We're getting closer to that "ridiculous" $ALAB target everyday.
Amazing how this exact setup repeats time after time with the G-Ron TrendCloud indicator.
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I have no idea if STRC will work in the long term. I really want it to, and so should you.
But every detractor I see brings no real argument to the table. Just lazy, flippant comments. Usually from BTC maxis.
Have you seen anyone break this argument down intellectually?
@TraderC0bb Is that all? Lol, just kidding! That's an awesome track record brother!! I took a few of those as well. Got out too soon but still made some dolla! Thanks Bro!
In the last 12 months, I have given you...
$MU at $125 → now $1,221.38
$ALAB at $80 → now $439.66
$AMD at $165 → now $551.63
$ASTS at $38 → now $73.19
$CIFR at $6 → now $28.14
$IREN at $17 → now $56.87
$ONDS at $1 → now $8.89
$RKLB at $23 → now $100.29
$PVLA at $31 → now $118.84
$NBIS at $87 → now $283.61
$HOOD at $53 → now $105.71
$OKLO at $28 → now $58.40
$OSCR at $18 → now $28.54
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Bitcoin funding rates are giving me the same signal they gave before the last flush.
When I look at the open interest-weighted funding rate chart, I see traders getting increasingly comfortable sitting in long positions.
Normally that sounds positive.
In reality, it often isn't.
The last time funding stayed elevated for an extended period, Bitcoin rolled over and sold off hard.
I'm not saying this chart alone guarantees lower prices.
It doesn't.
But when I combine it with weak ETF flows, lack of spot demand, and price struggling to reclaim key levels, it adds to the same picture.
The market is still paying traders to stay long.
That tells me positioning remains crowded on one side.
And when positioning gets crowded, things tend to move the other way.
For now, I still think the path of least resistance remains lower.