Wrune

Longtime crypto investor. #BTC Maxi

[Killa @KillaXBT]

Study this... ATH to ATH.

It took 1,190 days for $BTC to print a new ATH in the first cycle.

It took 1,085 days in the second cycle.

It took 854 days in the third cycle.

Using the same historical timing, we're looking at a minimum of a new ATH in Jan 2028, with a strong possibility it happens even earlier if the diminishing cycle effect continues. (Late 2027 Q4).

That means a move from the current price of $59.2K back to $126K would be a gain of over 110% in roughly 1.5 years.

No other market will outperform that increase.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

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[LAMYN 🍓🇧🇪 @blaugranab30701]

La réaction de tuchel ce jour là, je m’en lasserai jamais mdrr

[Wrune @GarNagy]

@Bitcoin_trucker @jasonpizzino Ummmmm. Its the complete opposite of a bear post.

[Nebraskangooner @Nebraskangooner]

A look at #Bitcoin historical bottoming pattern using Fibonacci levels

2013 - 2017 - 2021 - Present

Fibonacci instant reversal zone has never failed to be the EXACT bottom.

Will this time be different?

[Killa @KillaXBT]

The targets keep getting lower, and lower, and lower.

Last cycle, $BTC never retested the first candle FVG.

This cycle, it's at 44.9K.

If we repeat prior price action, that gap may never get filled, and we may not see a retest of $40K at all.

[Krown @KrownCryptoCave]

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[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

didn't see that coming

[Scient @Crypto_Scient]

S/O to @SailorManCrypto — one of the most underrated accounts on CT IMO.

Shares A+ setups using very simple, repeatable trading concepts instead of overcomplicating things.

Very similar trading style to what I personally follow.

Been watching him work his ass off and deliver quality content day in and day out.

His educational content is genuinely solid for newer traders.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Doctors and diabetes

1797: "Feed the diabetic patient meat and fat. The symptoms vanish."

1860s: "Remove starch and sugar. Prescribe meat, eggs, and butter. The disease retreats."

1920s: "The diet is the medicine. Without it the child dies."

1923: "Insulin will help. The diet is still essential."

1950s: "Manage with diet first. Drugs are a last resort."

1977: "Eat more carbohydrate. Eat less fat."

1990s: "Diabetics should derive 55 to 60% of calories from carbohydrate."

2000s: "Take this drug to manage the blood sugar caused by the diet we recommended."

2010s: "Diabetes is a chronic, progressive disease. Lifelong management is required."

2026: "Reversal is not a real medical concept. Please collect your repeat prescription."

You: noticing that the disease was curable in 1797 and only became a lifelong subscription service after the food industry got a seat at the table.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

>Be Robert, villein in Worcestershire, year 1247
>Breakfast: barley pottage. Yesterday's pottage, reheated
>Lunch: barley pottage. The same pot
>Supper: barley pottage with a turnip in it, if the Lord is generous
>Bread is rye, dark, full of stones from the millstone. My teeth are paying for it
>Legumes daily. Peas and beans are the only things the strip will yield
>Vegetables from the hedgerow. Whatever the goat hasn't eaten
>Olive oil: never seen one. Olives do not grow in Worcestershire
>Meat: the lord hangs men for hunting his deer. I had a piece of bacon at Christmas
>Fish: a salted herring on Fridays in Lent, if the pedlar comes through
>Dairy: forbidden by the Church for one hundred and forty days a year
>Exercise: I plough the lord's field from sunrise until I cannot stand
>I am five foot four
>My teeth began falling out at twenty-three
>My wife died at twenty-nine
>Three of my five children are in the churchyard
>I will not see forty
>Fast forward eight hundred years
>A dietitian in 2026 holds up a leaflet of my exact diet and calls it the Mediterranean ideal
>Recommends it to a man with a desk job, a gym membership, and a working set of teeth
>For his health

[CobraTrader - 0.31 @kingcobratrader]

Welcome to the WORLD’S LARGEST Pitchfork.

This Pitchfork goes all the way back to 1974.

Ever since the 2009 financial crisis, the algorithms have been pumping the stock market nonstop, turning it into one giant fake-ass Ponzi scheme. Nothing breaks this machine until the median line gets hit.

