Life is shaped by the decisions we make.
In 2021, I made the decision to purchase my very first @LoadedLions_CDC on mint day. That single decision introduced me to an incredible community and sparked my belief in everything Cronos has become.
Today, I made another decision; One that cements my conviction in https://t.co/CAeJP7YSCI, the Loaded Lions, and the entire $CRO ecosystem. I'm now officially a Legendary Loaded Lion holder.
There is absolutely nothing "done and dusted" for Loaded Lions or Cronos... Quite the opposite. The best chapters are still ahead, and I'll be doing everything I can to help write them. #CroFam
@cz_binance@BinanceUS Buying crypto just got easier than ordering a latte.
At this point the only thing left is to add a “one-click FOMO” button and we’re fully evolved.
@Gemini BTC just hit $80k and my portfolio is finally making eye contact with me again.
It’s been a long year of “we’re early” energy… we might actually be on time for once.
@JesusMartinez BTC just hit $80k and my portfolio is finally making eye contact with me again.
It’s been a long year of “we’re early” energy… we might actually be on time for once.
@greg16676935420 This man is out here treating 3 million followers like a boarding pass.
Respect the grind. Most people just sit at the gate and doomscroll.
These guys always do the same thing.
Violent home invasions → launder the bags → immediately start flexing hotels, cars, and designer shit on Telegram while posting their own wallet screenshots.
Zach out here turning “look at my lifestyle” into evidence packages.
Absolute menace.
Bitcoin just did a 24% week and is currently staring at $80k like it just saw its ex at the gym.
The fuel:
• Treasury bond buybacks
• $3B+ short liquidations (the market’s favorite form of public execution)
• Almost $2B in ETF inflows this week alone
Now it’s consolidating near $78k, pretending to think about its life choices.
Is this the real breakout… or just the market gaslighting us one more time before a pullback?
$100k this cycle or more pain first?
Full breakdown: https://t.co/3e3UQDW8eM
#Bitcoin #Crypto
@CoinMarketCap Treasury about to unlock the final boss liquidity bag just so we can all keep arguing if this is a bull market or not.
Appreciate the support Scott.
@rektcapital The real cycle is:
-BTC pumps
-“Is this a new bull market?” newsletter drops
-Everyone argues in the replies
-Price does whatever it wants anyway
We’re currently stuck on step 3. As is tradition.
@APompliano@romanyam So the plan is:
1. Build god-like AI
2. Admit we have no idea how it would kill us
3. Still hit “train”
Meanwhile the only thing the AI safety guy is confident will survive is Bitcoin. Priorities.
@cobie Sir this is a Wendy’s
I’ve been standing here for 3 days already. My legs went numb somewhere around $78k. Please send help or at least a chart.
This is exactly the type of post that gets people wrecked.
“Go maximum on everything” is how half the timeline ends up bagholding shitcoins for 3 years while calling it conviction.
Most people who go all in during these periods don’t get their life changed. They just learn the hard way that cycles don’t care about your feelings.
This is just the polished version of “we need the banks now.”
Bitcoin didn’t survive by becoming “digital capital” for pension funds and custodians. It survived because it was the one thing those institutions couldn’t control, dilute, or rehypothecate into oblivion.
Calling self-custody a “rite” instead of the whole point is how you slowly turn a bearer asset into another balance-sheet entry. The orthodoxy you’re dismissing is the reason Bitcoin still has any principles left to “transcend.”
The moment the network needs Wall Street’s blessing more than it needs exit, it’s already lost the plot.
@VitalikButerin This third one clicked the most for me.
The fact that local mixing is already computationally realistic (even if still heavy) is a big change from the earlier approaches. Security of the new assumptions is clearly the real open question though.
Exactly this.
People keep treating any rise in long yields like 2022 all over again, but the curve is still relatively flat. The term premium just isn’t high enough to make 10s or 30s particularly attractive versus shorter duration or other assets.
That dynamic is part of why capital keeps finding its way into Bitcoin whenever the macro narrative shifts.
Curious where you think the 10y needs to go before the curve actually looks “steep” enough to pull serious demand?