correct, EtherLEND was trading at a 10th of a penny at tge, before it pivoted to AAVE tge buyers were up 1000s of x's and then if they held for conversion were up another 100x, one of the greatest real protocol plays in the history of crypto. AAVE chopping around at 60 or 600 is just variance for early buyers at this point.
@radiate9999 This is the real legacy of crypto. It enabled millions to understand this market structure and apply it to everything. I take wild future bets on assets of every kind these days. My spending is optimized for assymetric upside in the same way I chose which Ai memes to ape.
too many suboptimal bets masquerading as easy money. USD printing almost guarantees crypto sees another real bull market, but performance dispersion means not everyone wins as was the case for a brief moment in 2021. The winners will be those who understand what liquidity flows look like before markup.
Kind of feel bad for people who joined in 2021 onwards and just got rekt ever since
Unless youβre full time into crypto and have a decent understanding + skill its difficult to be profitable
So many traps with low float coins that just drained all the retail capital while being promoted by VCβs as the next cure for cancer
The fact that people are trading around Arthur Hayes' positioning and have no clue he was indicted and convicted for financial crimes makes me insanely bullish.
People have very short memories.
Arthur Hayes is one of the greatest magicians of our time
Crypto demands radical transparency, yet crucifies founders and devs the moment they disclose anything uncomfortable. ZEC is somehow treated as both a scam and the natural evolution of the Bitcoin project. The intentionally bad takes around what's happening are exhausting, and when price rebounds, the silence will be deafening. You have no friends here, only FOMO/FUD porn artistsπ find your own truth to my five followers left here.
Zec vvv after the next round of bugs and competitors make it "worthless." Would like to include eth but I don't have confidence that the Tom Lee kol arc has legs unfortunately. I'm selling HYPE every new high as my cost basis is zero (still). That will be a very good buy again at some point. Tbh I'm seeing very good results shorting the open on Korean perps but that's not an easy game to play as the liquidity is still horrible, when I covered my position on skhynix this morning I moved the mkt 10% and it was less than a 10k position.
the 'baiters will continue to make worthless statements like this about how unfair it is.
don't play if you don't like the rules.
tradfi vc's are about to have their ipo moment of the decade this summer. there will be more margin calls from retail buyers on tradfi rails then in the entire history of crypto when spacex, anthropic and openai ipo.
what will crypto accounts say then about how corrupt crypto is? the reason it seems so scandalous is you can see the guts of what has been going on for decades out in the open.
technically zec is now unbiddable after that
if this happened in tradfi they wouldnβt touch it with a 10 foot pole ever again
but in crypto itβs different
price will dump, whales will buy, then have people like arthur hayes shill zcash again, everyone fomos, then they dump on your head
why do we never learn
Impossible to measure sentiment in btc and eth here. If you have any kind of mechanical system for trading, you're likely up at 12 month portfolio highs currently. Feels kinda spooky. But it was going to happen at some point. The fist tight correlation between all coins had to end at some point.
@that1618guy btc re-rating based on the consensus that it has not matured enough yet (345th time) alts have already had their re-rating moment last october.
More specifically I think Saylor buying with the trend and selling when it breaks is going to become completely arbed out at some point in the very near future. Notice how the etf flows stopped providing directional alpha, the same is very likely to be the case with Mstr and STRC et al.
Saylor selling the equivalent of a dividend payment for STRC holders over a year is something the network can sustain. Idiots dumping now on fear he'll topple the demand for our pet rock are greatly over stated. Probably a very good time to start legging in π
@overlettuce I don't like the consensus trade being btc is going to drop because Saylor is selling. I think there's one more major hurdle this year for btc liquidity (inflation pressures causing a rate hike narrative). Once the market digests that I suspect the bottom will be in.
@thedefivillain In the crude way he's just adding a tinge of inflation back into the network. It's preferable to the unknown version where vc's have to talk up their tokens to dump on us.
JPMorgan CEO slams Clarity Act: Banks won't bow to Coinbase lobbying
On May 29, 2026, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expressed dissatisfaction with the Clarity Act during an interview on Fox Business. He believes the act allows crypto platforms to effectively pay interest on deposits and stablecoins while doing nothing for AML and BSA, leaving it with almost no legal protections.
Dimon stated that the banking industry will not accept this approach, warning that such a system would eventually blow up. He stated that the banking industry will fight the bill to the end and firmly refuse to bow down to Coinbase and its CEO, who are actively pushing the bill, claiming that they are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on lobbying in Washington, and considering their claim of representing the entire industry to be full of shit.