTC has one more leg down. Until Bitcoin confirms the next bull run with a weekly close above roughly 95K, I am not buying altcoins. But if you are building a watch list and want to know where to put your limit orders, this is the framework.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
Everyone in crypto is waiting for "the final capitulation" before they buy. The logic: bear markets always end with a violent crash at the very bottom, so wait for the pain, then back up the truck. Three bear markets say this is wrong. 2022: Yes, the worst drop came at the end. FTX in November was the absolute low, one full year from the peak. If you were waiting for maximum pain, that cycle rewarded you. That's the data point everyone remembers. But look at 2018 and 2019. The first dip after the peak was already the lowest point. The market did not make new lows later. The "final capitulation" never came. If you were waiting for it, you missed the entire bottom. Same story in 2015. The first big drop around the six-month mark was as low as it got. After that, the bear market bottomed with a higher low. The catastrophic endpoint that everyone was waiting for was the first dip, not the last. So now in 2026, the crowd is saying: "bear markets last 12 months, midterms are in November, Bitcoin always bottoms around the midterm cycle, so wait for October." The problem is you are pattern-matching to 2022 and ignoring 2015 and 2018. You have exactly one data point supporting the "wait for October" thesis and two data points directly contradicting it. Sitting out until the final month of a bear market is a coin flip, at best. And in the meantime, if Bitcoin goes to 60K in June and you are waiting for an October bottom, you are going to rationalize not buying. You will tell yourself: "It hasn't fully capitulated yet." You will watch it bounce from 60K and spend the next bull run wondering what happened. The 200W SMA does not care about the calendar. In 2015, it hit the SMA early. In 2019, it hit the SMA early. One out of three bear markets bottomed late. Those are the odds you are betting on when you wait for the calendar instead of the chart. My framework: when BTC touches the 200W SMA, currently around 61K and moving to roughly 63-64K in two months, that is the signal. Not October. Not one more leg down. The SMA is the trigger. Two out of three prior cycles confirm it. If you are waiting for the worst, you may already be at it.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
The right person who reads this will make a lot of money. Here are the 3 biggest narratives I’m watching in 2026: 1. AI ( $TAO ) Why it matters: Get rid of the busy work & automate 2. Privacy ( $ZEC ) Why it matters: Your data is compromised. Privacy is the solution. 3. Perp DEX ( $HYPE ) Why it matters: If you dominate where the money flows, you win. Most people will wait until prices move. The edge is positioning before the narrative becomes obvious.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
The shift in the crypto fundraising landscape the past 6 months has been insane. Crypto VCs used to have to constantly be networking/writing/podcasting/going on spaces/promoting your thesis/getting on 10 deal flow calls a week, to get into good deals...now it's literally enough to just have capital to write checks. Deals are being pushed rather than dug out. Inbound if people know you have money is at an all-time high. Most firms are either 1) Out of money 2) Moved to Series A and beyond or 3) Fundraising (with no success). Deals that used to close in 2-3 weeks now close in 2-3 months. Firms with questionable business models or copy pasta of the latest trend are getting zero primary or follow-on funding (Good news!). There are now realistically <20 firms writing checks in pre-seed/seed. VCs basically have the pick of any deal they want, with more time to do DD. IMHO 25/26 are going to be historic vintages for those who stick around.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
Proof that X is a half baked app 👎 Hey @grok why no adult content label? teapawt.org/JC0l3_/status/20393735…
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