I’ve tracked this Pitchfork for YEARS. Every single time price gets close, the market corrects. But now? We are getting extremely close.

I believe we are only months away from completing the final 5th wave that started in 2009. This entire run since then has been one massive blow-off move, and it ends when the algos dump their bags right at the top.

Believe whatever the f you want. I don’t care.

But I know things that you don’t. And when that median line gets tagged (whenever it happens) I’ll be shorting the fuck out of the $SPY.

The crash that follows will be bigger than most people can comprehend.

I’m staking my entire reputation on this call. I know how rigged this market is. I don’t care what headlines they use to explain the collapse: they’ll invent some narrative like they always do.

But the truth will be simple: the algorithms start dumping like there’s no tomorrow.

Save this post. Hold me accountable.

If I’m wrong about a major crash once the median line is hit, I’ll delete my entire X account.

See you at the top.

~KingCobra

[Peter Schiff @PeterSchiff]

Hank Paulson Warns of Debt Crisis He Helped Create
https://t.co/GFrpz84apy

[Wrune @GarNagy]

@profstonge Finally some good news 😅

[Robert ₿reedlove @Breedlove22]

Low testosterone is making men easier to control (and no one is talking about it):

Here's what the data actually shows & exactly how to fix it ( w/ Dr. Ken Berry):

Ten years ago the lab cutoff for "normal" testosterone was 350 ng/dL.

Then it became 300.

Now Labcorp and Quest (the two biggest labs in the country) say that if your testosterone is above 249 you are normal.

A man at 251 ng/dL gets told by his doctor that his testosterone is fine – then goes home wondering why he can’t focus, can’t recover, and doesn’t feel driven about anything.

Here's what no one will ever tell you:

Every functional cell in your brain is loaded with testosterone receptors.

When those receptors are underfed it is not just libido that suffers but your focus, motivation, and ability to think clearly.

Blood samples stored from the 1910s and 1920s show testosterone levels were 50 to 150% higher than the average man today.

(An 18-year-old in 1920 had 2–3x the testosterone of an 18-year-old today.)

Now connect these dots:

1. High blood sugar
2. High insulin
3. High inflammation
4. Low testosterone

That combination produces a man who drags himself to work, half-asses his day, drags himself home, pays his taxes and questions nothing.

Think about who benefits from expanding that demographic across an entire population of men.

The stereotype is also completely backwards...

The perfect man is the one who could hurt you if he needed to, could destroy you intellectually if he needed to – but has the calmness and self-control to do neither unless absolutely necessary.

Sovereignty is the power to act as you see fit, and it is exactly what testosterone makes possible.

Now here's how to start fixing your testosterone:

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

I love this

[Scient @Crypto_Scient]

The earliest sign of a $BTC bottom will be a clean breakout of the macro downtrend that started at $126k.

As long as price is trading below that trend,
expect shallow bounces and endless chop.

No need to overthink it —
Trend defines the environment.

#BTC #BTCUSDT

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Your body runs on two fuels.

Glucose and ketones.

Every cell in your body can run on either.

With one exception.

Cancer cells have damaged mitochondria.

Damaged mitochondria cannot process ketones.

They run primarily on glucose, and to a lesser extent on glutamine, but ketones are off the menu entirely.

This is called the Warburg Effect.
It has been observed, documented, and replicated across multiple cancer types for nearly a century.

PET scans, the imaging technology used to locate tumours, work by injecting radioactive glucose and watching where it concentrates.

The glucose concentrates in the tumours.

Because the tumours are consuming glucose at an accelerated rate.

Because their broken mitochondria leave them almost no other choice.

The PET scan works because cancer loves glucose.

The dietitian recommending complex carbohydrates to cancer patients has had a PET scan explained to them.

These two facts exist in the same hospital.

On the same floor.

They have not been introduced to each other.

[Interesting things @awkwardgoogle]

A father fought through a strong windstorm to save the tree his daughter planted before she passed away… a quiet reminder of a parent’s endless love 🥹

[Peter St Onge, Ph.D. @profstonge]

Canada just lost 109,000 jobs in 2 months.

In US terms that’s almost 1 million jobs.

Meanwhile food inflation just hit 7.3% — the highest in the G7. And 60% of Canadians are borrowing to buy groceries.

Carney is sacrificing regular Canadians to score points on Donald Trump.