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Retarded vibes @RetardedATH, @zkRapist

What the market does best is crush your rationality with a sharp rally.
On 10.16, while everyone online was shouting “the bearish news is exhausted and the market is reversing,” Tong Ge’s strategy was: short at 823-828, stop loss at 845.
Why short? Because BlackRock was selling, CPI/PPI were all bearish, yet the market surged against the trend. This wasn’t a reversal; it was a classic shakeout and position rotation.
The high was 82900, landing precisely in the ambush zone, then it plunged all the way to 80800, capturing a 2100-point move!
Trading has never been about betting on whether prices

What's the difference between before and after getting married?

$1.33B in 12 months.
That’s how much 15 crypto protocols spent buying back their own tokens.
1️⃣ The big spenders
$HYPE : $689M
$PUMP : $285M
$SKY : $59M
$UNI : $57M
$CAKE : $45M
=> Hyperliquid alone is more than half of all buybacks tracked. 99% of its fees go to buying HYPE.
2️⃣ The real yield leaderboard
Buyback yield = 12-month buybacks ÷ market cap.
$ORE: 72.7%
$PUMP: 13.5%
$CAKE: 6.3%
$LIT: 3.9%
$JUP: 3.9%
$HYPE: 3.8%
=> PUMP buys back 13.5% of its market cap a year. HYPE, despite spending 2.4x more, sits at 3.8%.
3️⃣ Burn vs hold
Only 5 of 15 burn what they buy: $HYPE, $PUMP, $UNI, $CAKE, $O

A new face on trending: $TIA with 3.684x volume; I'm bullish
CoinGecko trending has a new face: $TIA made the list on surging volume, currently at 0.6753, up 12.419% over 24h. Flying against the market-wide headwind, I'm bullish at this level.
24h trading volume was 35315522 USDT, 3.684 times the 30-day average. Daily RSI is strong at 62.9, MACD is on day 5 of its golden cross with the histogram still expanding, and MA7 crossed above MA30 25 days ago. The short-term moving averages are in bullish alignment—the trend has all the right signals. Funding rate is 2e-05, and the long-short ratio is

Sorry guys been a bit more quiet today.
Called the bearish momentum with the $USDT.D call earlier today.
5 out of 5 green days in a row on AlphaX
Made another solid $2K today.
Watching for the next trade.
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US M2 is at ATH
China M2 is at ATH
EU M2 is at ATH
Japan M2 is close to ATH
Global M2 supply is at ATH
And you're whining about a 2% dip?
NGMI

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Retail investor: Cash secured puts are actually good now. My cash earns like 4% in a money market while it secures the put
Me: Ok so your collateral makes 4%
Retail investor: yeah free money
Me: My collateral is $VOO & $Q
Retail investor: wait... what?
Me: Yea... & the Nasdaq $Q is up 97% in the last 5 years... meanwhile you are getting 4% a year...
Retail investor: ok but in a crash...
Me: My ratios are WELL within check to be just find in a deep 50%+ crash where my base portfolio can cover all the assignments. Of course can roll too.
Retail investor: so 4% vs 12%+
Me: Every year, on the full

Everyone is about to get long on $WLD /USDT for a reason most will ignore.

$WLD /USDT - LONG

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.4908 – 0.4976
SL: 0.4616
TP1: 0.5186
TP2: 0.5349
TP3: 0.5594

Why this setup?
Why now? The daily trend is bullish, but the 1h ATR of 0.013578 shows the recent swing was compressed, so a sharp expansion is due. The 15m RSI at 35.31 signals the short-term pullback is ending just as the 1h price touches the entry zone of 0.4942. This confluence gives the LONG a clean setup toward TP1 at 0.5186 and a deeper run to TP2 at 0.5349. The daily bullish bias and the compressed volatility

🌙 Héctor Rojas, the man from Maracay who calculated where the Eagle would land on the Moon in 1969 using his Method of Successive Transformations — and turned down U.S. citizenship so he wouldn’t travel to the Moon under another flag.
His lesson for P2P: the one who calculates better wins.
In 1969, getting a spacecraft to the Moon wasn’t a matter of intuition; it was a matter of calculation. Rojas developed a mathematical method to accurately predict the landing point. Without that calculation, the Eagle wouldn’t have made it.
P2P in 2026 is more like 1969 than it seems:
• Those who trade “by

Which Step Is Most Likely to Mislead You in This $TSLAB Market Move?
$TSLAB There’s a classic debate playing out now: one side points to the 24-hour -2.28% move as proof of direction, while the other counters with key levels. I’m not taking sides based on the price move for now. $TSLAB is oversold, but confirmation of a bottom still requires stabilization, and that hasn’t been fully established. I treat oversold conditions as a reason for a rebound, not proof of a bottom; only after it stops making new lows is it worth talking about a reversal.
Neither timeframe has delivered a definitive verd

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses US Memory Stocks Extend Losses, Is the AI Boom Facing a Reality Check
The US memory stock market is facing renewed selling pressure, bringing fresh attention to one of the most important sectors behind the artificial intelligence revolution. Memory chips have become essential to modern computing, data centers, advanced AI systems, smartphones, and high performance servers. However, even industries benefiting from powerful long term trends can experience sharp corrections when investors reconsider valuations, future demand, and profit expectations.
The latest losses

Do you have a bag of $STPBRO
If no why
Get ready for the PUMP

#BitcoinTops$82K #ShareWeekly
Bitcoin Reclaims $82K: Hot Inflation, Warsh Signals, ETF Stress and the Road Ahead
Bitcoin has pushed back above the $82,000 level, and the move is worth a closer look because the path to get here was anything but smooth. Over the past few sessions, the market has been battered by one hot inflation print after another, a bond market that refuses to calm down, and spot ETF flows that turned from a tailwind into a headwind. Yet BTC is still holding its ground around $82,000 to $82,500, and that tells us something about where the real buyers are standing. My take is

Most people are watching the S&P for a breakout, but I think it’ll dip first before moving higher. Open interest in futures has hit another high, and turning points tend to come without warning in situations like this. I’m still most bullish on the AI and power theme. Whether the leaders have changed comes down to where the money is flowing—not just what people say. I’m saving this take and will come back tomorrow to see if it holds up.