@i_am_jackis Thank you chef!! ❤️
Yeah I know thats why I asked you for a little help. I wasn't active a lot because of this markets... but know I am getting back, and I will watch you guys:)
Did you ever watched Benjamin Cowen on yt because I wanna know what you think about his thoughts?
@i_am_jackis 🤣🤣 you can tell me just 4 its fine and I will backtest those 4 but my main strategy works better on more pairs. I am doing live testing now but already building another one just in case first one goes wrong😅
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Save yourself hours of work per week from endless loops.
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We could see 100B added to the altcoin market in the upcoming weeks.
Ever since the capitulation happened on February 6th the market has ranged, absorbed all the worst news & failed to continue lower.
If it manages to break higher from this range, bears should be flipping quickly (friendly advice)
Some coins already frontrunning that and broke out. Our closed circle already positioned in those.
If you wanna hedge any bearish outcome, this is likely the time.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. J
I truly hope people are doing ok.
There is more to life than the markets.
I have made some of the dumbest mistakes imaginable in the past and still make mistakes all the time.
This market will shape the way you invest in the future, just don't forget the lessons learned.
$BTC $ETH
Damn it, stop complaining and enjoy yourselves!
Now stop shitting yourselves and stock up on snacks in this box in case the nuclear bomb keeps buying in the boxes below! Ahahaha
Retweet and enjoy
While I was gone, the crypto market behaved exactly as expected and confirmed the HTF bearish momentum with two weeks rejection at range highs & follow through in the latest one.
From my view, the market is signaling that further downside is more than likely and unless we get some level reclaims, such is the bias.
And what about you? Are you expecting a turn around from these prices, this being a "bait" or positioned for a further downside? Or have you moved to stocks/commodities only at last?
$BTC
Updating this fractal as well.
Similarities with 2022 are becoming more evident.
Weekly RSI clearly showing weakness.
I have also added the weekly trend and it gives confluence with this thesis.
For those still paying attention in this market.
@PerleLabs season 1 goes live today. Some research notes important to highlight:
Contributors earn points and credentials along the way, which may translate into future rewards. In beta, they processed ~1.7M tasks in <2 months.
Participation is structured around real AI training tasks → accuracy-based reputation → access to higher-value work.
Team comes from @scale_AI and Perle is approaching AI training data as a sovereign, on-chain system.
Worth the participation imo.
As long as we hold green (bullish point of control) there's actually good odds this was more than just a relief rally.
Yet, it makes sense to take the other perspective into account as well where a $35,000 drop on Bitcoin getting retraced by a $15-20,000 bounce is still bearish price action.
IF the top was effectively in that is. Which will become more and more clear.
In that particular case I don't believe we would enter a traditional bear market however.
Something that more or less resembles 2019 (shorter in time and even less severe as there will be diminishing corrections as Bitcoin grows larger).
It means we get another leg down before things get better.
But ever since we hit $80,000 and I flipped short term bullish till ~ $100k I'm monitoring the markets willingness to hold the bullish point of control here.
I'm a fan of mostly taking it level by level in times where there are an equal number of good arguments for being bullish or bearish.
Psychological tricks 101.
During the last 10 years, smart money shaped the behavior of people by reinforcing beliefs that were easy to internalize and easy to repeat across cycles:
• Spread the illusion of a “quick rich scheme,” especially appealing if you’re starting from nothing.
Simple narratives, low entry barriers, outsized upside.
Complexity hidden, hope amplified.
• Instilled fear around “frequent hacks” and exchange failures, pushing people toward hardware wallets and self-custody, encouraging long-term holding (so people wouldn't have sell)
• Normalized extreme volatility as something virtuous.
Drawdowns became “healthy corrections,” crashes became “opportunities,” and pain became proof of conviction.
• Turned holding into a moral identity. “HODL,” “diamond hands,” “paper hands.”
Selling stopped being a financial decision and became a character flaw.
• Reframed losses as personal failure rather than structural risk. If you lost money, you didn’t understand the tech, didn’t do enough research, or lacked discipline.
• Amplified survivorship bias through constant celebration of winners. Screenshots of gains everywhere, silence around losses, creating the illusion that success was common and inevitable.
• Repeated “we’re still early” indefinitely, regardless of market size, adoption curves, or diminishing returns, keeping new entrants psychologically committed.
• Replaced traditional valuation metrics with abstract concepts.
“Network effects,” “store of value,” “number go up,” narratives that couldn’t be falsified in the short term.
• Encouraged locking mechanisms like staking, vesting, and long-term incentives, further reducing circulating supply and making exits slower and harder.
• Portrayed every collapse as a cleansing event. “Weak hands shaken out,” “builders stay,” turning systemic failure into narrative renewal.
• Forced cycle pattern “repetitiveness”.
Build belief in a “simple and easy predictable flow of money”.
• Framed skepticism as ignorance or negativity.
Questioning the model meant “you don’t get it,” isolating critical thinkers from the group.
• Kept attention fixed on the next catalyst.
The next halving, upgrade, ETF, bull run. The future was always close enough to wait, never close enough to verify.
• Built a culture where patience was worshipped but timing was never taught.
Time in the market mattered, exits did not.
• Ensured belief outlasted cycles.
Even after losses, narratives survived, ready to be reactivated when liquidity returned.
The goal?
Keep people vulnerable enough to be constantly exploited.
In order to win the game, you need to question everything.
Each detail matters.