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[Jules Urbach @JulesUrbach]

Big step into a larger world… @nvidia @otoy #octane #render

[Avi @AviFelman]

While I appreciate the discourse around diversification being “bad” it’s only true insofar as you can figure out what “good” investments are vs “bad” investments, and historically no one has been able to do that over a long period of time.

There may be short windows where you concentrate into obvious bets but steady state diversification is in fact the right move.

[ً @trading_axe]

I don't think people here even realize how close Bitcoin [and by extension crypto] is to mainstream headlines again.

There's a final hurdle above us, right around the Yearly Open.

That hurdle is the difference between coins doubling, tripling and even quadrupling in mere weeks.

The "MEAT OF THE MOVE" is that.

You know it's funny,

We figured that gold selling off would result in a rotation to BTC [digital gold],

Instead it all went to stocks/equities/energy ETFs etc.

The entirety of TradFi seems to have no stop, it's just day after day after day of bull mode.

So where does that put BTC?

You could argue that it's a "deadcat bounce" - but deadcat bounces are mostly fast and short-lived [they can aggressively shoot up a significant amount, not arguing against that].

But a bottoming structure for 85 days followed by numerous fakeouts to the downside and then MORE CHOP upwards is the CLOSEST you'll get to "feeling" a REAL impulse move ferment.

It's heating up, right under HTF resistance.

Coiled up like a snake.

If we were truly bearish [meaning sellers are in control],

We would've broke down further by now.

Arguing that BTC will get that "last leg down" IF TradFi rolls over is stupid.

Perhaps, just perhaps,

If we go with the above that gold selling off "rotated" to people buying up stocks,

One could argue that TradFi selling off is bullish for crypto.

The last rotation.

There's no need to overcomplicate this.

~ Dr. Axius.

[Brandon Luu, MD @BrandonLuuMD]

Literally just having a delusional golden retriever mindset measurably changes outcomes and physiology.

Sleep badly? Convince yourself you're well rested.
Stressful day? Convince yourself it's fuel.
Failed? Convince yourself it's useful data.

[STEPH IS CRYPTO @Steph_iscrypto]

NEW: Quant Network just received a European patent for its secure multi-distributed ledger system.

[🉐 Crypto Linn @crypto_linn]

“life is risk, and then you die”

[Mercury @TraderMercury]

I don’t short.

I’m here for the upside. I believe in crypto longterm, and think this industry has more asymmetric opportunities than any other sector of finance

I am so sorry if your experience in the recent bullmarket doesn’t reflect that belief, as we ran a coin to $5b valuation based the thesis that “the dog has a hat”, but…

skill issue.

this is the only place where people can farm airdrops for entirely free, and then be (rightfully) underwhelmed when they’re ONLY rewarded with low-5 figures

that’s amazing.

so it inherently feels counterintuitive to bet on downside

not to mention that getting stopped out on shorts makes it significantly harder to find good long entries for the moves that actually matter - not just in practice, but also psychologically.

but there’s even more to it: I should also point out that I’m in it for the long-run

where most in crypto are [likely] attempting to ‘get rich quick’, my system needs longer time horizons for favorable variance to reward me long-term

so the goal is longevity, not ‘making it’ in a year, or in a bullrun.

making it is a side-effect,

and burnout is real.

I’ve traded this market for almost 9 years now.

if you’re familiar with the feeling of mania: you can attest that at some point there comes a time where you confide in your friends, near the highs, that you’d actually prefer the market to slowdown / selloff

bull markets are incredibly draining. no matter how much money you’re making at the time, there’s a higher magnitude of manual effort necessary in order to efficiently extract value from the market

you’re either “locked in” or missing out.

one must stay in tune with the market in hopes of catching the latest news/narrative, rotation, memecoin, or managing positions effectively

and there’s a sense of guilt for NOT spending 12-16 hours a day at the screens in that kind of environment

so why then, would I put in the same amount of effort and energy, for the downside?

the reason why I started trading in the first place was to escape the matrix of the average 9-5, not to work 80 hours at a computer desk for the rest of my life

this ‘long-only’ mindset gets criticized frequently by other traders (grown men on the internet that genuinely get upset at how other grown men trade)

but it’s been the thing that has provided me the most peace throughout the years

by the time the infrequent rallies, which even somewhat resemble a bullmarket, are presented once again: I’m refreshed and ready to go

furthermore, the longer I’ve forced myself to adhere to this mindset, the more content I’ve become with it

avoiding significant drawdown periods, preserving capital, and therefore increasing purchasing power for subsequent rallies, has always proven to be sufficient

and I’ve found myself frothing at the idea of exponentially lower prices just as much as I daydream about exponentially higher prices, even though only one of those scenarios directly benefits me in the short-term.

I hope you’ve enjoyed the read.

Much love and goodluck🖤

[San ⭕ @SanNL11]

Murex, which 65% of top 100 global banks use, are pushing $QNT to 140k professional followers🔥

And this quote 🗣️🗣️ is interesting👀:

“We currently have ten clients live with MX.3 for Digital Assets, but there is a much wider pipeline – with over 40 clients who have approached us and we anticipate more to come next year”

🔮🔮🔮🔮🔮🔮🔮🔮

[Jay ® ⭕️ ⛓️ @JayJayKan]

@Salad_Chefs, A 60k+ GPU network integrating with @rendernetwork is not small news 🙌

I made a quick RNP-023 breakdown covering the key mechanics, token logic, and why this could be a meaningful step for the network.
Enjoy!

