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8/13/2025 Trade:
Today, I traded $AAPL after its clean VWAP retest, clearly respecting the level. As I entered, QQQ reversed with its first green candle, and $AAPL surged to the high of the day, with runners gaining 50%.
Grayscale CEO:
“The approval of the spot #Bitcoin ETFs will unlock $30 trillion.”
📈Conservative multiplier effect:
$30T x 4.5 = $135T MC = $6.42M BTC
📈Bullish BOA multiplier effect:
$30T x 117 = $3.5Q MC = $167M BTC🚀
MOST ARENT BULLISH ENOUGH🚀
Many of you are happy that Blackrock is moving into crypto.
You shouldn’t be.
An institutional giant like Blackrock digging its fangs into crypto marks a turning point that will forever change this industry, for the worse.
This is not something to celebrate, but to dread 👇
Institutions bring immense capital and resources, creating an uneven playing field for degens like us. Their vast influence will completely reshape this market, tilting the balance in their favour.
They deploy sophisticated algos, now AI-based, causing extreme market volatility. But not the kind of volatility we like.
Most individual investors will be unable to keep up with the institutional firepower that these mega funds wield.
They’ll bring with them a wave of consolidation, acquiring crypto exchanges or using their influence to put them out of business.
And acquiring projects through subsidiaries, you thought VCs run by crypto degens were bad?
We are about to get VCs backed by evil mega-corps. The decentralised vision of crypto will begin to fade away.
They’ll push for regulatory measures that favour their interests. Compliance burdens increase, hindering smaller projects and stifling innovation.
The regulatory landscape becomes more complex, creating barriers to entry for the little guy.
Privacy, once a cornerstone of crypto, takes a backseat as institutions advocate for stricter KYC and AML regulations.
The once-anonymous nature of transactions erodes, leaving individuals exposed to surveillance and compromising their financial privacy.
Innovation suffers under institutional dominance. Institutions favour established cryptos and suppress experimental projects.
The once vibrant ecosystem that thrives on creativity and decentralisation stagnates, leaving no room for new ideas.
The sense of community that once united us is fractured by institutional control. Trust erodes as individuals feel betrayed by the very institutions they believed would drive positive change.
A sense of disillusionment takes over. The days of apeing into shitcoins with your mates become a thing of the past. Crypto becomes sterile.
Power becomes concentrated in the hands of institutions, as they dictate the direction of the market. Decisions are made to serve their interests, stifling competition and centralising control.
Decentralisation becomes a meme when we finally realise that even though the blockchain itself is decentralised, he who controls everything around the chain controls the chain. The dream of a decentralised financial future slips away.
The little guy, once hopeful for financial freedom, finds themselves overshadowed by institutional dominance.
The joy and excitement that once permeated the crypto space give way to despair and resignation. The fun is over, and the future looks bleak for the individual investor.
I am on this ride until the bitter end but with every passing day, the future looks bleaker.
If this is our last bull run, let’s make sure we walk away with as much fu*king money as possible.