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$BTC 1D Chart Analysis We have held the bullish divergence on the 1D chart between the RSI and price action. So far.
Price action just broke resistance at $57K. I'm hoping to see an S/R flip and turn $57K into support on the 1 day. We are backed up by a strong hidden bullish divergence.
A hidden bullish divergence is a 90% accurate signal that says you're going to make a higher high. Being more accurate on higher time frames such as the 1D. The 200 MAs and support and resistance are key!
There is a lot of liquidity in the $50K and $72K zones. Price action is attracted to high liquidity zones.
The 1 Hr and 4 Hr Stochastic RSI are in the overbought region. While higher time frames are looking oversold and gearing up for a push to the upside.
The charts are hinting at possible short-term correction if $57K can not be filpped. Allowing the 1 and 4 Hr stochastic RSI to reset.
Anything can happen at any time.
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I’ve learned this personally, and want to pass it on:
Take on a hobby and commit to it weekly for a year.
It’s not necessarily about having fun, it’s about teaching yourself to suffer during the learning process, and not giving up. It’s actually a process of character building. It’s about making time to practice and participate. It’s about holding yourself accountable.
When you learn to stick to something , it will carry over into all aspects of your life, because you get familiar with what it takes to win. You become friends with the struggle.
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I just got off the phone with someone who attended RH’s discovery hearing this morning. At their request, I will not mention them by name, but I can’t possibly thank them enough for the incredibly valuable information they were able to provide. For future reference, the courthouse staff took everyone’s devices away except for the lawyers, so nobody could record anything if they wanted to.
For background, it’s incredibly unusual for anyone besides attorneys and the judge to be at discovery hearings. It’s rare that the parties themselves are there. Those types of hearings are boring af, and most of the ones I’ve seen or been part of consist of attorneys complaining about stuff while the judge tries to make the children stop fighting. The average citizen takes zero interest in them. I’m sure seeing even one person watching the hearing was a surprise to everyone there, but I’m very grateful for the info.
There was some conversation about #HEX, #PLS, and #PLSX and whether or not they will be represented. The SEC seemed to acknowledge that those are not actual entities and simply code. I’m not sure how that issue will get resolved, but I assume we’ll learn more as we see this case move along. I’m not sure what good it would do to have an attorney represent code, since there’s no method of effectively communicating with or advising a client that doesn’t actually exist. It’s also hard to get non-existent clients to sign retainer agreements that are required by the state bar, or to pay their bills. So this idea creates a whole host of real world problems.
Not unexpectedly, the SEC is looking for discovery on pretty much every issue right now and wants basically unfettered access to information about RH, his communications, his devs, influencers in the community, etc. The judge apparently wasn’t willing to entertain those types of blanket requests, which is the right call. Discovery is not a fishing expedition (a term used often by courts), and overbroad requests routinely get narrowed or denied altogether. I expect that to be the case here based on what I heard.
She ordered the parties to discuss and come up with a more limited, targeted discovery plan and set a hearing for May 2 (which the court indicated may be telephonic, so we may be able to all listen in).
It sounds like the court thought the SEC’s requests were too broad (this makes sense) and also noted that 19 months or so have passed since the SEC’s service of its subpoena. Not following up or trying to enforce something you served 19 months earlier doesn’t scream urgency, and from what I understood from my source, that’s how the court saw it as well.
In a pretty cool move, my source also stopped and chatted with RH’s attorneys after the hearing, and said that RH’s lawyers were supremely confident in RH’s position, not just with respect to this hearing, but with respect to their ability to prevail against the SEC. That’s actually a pretty remarkable thing for attorneys to just tell someone outright, unless they’re talking to a journalist or some other media figure and they want to get that message out to the people. Maybe that was the case here. Who knows? But it’s certainly nice to hear that directly from RH’s team.
My source also said that RH’s lawyers told them that it would be great to have more people show up to support RH during upcoming hearings. So remember this for the October 24 oral argument, which will be the biggest event of this case so far. If you’re anywhere near NYC and can make it, it looks like RH’s attorneys think a packed courtroom might help send a message.
Again, many, many thanks for the info!
#Ethereum. 11 of my lawyers are fighting for your rights. They just filed this motion to dismiss with the SEC. The fact pattern here seems superior to the fact patterns of other cases you see in the courts, and as such it's a wonderful place to make a stand! Check out the strong First Amendment arguments. This affects free speech, open source software and more.
Crypto projects, consider asking your lawyers to file an amicus brief in this now ripe case. Amici are best served well before the SEC's brief is filed (3 months from now), though this court has no official guidelines. Good precedent set, is good for everyone. Bad precedent set, is bad for everyone.
Due to this court's individual rules, this brief has been served on the SEC but will not be shown on the public docket until all briefing is complete in August. It is still a public document and free to share at this point.
This link is only valid for 2 weeks. Feel free to tag other crypto communities and important twitter accounts! This affects more than crypto.
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Nikola Tesla's prediction of a smartphone, Collier’s magazine interview, 1926:
"When wireless is perfectly applied the whole earth will be converted into a huge brain, which in fact it is, all things being particles of a real and rhythmic whole. We shall be able to communicate with one another instantly, irrespective of distance. Not only this, but through television and telephony we shall see and hear one another as perfectly as though we were face to face, despite intervening distances of thousands of miles; and the instruments through which we shall be able to do his will be amazingly simple compared with our present telephone. A man will be able to carry one in his vest pocket."
US Steel aquired by Nippon Steel for scrap. Because regulations alone cost between $25,000 and $50,000 a year per employee, while so-called “free trade” deals gut American manufacturing and the towns that depended on it.
Years ago this would have been the story of the year, but now it's happening all the time. And Washington's just fine with it.