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[ConnyPieper GMPOLY @ConnyPieper]

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Keeping at it.
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[ConnyPieper GMPOLY @ConnyPieper]

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[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Switzerland vs Italy?

Today we’re set for an intriguing men’s hockey clash: Switzerland and Italy
On paper, everything looks clear. Switzerland come in as heavy favorites and the market strongly leans their way. The gap in quality and consistency is hard to ignore.

But hockey isn’t played on paper. One early goal, a hot goalie performance, special teams momentum and the script can flip fast. Games like this often look predictable… until they’re not.

Head-to-head history:
2022 — 5:2 Switzerland
2019 — 9:0 Switzerland
2010 — 3:0 Switzerland
2007 — 2:1 Switzerland
Switzerland has dominated this matchup for years but every streak eventually gets tested.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Germany vs France?
Today were set for a heavyweight showdown in men hockey: Germany vs France

The market clearly leans toward Germany, pricing them as strong favorites. Their recent form and consistency give them the edge on paper.

But matchups between these two have rarely been onesided. Momentum swings, special teams, and overtime drama have shaped this rivalry before. Games like this can tighten quickly if the underdog finds rhythm early.

Head to head history:
2024 — Germany 6:3
2023 — Germany 5:0
2022 — Germany 3:2
2019 — Germany 4:1
2016 — Germany 3:2
2015 — Germany 2:1
2013 — Germany 3:2 (OT)
2009 — France 2:1

Germany has dominated this matchup in recent years but rivalry games have a way of breaking expectations.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Czechia vs Denmark

The market clearly favors Czechia, pricing them as strong favorites heading into the Round of 16. On paper, their scoring depth and historical edge stand out.
But knockout hockey can shift fast. One early power play, a hot goaltender, or momentum swing and pressure flips instantly. Denmark has shown before they can push this matchup closer than expected.

Head-to-head history:
2025 — 7:2 Czechia
2024 — 7:4 Czechia
2022 — 2:1 Denmark
2021 — 2:1 Czechia
2016 — 2:1 Denmark
2014 — 4:3 Denmark
2013 — 2:1 Czechia
2012 — 2:0 Czechia
2011 — 6:0 Czechia
2009 — 5:0 Czechia
Czechia has dominated in recent years but Denmark has proven they can disrupt the script.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Tonight we’re set for another intriguing clash
Sweden vs Latvia

The market heavily favors Sweden, pricing them as clear favorites. Depth, structure, and tournament experience give them the edge on paper.
But Latvia has built a reputation for fighting above expectations, especially in big international tournaments. One tight period, a strong defensive setup, or a hot goalie and things can get uncomfortable for the favorite.

Head to head history:
2025 — 6:0 Sweden
2024 — 7:2 Sweden
2023 — 3:1 Latvia
2022 — 1:0 Sweden
2022 (Olympics) — 3:2 Sweden
2019 — 5:4 Sweden
2018 — 3:2 Sweden
2017 — 2:0 Sweden
2016 — 2:1 Sweden
2015 — 8:1 Sweden
Sweden has dominated this matchup for years but tournament hockey has a way of creating surprises.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Today we’ve got one of the tightest matchups of the round: Slovakia vs Germany.

The market sees this as nearly even, with Germany holding only a slight edge. On paper, it’s a true coin-flip game and that’s exactly what makes it dangerous.
Germany brings structure and discipline. Slovakia brings speed and the ability to open games up quickly. In matchups this close, special teams and goaltending usually decide everything.

History:
2024 Slovakia 6:2 Germany
2024 (WC) Slovakia 6:4 Germany
2022 Germany 2:1 Slovakia
2022 (Olympics) Slovakia 4:0 Germany
2019 Germany 3:2 Slovakia
2017 Slovakia 3:2 Germany
2016 Germany 5:1 Slovakia
2013 Germany 3:2 Slovakia
2011 Germany 4:3 Slovakia
2010 Germany 2:1 Slovakia
This rivalry has been back and forth for years and this one feels like it could go either way.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Canada vs Czechia

The market heavily backs Canada, pricing them as clear favorites. Depth, physicality, and big game experience give them the edge on paper.
But Czechia has shown before they’re capable of pushing Canada into uncomfortable territory. One power play swing or a strong goaltending performance can tighten this game quickly. In tournament hockey, momentum shifts fast.

