@TrumpDailyPosts What a fucking loser🤣🤣
Where have you been ha?? The people are living under what the standard is in the EU. Just so we can support Orban’s personal dream of becoming a historical figure with our tax.
Orban killed any competition he had in Hungary. The majority has no chance.
be a white man born between 1997-2003
> covid takes away 2 of your best years
> too broke to invest in assets and grow meaningful capital from 0 (2021 crypto cycle set aside)
> cities filled with dangerous migrants that ruin night city / social life
> live your 20s in a distopian pro race mixing/LGBT/anti-white man world, with jewish propaganda across tv, movies, ads.. pushing white women to fuck niggers and being hoes
> have to deal with 50-70% taxes to fund boomers and socialists politics lifestyle making it near impossible to level up your social class without some crime
> job market already over saturated pre AI, now you have to pvp for scraps against ai agencies and 3rd worlders
> have to live through 2 economic crisis because of Ukraine and Iran wars
> live among the first "connected" generation with early and unlimited access to social medias and internet, making people socially autistic, all time high of clinically depressed people and all time low of human social interaction
gg
Less than 24 hours since Google dropped Project Genie and people are already creating wild stuff! The era of vibe gaming starts.
15 insane examples 🧵👇
1. Discarded Pack of Cigarettes in the station
@guhlo@KobeissiLetter The end of uncertainty in global markets, which will most likely only happen after Trumps presidency.
He wants to be in the history books, he also feels that the US has not used it's power enough and was taken advantage of, so he'll do the most he can while he's still president.
List of the 13 top bullrun signals (December 2025 update):
It's absolutely fascinating to go back to this post and see how, once again, gauging the sentiment (together with PA) has been proven another magnificent warning sign. (check August top)
So let's make another write up.
- From “$250K is conservative” to “let’s just hold $80K.”
The same accounts that were confidently projecting six-figure upside are now posting zoomed-out weekly charts with captions like “HODL” and “patience is key.”
Targets haven’t disappeared, they’ve just been pushed into a vague, unspecified “later.”
- Taking profits is no longer a flex, it’s a confession.
People who sold any size are either quiet or defensive.
Those who didn’t are reframing bag-holding as conviction:
“I didn’t sell because I believe in the tech.”
Translation: the rocket didn’t launch, and no one wants to admit they were buckled in.
- Retail slipped out quietly.
Your cousin who was “researching alts” has gone radio silent again.
The group chats that were alive with screenshots and moon emojis are back to sports, work complaints, and spiritual retratments.
Curiosity has been fully replaced by avoidance.
- Advertising hasn’t vanished, but it’s lost its powerful effect.
The banners are still there.
The sponsorships are still running.
But they blend into the background like ads for products people bought at the top and now regret.
Mainstream anchors still mention Bitcoin but now it’s framed with words like “volatility,” “uncertainty,” and “risk assets.”
- The maxi megaphones are quieter or let's say, more philosophical.
Saylor is still bullish, but the tone has shifted from triumph to endurance. (reminds me of DiCaprio in Revenant)
More long-term theses, fewer victory laps.
Less “buy now or be left behind,” more “this was never meant to be easy.”
- Downside risk is back in the conversation.
Suddenly everyone remembers drawdowns.
Macro matters again.
Rates, liquidity, geopolitics.. all the things that were “irrelevant” during the run-up are now being cited as reasons to stay cautious.
FOMO has been replaced by “I’ll wait for confirmation, bro".
- Retail traffic on exchanges is cooling down.
App rankings are slipping.
Signup surges have flattened.
Volume is thinner, and weekends feel quieter.
It's not panic, just disinterest, which is often way more dangerous than fear.
- Crypto YouTube hasn’t gone silent, but the energy is totally different.
Fewer “THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING” thumbnails.
More “WHAT WENT WRONG?” and “HOW LOW CAN IT GO?”
Creators are hedging their words, reminding viewers this is “not financial advice” more often than usual.
- Celebs and influencers have stepped back into the shadows.
The hints are gone.
No vague tweets about “being early.”
No profile picture changes.
When attention dries up, so does the illusion of inevitability.
- Memecoins are limping, not leading.
Occasional pumps still happen, but they feel forced, short-lived spikes in otherwise flat charts.
Liquidity rotates in and out quickly.
Hope is still there, but it’s thinner and incredibly fragile.
- No flexes, no screenshots.
Portfolio posts have vanished from feeds.
Lambos are back in the garage.
Even subtle gains feel too small to brag about, and losses feel too personal to share.
- Google Trends are rolling over.
Search interest hasn’t collapsed, but momentum is absolutely gone.
People aren’t asking “How do I buy?” anymore.
They’re asking “Is crypto dead again?”
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👁️ Bottom line: Sentiment is down bad.
Not full capitulation I would say, but confidence has been shaken, narratives are fraying, and conviction is being tested.
If we think of 0 as total apathy (crypto winter, no one cares) and 10 as full-blown euphoria, then right now we’re sliding back through the disillusionment zone.
The phase where weak hands are tired, strong hands are quiet, and everyone is waiting for someone else to make the first move.
Charts will speak when the time is right once again, but psychologically, the room has gone from loud optimism to uncomfortable silence and that, in itself, is information, in my opinion.
KuCoin took responsibility for my $300K liquidation and after a month of “we’ll fix it,” here’s what they finally offered me:
To recover the money they caused me to lose, I need to generate: $700,000,000 to $1,000,000,000+ in referral trading volume so I can “earn it back” in commissions.
Yes - their solution to a wrongful liquidation is:
“Bring us a billion dollars in volume so you can fix our mistake.”
Let that sink in.
This wasn’t a normal loss.
It wasn’t bad trading.
It wasn’t a degen gamble gone wrong.
It was a liquidation caused by broken infrastructure:
KuCoin acknowledged all of this. They took responsibility. They told me they would work with me to resolve it.
In the past month, I’ve done everything on my side, days of back and forth messaging and even took 2 IRL meetings with Kucoin.
And after all that?
Not even the fees I paid are refundable unless I bring them nine to ten figures worth of volume.
If this is how an exchange handles a case they admit fault on, imagine how many users get brushed off when the situation isn’t escalated.
I’m still waiting for a real resolution.
@CloutedMind 2/2
We need prices that attract new liquidity, also there is a lot of uncertainty in the all markets. It’s just not the righ time to take bigger risks.
@CloutedMind 1/2 It’s not necessarily 10/10 who would want to invest in any altcoin right now? What would be the point?
As for Bitcoin, it lagged behind stocks this year, R/R is not worth it.
@benjamincowen Wouldn’t it be worth looking at the BTC/EUR pair?
The dollar performed badly this year, so the pump to the previous ATH could be because of that.
BTC didn’t really do anything this year if you look at the EUR pair.