What happens when you build a STOCK MARKET FOR AI & Incentive from scratch? $TAO Walk you through something that most people in crypto still don't understand. Not another L1. Not another DeFi fork. Not a meme coin with a roadmap that leads nowhere. I'm talking about what happens when you take Bitcoin's scarcity model, fuse it with a decentralized intelligence network, and build an entire economy around artificial intelligence from the ground up. I'm talking about Bittensor. $TAO. And once you see the full picture, you can't unsee it. Foundation: At its core, Bittensor is a decentralized network where anyone can build, train, and deploy AI. No permission needed. No billion-dollar data center required. No board of directors deciding what gets built and what gets killed. The network runs on Subtensor, a proof-of-stake blockchain that coordinates the entire operation. But here's where it gets interesting Bittensor isn't one AI model. It's not trying to be the next ChatGPT. It's the infrastructure layer that allows THOUSANDS of AI models to compete, collaborate, and get rewarded for producing real value. Think of it like this: if OpenAI is a single restaurant trying to cook every dish on the planet, Bittensor is the entire food market, hundreds of specialized chefs competing to make the best version of every dish, and the market rewards the best ones automatically. That market? 128+ Subnet Unnoticed AI Economy 128+ active subnets (scaling toward 256 in 2026 roadmap). Each a specialized marketplace for AI commodities: text gen, code, images, inference, search, drug discovery, sports data, fraud detection, even non-AI incentive layers. Miners produce, validators score via Yuma Consensus, owners set rules. Real revenue flows: Chutes (SN64) did $1.35M in 90 days on decentralized GPU inference. Others like Desearch (SN22), Templar (SN3), Numinous (SN6), Score (SN44), Ridges (SN62) building production-grade AI. Subnet tokens aggregate $800M market cap. Real capital, real production, not hype. Tokenomics: Bitcoin + AI $TAO: 21M hard cap, no pre-mine/ICO. All earned via mining/staking. First halving Dec 2025: daily emissions cut 7,200 = 3,600 TAO (13% annual inflation now). Four-year cycles like BTC. Circulating supply 10.7M TAO. 70-73% staked = ultra-thin float. Emissions: 41% miners, 41% validators, 18% subnet owners. Aligned incentives. Dynamic $TAO (dTAO, launched Feb 2025): Stake $TAO into subnets get subnet Alpha tokens. Capital votes on best AI verticals. High-performers get more emissions. Market decides winners, no committees. This IS the stock market for AI. Architecture, not metaphor. Institutional: Grayscale filed to convert its Bittensor Trust (GTAO) into a spot ETF. Bitwise filed for a TAO Strategy ETF. Europe launched the first Staked TAO ETP on the SIX Swiss Exchange with built-in staking yields. Barry Silbert's Yuma launched an Asset Management arm specifically for subnet exposure. Stillcore Capital co-founded by Jason Calacanis launched a fund targeting subnet tokens. BitGo and Copper are providing institutional custody. Backed by Galaxy, Polychain, Multicoin Capital. Research partnerships with Harvard and MIT. This isn't retail speculation anymore. This is infrastructure being recognized by the same people who recognized Bitcoin and Ethereum early. OpenAI burns $5B+/yr. Google $50B+ capex. Closed-door, shareholder-first. Bittensor inverts it: 128+ independent teams build specialized AI, compete openly, funded by emissions, quality enforced by validators, capital allocated by stakers. No single point of failure. No CEO deciding what research lives or dies. No fundraising rounds diluting builders. Just pure, market-driven, decentralized intelligence producing real commodities, generating real revenue, attracting real institutional capital. 21 million tokens. First halving done. 128 subnets live. 73% staked. ETF filings in motion. Revenue in the millions. *Not financial advice. DYOR.*
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
🚨 WARNING: You're watching history repeat in REAL TIME. The cycle is playing out EXACTLY as before: 364 days of pain 315 days of accumulation 2 YEARS of euphoria ahead This is NOT complicated. My pinned post shows you EXACTLY how to position for what's coming.
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BTC100K (✸,✸) retweeted
Just scrolled my feed for 20 minutes Now is the most confusing timeline I’ve ever seen. BTC is still around $90k, but nobody knows what’s next: - will alts ever run? - when BTC will go to $150k? - how to make money in this market? This article is ur key to those questions: A lot of people have already messaged me saying it completely changed how they think about the current crypto market - and helped them understand what comes next and how to make money in crypto. Glad it helped. If you’re also confused about where the market is heading, and what to do on the market rn - spend 10 minutes reading this instead of doomscrolling. It will give you clarity and may change how you think about the market forever.
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