They play before:
2026 (Olympics) — Canada 5:0
2024 — Canada 4:3 (OT)
2023 — Canada 3:1
2022 — Canada 6:1
2019 — Canada 5:1
2018 — Czechia 6:4
2018 — Canada 3:2
2017 — Canada 4:1
2017 — Czechia 4:1
2016 — Canada 6:0
Canada has controlled this rivalry in recent years but high stakes matchups always carry upset potential.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Metamask FDV above ___ one day after launch?

Is the market finally fairly priced now? Or is this still peak panic and we’re supposed to be scooping the dip?
Right now it genuinely feels scary to buy anything. But isn’t that usually the exact moment when smart money starts accumulating? When retail is panicking, timelines are red, and everyone’s calling for lower lows that’s often when the silent DCA begins.
So what is it healthy correction and reset to realistic valuations?
Or are we just in phase one of the dump, with another leg down loading?
Are we buying the fear or is the real capitulation still ahead?
Feels like one of those moments where it’s terrifying to click buy but historically, those clicks sometimes age the best.
The only question: is this accumulation or are we still early in the bleed?

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Another heavyweight clash on the schedule:
Canada vs Finland

The market favors Canada, but not overwhelmingly. This isn’t a mismatch it’s two elite programs that know each other extremely well.
Canada brings depth and physical dominance. Finland brings structure, discipline, and clutch tournament performances. In games like this, one bounce or a powerb play moment can decide everything.

They play before:
2025 — Finland 2:1 Canada
2025 — Finland 5:3 Canada
2024 — Canada 5:3 Finland
2023 — Canada 4:1 Finland
2022 — Finland 4:3 (OT)
2021 — Finland 4:1 Canada
2021 — Finland 2:3 (OT)
2019 — Finland 3:1 Canada
2019 — Finland 3:1 Canada
This rivalry has been razor thin for years. Canada may be priced as the favorite but Finland has repeatedly shown they can flip the script.
I try make profit with Fin for start, but Canada will be winner totally i think

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Late night hockey tension incoming:
Slovakia vs Finland

Finland comes in as the clear favorite, but this matchup has never been simple. These teams know each other well and tournament games between them usually get physical, tight, and emotional.

Slovakia already proved this year they can hurt Finland. That alone keeps this game far from predictable.

Recent results:
2026 — Slovakia 4:1 Finland
2025 — Finland 2:1 Slovakia
2022 — Finland 4:2 Slovakia
2022 (Olympics) — Finland 2:0 Slovakia
2019 — Finland 4:2 Slovakia
2016 — Finland 5:0 Slovakia
2015 — Finland 3:0 Slovakia

Finland may control the long-term trend but Slovakia has already shown they can flip the script.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Canada vs USA

The rivalry. The intensity. The history.
The market barely leans Canada’s way and that tells you everything. This is as close as it gets. One mistake. One power play. One overtime bounce. That’s all it takes.
These teams don’t just play each other they test each other. Finals, semifinals, Olympic clashes this matchup never disappoints.

Recent history:
2025 — Canada 3:2 (OT)
2025 — USA 3:1
2022 — USA 4:2
2021 — Canada 4:2
2021 — USA 5:1
2019 — Canada 3:0
2018 — USA 4:1
2018 — USA 5:4
2016 — Canada 4:2
2016 — Canada 4:3
There is no safe favorite here.
Only pressure. Only pride. Only rivalry.
Buckle up.
Good luck everyone.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Canada vs USA: That was a hard win

Yeah, the game was pretty even honestly felt like a 50/50 setup. Maybe Team USA just caught a bit more luck than the Canadians this time, but either way, it was a beautiful match. High tempo, tight plays, pure volatility till the final whistle.

This round, the odds closed in favor of the Americans. Green candle for USA, small pullback for Canada. But that’s how the game goes cycles, momentum shifts, short-term dominance.

