If you’re still struggling in this crypto market, do remember that you were handed the blueprints since 2024.
For the last 18 months, I’ve been pounding the table to sell everything into @HyperliquidX and to do everything you can to stack as much $HYPE as possible.
Everything changed in our industry when $HYPE launched and it will continue to attract the most amount of inflows.
We’re growing exponentially across every single vertical that matters: perps market share, RWA perps, AQA powered stablecoin yield, outcomes while operating at 99% net margins.
All of which accrues directly into the most pristine asset in all of crypto.
Hyperliquid.
Prev ATH buy pressure:
$1-2m a day from AF
New ATH buy pressure :
$1-2m a day from AF
~$3m per day from Purr
~$7m a day from ETFs
~$400k a day from AQA
Not sure what call sellers seeing that I’m missing. Pretty thin asset still
@ColinYurcisin Both of these are wrong. It was never “sell in May”. Imagine being bearish before new ATH’s. Start learning and then you will start earning lil bro, lil Jim Cramer. This is jokes though, you are a cool guy, but don’t be bearish when it is a dumb time to be bearish
When most people are considering selling and everyone is calling for the end of the magic internet money bull-cycle, it’s almost never a good time to sell.
Usually, when the real cycle top is in, nobody around you is thinking about selling.
As I said a few days ago:
“Bull markets are born on pessimism, grow on skepticism, mature on optimism, and die on euphoria.”
“And die on euphoria”—not on extreme fear.
Don’t you agree?
When it’s truly time to exit, people will be so blinded by green candles and new shiny bullish narratives that they’ll keep raising their targets, convinced the market will never slow down.
> “This is the real super cycle.”
> “Haven’t you seen what Trump said?”
> “The whole world is buying shitcoins.”
> “This is a new paradigm.”
That’s exactly when the music stops—and you’ll need to aggressively exit the magic internet money market.
But until then? I’d still ride the rollercoaster.
Right now, in all honesty, this looks like the worst time possible to leave the ship.
We just witnessed the biggest liquidation event in the history of Crypto, the market is drowning in extreme fear, and X is flooded with euphoric bears mocking holders and handing out dumb advice left and right.
I’ve seen many market tops in my life—this one doesn’t fit my criteria.
Don’t get me wrong, we’re in unprecedented times and anything can happen.
But I’d be shocked if this cycle ends in total disbelief while we have the most positive macro environment for Crypto in history.
My money is still where my mouth is—until it makes sense to do otherwise.
Final thoughts:
Don’t listen to trolls online.
Don’t listen to me.
Connect the dots.
Make your own decisions.
Because at the end of the day, it doesn’t matter how this plays out—what matters is that you made your move on your own terms.
Let’s check back in a few months and see who was right.
I’m here to play the macro cycle.
My goal has always been simple:
Buy magic internet money coins when nobody cares.
Sell them when euphoria is at its peak.
That’s it.
I’ve done it before, and it worked perfectly.
I’m not here to micro-manage my positions every day.
I’m not here to flip-flop my bias on every 2H candle.
I allocate money I’m willing to lose—funds I don’t need in the short term—and let the market play its course.
I’m not a good example for most people.
99% of you shouldn’t do what I do.
Why?
Because most people don’t have a clear vision, a solid plan, or proper risk management.
Without those, what I do isn’t sustainable.
Your emotions will overwhelm you, and you’ll likely give up before this shit even starts to pay off.
You’ll plant seeds, water them for a while, and then—after a few months of no results and extreme swings—you’ll dig them up and throw them away before they ever have a chance to grow.
This game isn’t for everybody.
So, I’ve said it many times before, and I’ll say it again:
> Don’t blindly copy me.
> Don’t blindly copy anyone.
You need to know your own risk tolerance, your own timeline, and your own goals.
Make your own plan and stick to it.
Because if you don’t, you’ll just be another NPC blaming others for your own decisions.
Now, here’s something to keep in mind:
I know some of you see me as a sage or something like that—maybe you resonate with the way I view life and the markets, and you appreciate the “wisdom pills” I drop here and there.
But let’s be real.
I’m just a 28-year-old guy figuring things out as I go.
I’m far from being an expert at anything.
True, I’m getting better and better every single day, but the journey has just started.
In the grand scheme of things, I’m at best average.
And that applies to 99.9% of your so-called ‘gurus’ on social media.
Don’t idolize anyone.
Don’t treat what I—or anyone else—says as gospel.
Question everything.
Think for yourself.
Because at the end of the day, we’re all imperfect humans.
We all make mistakes.
Nobody is perfect.
Last thing—and this is important:
The only thing I can promise is that what I say is what I do.
Which, in investing terms, means that if I say I think Altseason is still ahead, then my money is exactly where my mouth is.
I’ll never say A while doing B.
And trust me, if I wanted to play the “crypto influencer” game, I could’ve made a fuck ton of money larping around and dumping bags on people.
Have you ever wondered why you see so many of them flexing supercars?
But my parents didn’t raise a fucking idiot.
I’ll always keep it real.
Now, re-read this rant—and just this time, follow blindly what I said.
Wish you all a wonderful day.
If you’re new to ct, here’s how it works:
Green candle:
‘Omg btc is going straight 200k, send everything’
Red candle:
‘Ye it’s over sell everything’
No in between. Exaggerated reactions either way.
I’d recommend picking 3-5 accounts to listen to for btc/macro thoughts. Everything else is just noise.