Google's gemini is so bad it still thinks $SPCX is a private company... it IPO'd four months ago
Mind you this is based of a google search so it's the lowest level of Gemini intelligence but this is pretty laughable.
Tradingview just randomly decided to delay my SPX data after it being live for over a year, and I pay $300 something a year.
I think this is my last straw, canning my subscription.
Bunch of grifers. I have a theory it's the private equity firms with large stakes trying to get a higher $/user thinking people have inelastic demand for tradingview.
Such a shame, how the mighty have fallen. Good ridance.
@cryptorover Really specific number, it’s probably because his team knows those top wallets are all held close by specific pre-defined groups that sniped launch lol. Huge grift
I've had 100+ people dm me asking for trading tips, what indicators I use, what "system" I use etc
I wish so badly that there was some secret system or tool I could tell (or sell 😏) you, but the real answer is extremely disappointing.
On my @HyperliquidX account, I don't use special custom indicators. I don't set stop losses or have predefined R:R, I don't use automation or algos, I don't know what ICT stands for, I don't look at order flow, I don't have a 16 screen setup I spend all day looking at, I don't draw trendlines or do TA.
This is pure discretionary click trading. I have the stock 2 moving averages and volume as my indicators. I trade off a laptop for probably an hour a day. I'm not long only but mostly longs and hedges for spot. I have a relatively low ratio of volume traded to PNL.
My "system" is only trading less than a dozen coins I fundamentally and deeply understand. I research obsessively and only take trade setups where I think there's clear edge or informational asymmetry. I've staked 100,000 $HYPE since TGE for fee discounts.
I only long coins that I think are fundamentally underpriced and would be happy to become a "community member" on. I set limit bids where I think loser 🏳️🌈🐻 will panic sell them, and I set limit asks where I think suckers will fomo buy them.
My "system" is probably less intricate or sophisticated than most of yours.
My only advice is that you should probably be trading way less, and reading way more. DefiLlama pages, governance proposals, macro news, interviews with founders, community TG/Discords.
You can't trade your way out of bad idea generation, but you can make up for poor execution with good ideas.
The Roundhill S&P 500 Target 10,000 2030 ETF $XX is launching today, which buys long dated call options targeting a strike price for SPX of 10,000 in Jan 2030. The idea being a way to provide long-term leverage to SPX without the vol drag from daily resetting.
I’m up 3x+ on 2 separate coins on a weird OTC exchange for a simple reason.
The “barrier to entry edge.”
It has existed because people are lazy or don’t have the tools/knowledge to access certain information.
For decades trend following had genuine alpha because people didn’t have the tools or know how to capitalize, until online trading and charting became widespread and it inevitably decayed.
Right now crypto offers an interesting edge because of OTC Exchanges with monopolistic token listings. People are lazy to setup and fund weird accounts so they simply don’t, and there’s mispriced alpha just sitting there.
I missed @nockchain for this reason. I learned my lesson and now would say I’m rather early on a few comparable tokens simply because I put in minimal effort.
I think this might be the single most slept on protocol onchain... @ryskfinance@DanDeFiEd you are changing the game my friend.
If you are interested in earning yield by committing a chance buy your favorite blue chips, give Rysk a try.
https://t.co/JiHhV4W6a3
$ETH's relative strength to $BTC should be quite notable here. I think Ethereum is about to have its time in the sunlight.
Usually as one cycle ends and another starts you'll see peculiar outperformance from a few altcoins. Often indicates early cycle outperformers.
Pay attention on the red days more than green. This separates momentum from actual demand and resilient floor holders.
Structurally looks better, holding up better during brief selloff, and consistently providing higher beta upside since its ~$1500 bottom. Same goes for $SOL, but it's bull thesis is weaker IMO.