Tonight's community Q&A session was absolutely fire! Special guest dropped some serious alpha about the ICP ecosystem. The community engagement keeps getting stronger - love seeing this kind of interaction. Chugga chugga, full steam ahead for $ICP! 🚂

Exactly why Bitcoin still makes sense to me. The fundamentals haven't changed, and neither has my conviction.

"We're not adjusting your portfolio, but felt you should be informed anyway!" — classic move from the Vanguard crew

They really thought they could scam pump this garbage and nobody would notice? The audacity with LUNA and LUNC is honestly laughable at this point. Some people never learn their lesson.

Ever heard someone call something a "clanker"? It's basically trash talk for bots and AI—straight outta Star Wars, where it was used to diss droids.
Fast forward to crypto Twitter, and people throw it around whenever they're annoyed at automated tools or algorithmic nonsense. Sometimes it's serious shade, sometimes it's just for laughs.
Like when someone joked: "Time Magazine really just named a clanker as Person of the Year." Classic internet sarcasm.
Whether you love automation or hate it, "clanker" has become the go-to insult for anything that feels too robotic in this space.

That classic meme everyone's been spamming across crypto twitter? Actually hits different in this context, ngl.

Scrolling through and this meme absolutely killed me. Couldn't resist—scooped some at 30k market cap right then and there.
$sliding

Funny how all those self-proclaimed Web3 marketing gurus suddenly went quiet.
Usually can't shut them up about the next big crypto narrative. What happened? Market got too real for the hot takes?

Eight years ago: fuck traditional finance.
Today: desperately begging Wall Street suits to let us in the door.

Investment banking has a dark side nobody talks about. Young analysts, barely out of college at 22, pushing through 72-hour shifts until their hearts literally give out. It happens. People die. Yet where's the outrage? Where are the viral posts? The finance crowd stays oddly silent when it's their own burning out. Makes you wonder about the double standards when criticizing other industries. Traditional finance built its empire on brutal hours and sacrifice, but somehow that narrative never makes the rounds the same way.

Every now and then I'll get messages from traders who've blown their accounts or are drowning in red. My response? Pretty straightforward—I'm no therapist, markets don't care about fair, and honestly you'd benefit from checking out Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules for Life.
Not really into the whole self-help guru scene myself, but that book hits different when you're dealing with losses. Sometimes you need frameworks beyond charts and indicators.

Got burnt too many times. Now whenever those blue-chip tokens start rallying, I'm just sitting here questioning everything. Can't shake this feeling that it's another trap waiting to happen.

Yeah we're holding $hamster and seeing some gains, but honestly? This is just the warm-up.
The real conviction kicks in now.

People keep questioning my calls lately. But here's what they don't get - they're not wrong about market timing, they're just too damn early. There's a difference between being incorrect and being ahead of the curve. Sometimes the hardest part isn't being right, it's waiting for everyone else to catch up.

Funny how all those voices suddenly went quiet, huh? Guess the charts had the last word after all.
$BTC

OG never loses, that's just facts.
Every single time.
Stop questioning it and load up on $T already.

Just realized something that's gonna change my whole strategy – can't slowly accumulate positions in public wallets anymore.
The moment I make this move visible on-chain, bots and traders are gonna be all over it. Front-running is basically guaranteed at this point.
So what's the play now? Gotta rethink how to build positions without getting rekt by MEV extractors watching every transaction. Anyone else dealing with this? The transparency of on-chain activity is both a feature and a curse.

Somebody just leaked some threadguy's stock positions before we even got GTA 6. You know, the one everyone follows for copytrading signals on CT. Wild how we're tracking portfolio moves of crypto influencers faster than Rockstar drops their next game. The irony isn't lost on anyone—we've got more transparency on random traders' equity plays than we do on major gaming releases. Makes you wonder what else is getting exposed while we're all waiting for that loading screen.

The zk track has been a bit delicate lately. The airdrop performance of a certain zkVM project directly cooled down the expectations for the entire track, which puts a lot of pressure on Brevis, expected to launch in Q1. But on the other hand, Brevis has taken a different approach — not rushing to issue tokens to raise funds, but instead focusing on product iteration.
Compared to other zkVM projects, Brevis's pace is indeed slower, but this steady and solid style is especially rare in the current impatient market environment. Hopefully, Dr. Dong can withstand the pressure this time and restore