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https://linktr.ee/CryptoNagato 02-03-2018 23:28:32
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A fuck ton of people are extremely bearish right now—their price targets are so low they make me laugh. They’ve been brainwashed into thinking a normal bull-market correction (exacerbated by macro factors) is the actual cycle top, completely ignoring the massive amount of data


Most of you seem to forget that “life-changing gains” in the magic internet money market are almost always made in a tiny window—usually near the end of the cycle. It’s been this way since forever. Price action can be brutal and boring for months. Then suddenly, a few candles





Let me be honest with you. Here’s one of the biggest mistakes most people will make in the coming months: Letting the scars and PTSD from 2024’s price action influence their bias and keep them sidelined (or even worse, keep shorting) during a potential euphoric run. Don’t get


I keep seeing people say: “There won’t be an altseason this time.” “And if there is, it’ll be small.” “Too much dilution.” “Too many coins.” “Money can’t flow into everything.” That’s complete fucking nonsense. I already explained why a few months ago, but today I’m bored, so


If someone had told me a couple years ago that in 2025 Bitcoin would be trading at almost $110,000 while most altcoins would still be sitting below their 2021 all-time highs — I would’ve laughed and said: “Stfu, you’re fucking crazy.” Fast forward to today… That’s exactly




Yesterday I happened to watch the Champions League final, and the thing that impressed me the most wasn’t PSG’s incredible win; it was the fact that I saw hundreds of Inter fans crying. Tears of total desperation. All because their team didn’t win a football match. And I’m not

It genuinely breaks my heart to say this… But Europe—the place I was born in, the place that shaped my childhood—is falling apart before our very eyes. Since I got back to Italy three weeks ago, I’ve been reading, observing, reflecting. Looking not just at my country, but at
