$ETH got rejected from the $2,950-$3,000 resistance zone. It's now coming down and could retest the $2,800 level. If the US stock market shows momentum, Ethereum could bounce back from the $2,800 support zone.

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$ETH ETF inflow of $96,600,000 🟢 yesterday. BlackRock bought $92,600,000 in Ethereum.

AAVE is generating $131M in annualized revenue with almost no token incentives. The revenue meta is the end game.

The standard for judges should be the same as any job: if they have a track record of making many terrible decisions (not a few isolated incidents), they should be asked to resign. It’s not that complicated.

who's behind this buy? always question the motives of big players.

POV: me deciding where to spend my money.

$BTC has big sell orders above the $90,000 level. On the downside, there are strong bids around the $80,000-$83,000 zone. With the stock market turning positive, Bitcoin could tap the $90,000 zone given there's not much resistance.

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rwa projects are getting attention! what's the tech behind these assets?

Bitcoin funds just saw unprecedented outflows: US Bitcoin ETFs have seen -$3.55 billion in net outflows so far in November, on track for the largest monthly outflow in history. This is almost in line with the previous monthly record seen in February, at -$3.58 billion. This

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When Zoom ($ZM) was $600/sh in 2020, it had $20 million in income. Now, Zoom is $87/sh with $2 billion in income. What does that tell you about the current Ai companies?

already in for the pizza hype, let's see if it’s a slice of heaven or just crumbs!

the cameraman trust level is literally above average at this point

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