@inmortalcrypto It’s 2026 and Mfers still haven't realized that RSI is a recursive filter with infinite memory that asymptotically saturates at extremes, rather than a finite-window operator that mechanically reverts to the mean once a volatility impulse exits its temporal horizon.
Repeating mass crowd psychology suggests low $50K Bitcoin (1.618 log Fib extension - 55MA)
This is when price comes into harmony with fear and hope
Price drops low enough for fear to break some, yet also low enough to become attractive enough for others to invest hope into again
Cycles may change, but collective human behavior rarely does
Ross Kemp: “Why you so quiet?”
🇵🇸Child: “They SH0T My Grandmother, My Grandmother, My Sister, My Aunt, My Uncles.”
Ross Kemp: “Who did this?”
🇵🇸Child: “The J€W$”
Ross Kemp Visited Kids in Palestine 2010. Shocking Interview with Orphans
Sharing Their Stories.
“I was fired, arrested and jailed for four days in solitary confinement in a high security prison.
For what? For posting about civilians k!lled in Gaza. I am Meir Baruchin, a history and civics teacher in Tel Aviv..”
@Partisan_12 Burkina Faso’s🇧🇫 Ibrahim Traoré: "It's not terrorism, it's imperialism. Their objective is to keep us in a permanent war, prevent us from developing, and continue to exploit our resources."
the only reason why you enter a trade is to exit it.
think about it - this is very important! you're only buying something because you think you can at some point sell it at a higher price.
basically, once in a trade you should be looking for reasons to exit the trade - not looking of reassurances, checking on twitter/x if so-and-so confirms your bias, or explaining to yourself how and why you are right. NO!
if you're in a position you should be looking for reasons why you shouldn't be in that position. ask yourself "where am i wrong?" and "what am i not seeing?".
in other words, apply the scientific process to your trading/investing:
1. make an hypothesis
2. look to disprove it
3. if you've disproved it - go back to #1 - if you can't disprove it, assume that #1 is correct and go back to #2
the true scientist NEVER tries to prove his thesis. what you do is you try to disprove it! and having a position is like having an hypothesis - which always comes with an emotional bias.
don't try to be proven right - try to be proven wrong!
-- professor few