$RENDER

[SightBringer @_The_Prophet__]

⚡️Alcohol is a socially legalized self-poisoning ritual that culture still flatters because it is old, profitable, and woven into status, celebration, and relief.

Most people still treat alcohol like a harmless lifestyle accessory with a few edge-case downsides. That is fantasy. Alcohol degrades sleep, recovery, judgment, mood stability, training quality, metabolic control, and long horizon health. It also has the uniquely stupid feature of making people feel like the damage is connection, sophistication, or decompression.

The real pattern is simpler. More alcohol means more damage. Frequent alcohol means compounding damage. Nightly alcohol is one of the dumbest normalized habits in modern life because it feels mild while quietly wrecking recovery.

The deepest truth is that alcohol’s biggest advantage is that it is familiar. People forgive it because they grew up around it. If alcohol were discovered today and introduced as a new consumer chemical that mildly reduces inhibition, worsens sleep, raises accident risk, increases long run disease burden, and trains people to borrow mood from tomorrow, respectable society would call it a public health disaster.

The line about offsetting damage with sunlight, exercise, and nutrition is weak. Those things make a person healthier. They do not transform alcohol into a smart choice. They help absorb the blow better. That is different. Stronger baseline health does not make repeated self-sabotage magically coherent.

So the real answer is simple.

Zero is best.
Rare is far better than regular.
Nightly is stupid.
Bingeing is barbaric.

The cultural defense of alcohol is way stronger than the biological case for it.

Where to stand on it?

Treat alcohol like an expensive tax on clarity, recovery, and future health. If someone still wants to pay that tax occasionally, fine. But call it what it is. Stop dressing it up as wellness, balance, or harmless fun.

[Steve Magness @stevemagness]

The longer I coach, the more I’m convinced that it’s mostly about putting people in a place where they can perform out of joy, curiosity, exploring their potential, and taking on a challenge.

Too often we let fear, protecting our self or our ego take over.

[🥖Tokenicer✲⥃⬢ @Tokenicer]

Safe to say $QNT bagged a financial giant via the Murex partnership

Just look at the partners/integrations

• Accenture
• Microsoft
• IBM
• Oracle‼️
• CLS
• DTCC
• LSEG

Most of retail probably hasn't heard of Murex

And there's a reason to that.

They operate in the backend as critical financial infrastructure for capital markets.

They're not meant for retail use or knowledge.

Exactly like how Overledger is positioned🧠

[San ⭕ @SanNL11]

Token proof

[San ⭕ @SanNL11]

Let this sink in 🤯🔥

Murex touches ~25% of global FX volume.
Global FX = ~$9.5 TRILLION per day. Yes, DAILY.

Now connect the dots…

$QNT (not even top 60..) is integrating into this world, while also being embedded in:
• Tokenized deposits (GBTD 🇬🇧) with some of the world largst banks
• Digital euro infrastructure, 28 central banks (ECB🇪🇺🏦
• Bank of England synch labs (multiple parts) 💷
• Oracle blockchain stack (leading enterprise platform)🔮
• Central bank of Japan 🇯🇵 (confirmed by employee, usecase still unknown ⏳)
• And more behind the scenes under NDA, and not even mentioning likes of SIA, RLN etc

None of this is live. But it will be🤝

This is a once-in-a-cycle asymmetry play. 🚀

[San ⭕ @SanNL11]

Soon🔥

[Knowledge Up Only @KnowledgeUpOnly]

Another pilot? No.

Programmable tokenization directly into the systems that already handle a 25% of global FX and the majority of the world’s largest banks (65 of the top 100).

Including many of the biggest names like UBS, JPMorgan, Bank of China.

That's the Quant way.

$QNT

[Horse @TheFlowHorse]

I saw this and a variation of it maybe a year ago. I genuinely remind myself of this once a day. You don’t know until you experience it.

[T @TorayKortan]

The significance of golds increase was likely pricing in the severity of what’s already happening and could be coming.

By the time it’s in the headlines, those chasing a safe haven are taking it off those who prop up the asset beforehand. As always, the charts tell the truth, the media gives the aftermath. This tells us what is happening now geopolitically is not a random event.

The question as always is who knew the news?

This brings me to my next point…

If this is possibly the buy the rumour sell the news…

And Bitcoin begins to carve a detachment from what is currently happening, isolating itself from the current events…

Where does that leave Bitcoin?

It’s already down -50%, it’s been pricing in something…

Do ya see my point?

Where does the money flow next?

The next move may happen before the headlines catch up.

Iran just took it to the next level, this is where retail panic spreads and gold that’s already moved is chased, but it’s already done a good chunk of the move, how much more pricing in is needed?

The war now edges closer to becoming more monetary oriented.

Another digital ‘safe haven’ may need a repricing, as long as the power grid remains in tact of course. Then again, maybe one side having their mining capabilities crippled in retaliation doesn’t negatively impact the price.

Don’t chase what’s already moved. Look at what still hasn’t.

Just some thoughts on this fine Sunday afternoon.

[Knowledge Up Only @KnowledgeUpOnly]

Quant is literally at the table building the blueprint for how central banks and commercial banks will tokenize liabilities.

$QNT isn't a bet on a crypto narrative. It's a toll booth play on the infrastructure of the next financial system.