$ETH, Every year, the start of the October Moon cycle on ETH has either • Marked its macro bottom, or • Triggered a local downtrend breakout — on 5 out of 6 occasions overall, and 5 out of 5 times during bullish momentum phases. There’s a reason I’ve been saying — BTFD in

$ETH giving you that W

$ETH Aligned Not in the same cycle as $BTC

We saw this simulation in q1. Higher

$glxy after hours dip on the note offering will be bought up once they realize that it’s a bullish development. Notes aren’t necessarily dilutive and can be paid via cash.

Sitting in cash waiting for conditions to improve is worth being a little late without all the added stress and risk. Dips and volatility are opportunities only if you have capital to take advantage.

You will never be able to hold something long term if you check prices every 5 minutes. Holders have the easiest job, do nothing. If you can't hold without checking you are either too exposed or you don't have enough conviction in the trade.

We had a strong Q3 at Coinbase: - Significant revenue, and positive adjusted EBITDA - Continued progress on our Everything Exchange vision - Notable strength across derivatives products Here’s a quick overview of our Q3 financial results:

This is wild 🤯 $coin

Oh, you know, just another one of those $80 billion companies growing revenues 55% year-over-year.

jamie dimon finally capitulating that crypto is real while most of my timeline simultaneously seems to be capitulating their crypto can’t make this shit up

Truth

His baldness cracks me up 😂 $coin

Berkshire now has $382 Billion in Cash I am seeing many people abuse this position all day The greatest compound investor to ever live is getting abused by nobodies. Some will question that he was early going to Cash but nobody questions his track record, how can he go to

OpenAI has now: 1. Signed $500 billion Stargate deal 2. Signed $100 billion Nvidia deal 3. Signed $100 billion AMD deal 4. Signed $38 billion Amazon deal 5. Signed $25 billion Intel deal 6. Signed $20 billion TSMC deal 7. Signed $13 billion Microsoft deal 8. Signed $10 Billion

These two lines actually sum up the difference well. Stocks are usually long periods of upside with short dips. Crypto is usually short explosive moves followed by longer periods of downside.

We are seeing the contraction in liquidity flowing through into risk markets. Naturally it first showed up in BTC and market internals within equities, and now is finally hitting the broader indices. Speculative retail trades such as quantum, nuclear, drones, and alt energy have

Under the hood testing for adoption $JPM stablecoin. Pretty wild on $coin Base

Here at $86k, this is the first time in a while that BTC feels very nice to me to add for long-term accumulation. BTC trades as a high-beta risk asset on shorter timeframes when equities are weak, but long-term it continues to decouple upward as the world’s choice of digital

Laying in bed almost falling asleep, but something about $COIN caught my eye. I practically levitated out of my bed to look into it. First thing that jumped out was $COIN CEO tweeting about a date...December 17th. "A new chapter". Rumor mill’s getting spicy. New tokens?