All I can say is one thing:
It’s a complete disaster!
🐷🐷🐷

A little pump is just around the corner. The issue that happened on 11/9 is almost fixed. These wild coins wait for no one—let’s go, brothers! $INIT

#Bitcoin just broke below its 200-week moving average.
Price around $63,200–$65,700. Lowest levels since August.
Roughly $1.2 BILLION liquidated (mostly $BTC longs). Fear & Greed at 13. Extreme fear.
The 200WMA near $67,800–$68,000 is broken.
I'm watching. Not catching.

DTCC's depository serviced $114 trillion in securities in 2025.
Its November 12 plan would let eligible assets be tokenized on Solana from the second half of 2027, retaining existing ownership rights and investor protections.
@The_DTCC @solana

Weekly order block is the last level for the bulls... otherwise new lows imo.

#btc 63500 trade plan
Targeting 68000 for take profit, with a stop loss at 62000
Still not buying the dip? Still sitting on the sidelines?

When will the bottom form before the halving?❓
Historical cycle bottoms typically occur about 17 months (16.9–17.8 months) before the next halving:
January 2015 low → about 542 days before the 2016 halving
December 2018 low → about 513 days before the 2020 halving
November 2022 low → about 516 days before the 2024 halving
The timing of all three bottoms is highly concentrated, with only about 29 days between them
When will the top form after the halving?❓
Mature cycles (since 2016) have shown highly consistent tops, occurring 525–546 days (about 17–18 months) after the halving:
2016 halving →

The FBI says North Korean hackers stole $400M+ in crypto in 18 months with one fake video call.
The invite comes from a hijacked contact. The "friend" on screen is a recording. When it says it can't hear you, the fix is malware.
Don't click. Confirm on another channel first.

$xrp #crypto is over

if u see me fighting a bear. dont help me help the bear 🥊

Today's breakfast
🤩Ham sausage and egg noodles

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has fallen to 14, nearing historic lows.

The Sunday morning chill started with ETH 🥶

Just after 4 a.m., ETH fell below 1,800

It bottomed around 1,738 and is now near 1,745, down roughly 9% in 24 hours

Meanwhile, an on-chain update came in

An Ethereum Foundation-linked wallet sold another 2,500 ETH, swapping them for about 4.6M USDS

A total of 7,500 ETH over four days, bringing in about 14.52 million

BTC also slid, hitting a low near 63.5k

That 64.95k wick from earlier this morning now looks like a high

I don't really want to pin all the blame on the Foundation

But selling at this time definitely added another layer of frost

Bitcoin just lost 67,039. Only two lines left
72,400 lifeline — broken.
67,039 — broken.
63,000 is the last real support. Lose it on a daily close, and 57,800 opens up
My call: the bottom is 57,800–63,000, most likely around 60K.
Does 63K hold, or are we going straight to 57.8K?

$APT This -17.89% bearish candle was a script I drew up last week. Don’t rush to buy the dip—first, watch how I, as the “market maker,” play this hand.
Step one: I drove the price from 0.5376 to 0.4271 in 24 hours, with 59.9M in trading volume. Volume didn’t explode, but the price collapsed. What does that tell you? Thin liquidity and sparse orders—I can crash the market with just a few million dollars and trigger panic selling. Step two: I deliberately left a needle at the 0.4271 low, making short sellers think the trend would continue, while I was actually using iceberg orders to accumulate

I peeked at my portfolio.
I shouldn't have done that.

#KYO Can you spread your wings and take your fans for a ride? Don’t leave us in the stinking gutter—we can only survive together, right?

At 6 a.m. on the 13th, I told my friend the market would take a serious hit over the next three days. He didn't believe me and said, “If you can predict that, you're a god.”