very close

"This time is different" was wrong ONCE AGAIN... the halving cycle remains undefeated... RSI lead people to expect much more overbought conditions (didn't factor in weakening over cycles), but cycles still get it mostly right If true, then biggest discount is yet to come...

$LTC vs ETH and LINK... All clear?

Between $SEI and $SUI, the latter probably hasa the stronger fundamentals... but it also has a correspondingly higher valuation... Based on this 3M candle chart, could $SEI be playing catch-up to $SUI soon?

In my book, if we could get above that horizontal resistance, that would already be a reason to celebrate... What would be truly rough is if we lost the support 😁😆

Dubai real estate might cool off for a while...

let's see if his lucky streak continues...

$NEAR perfection... One of the stronger reclaims from today's "war panic"

Interesting. Waiting and seeing... $btc

$SEI what you want, but I have tripled my exposure during the panic... Yes, $SUI may be more "FA-proof" but I believe $SEI may be relatively more undervalued...

$LTC-ETH!

I'm very curious about this relative $SEI / $SUI ratio

$NEAR perfection continued... 15% day...

$SEI no moar, $SEI no moar... wink wink... 😉😅

spell in the making? $ltc

$LTC past price action pattern: monthly long-wicked red hammer candles AFTER a downtrend usually resulted in a change of trend and and an upswing... Not an iron rule of course, just a certain likelihood based on observation. Still...

$LTC three month candle chart seems to suggest that red candles (not just hammers) with a long lower wick, AFTER a down-trend, usually presage a change of trend Though this would have failed in July 2018 Anyway, let's see what the next 3 month candle brings! Fill or rebound?

This is pretty much what I'm doing...

Got about 100k $GRT earlier today (around 0.025$) It's a modest bag in fiat terms, but I hope to ride it all the way to 1$ per coin

$GRT is in the "higher-risk but higher-reward" category of my folio... $LINK, $LTC $SUI $XRP etc are the relatively lower risk part...