And trust me, next Olympics the Canadians will come back with extra fuel. Nothing builds long term bullish pressure like a tough loss.

So did you manage to catch some profit on this one? Or just enjoyed the show?

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

T1 vs BNK FEARX - who is better?

Yesterday I randomly stumbled into a game and boom, got pulled in like during peak altseason. Totally hooked. Watching this showdown feels like staring at a live bulls vs bears battle on the chart.

What I loved most? The outcome stays uncertain all the way till the final. No obvious pump or dump signals. Pure volatility +20%, then -15%, back and forth like a proper futures market. If your nerves are solid, you can ride those percentage swings multiple times.

I’m definitely staying tuned to this match the vibe feels like a token right before listing.

How’s your portfolio doing? Green candles or we retesting support again?

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Canada or France?

Alright, here the outcome looks almost priced in.
On paper it’s pretty obvious Canada is the heavyweight, deep roster, strong fundamentals. But hey markets love chaos.
What if France pulls off a miracle and actually puts up a fight? That’s where the real upside is.
High risk, high reward. Underdog plays always come with juicy potential profit.
Feels like a classic scenario: safe money on the favorite, but the real ROI hunters are eyeing the long shot.
So are you already in the game, or still waiting for a better entry?

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Men's Hockey Denmark or Latvia?

Now it’s not that clear anymore.
If you’re thinking about jumping into this play, you’ll definitely need some patience.
The matchup is tight both sides look very similar in form and structure, so this could swing either way. Total coin-flip energy.
Still, if I had to lean one way, I’d say Denmark has a slight edge. Maybe stronger momentum, maybe just a better read on the flow. But in games like this, narratives can flip fast one goal and the whole market sentiment shifts.
Anyway, we won’t have to wait long. The final result will drop soon enough.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Another spicy matchup on today’s board.

Two strong squads, both a bit unpredictable which means volatility is guaranteed. On paper, the Germans might not be in peak form right now. Momentum looks slightly weak, maybe a small dip in confidence. But we all know how this works sometimes a team that looks shaky suddenly flips the script and sends it.

Underdog energy can be dangerous. One early goal and sentiment shifts instantly. What looks like a red candle pre-game can turn into a full breakout rally.

What do I think? If Germany stabilizes defensively and catches rhythm early, they absolutely have upset potential. But if they start slow, stronger opponents will capitalize fast.

Now, if we zoom out and check the historical chart, here’s what we see
2025 USA drops a 6:3 pump.
2024 another strong move, 6:1 domination.
2023 Germany pulls an overtime upset, 4:3. That was a sharp counter-trend spike.
2023 Germany again edges it 3:2. Short-term bullish momentum.
2022 USA reclaims control, 3:2.
2021 massive 6:1 breakout by USA.
2021 clean 2:0 close.
2019 USA wins 3:1.
2018 strong 3:0 statement.
2017 Germany sneaks a 2:1 win.

[Thearbi @zhuravlioff]

Girona FC vs FC Barcelona

An interesting showdown is coming up soon.
I’ll be watching the game closely, trying to catch that profit wave.
Now, let’s take a look at the previous games to get a sense of how things might play out:If we check the past matchups, we’ve seen a mix of solid gains and some unexpected dips.
The key is understanding the pattern and seeing how both teams react under pressure.
This could be one of those matches where history repeats itself, or maybe we’ll witness a surprising, are we betting on the trend, or looking for a potential breakout?
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Barcelona Wins: 6
Girona Wins: 2
Draws: 2

18.10.25: Barcelona 2–1 Girona
30.03.25: Barcelona 4–1 Girona
15.09.24: Girona 1–4 Barcelona
04.05.24: Girona 4–2 Barcelona
10.12.23: Barcelona 0–0 Girona
10.04.23: Barcelona 0–0 Girona
28.01.23: Girona 0–3 Barcelona
24.07.21: Barcelona 3–1 Girona
16.09.20: Barcelona 0–2 Girona
23.09.19: Barcelona 1–0 Girona

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