Bitcoin Sister

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[Bitcoin Sister @btcbigs]

From 60k to 80k is 33%, back to ATH from there is 60%. Every resistance broken above this level with a closing candle triggers institutions, not retail. But while the liquidity tap opens and commodities are already running, waiting for a trap will cost you.

[Bitcoin Sister @btcbigs]

Bitcoin reclaimed 79k, but no one’s telling you this: the biggest liquidity flush in crypto history happened over the last few months!

There’s no reason left for it not to rise Everyone leveraged got wiped out in the drop from 126k, weak hands are done, the house got reset.

[Bitcoin Sister @btcbigs]

According to Coinbase data, #BTC outperformed US stocks in risk-adjusted returns over the last week. US banks started adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, Saylor gave a new buy signal.

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@puffer_finance @aave Strong move overall 🚀

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@puffer_unifi This is actually a nice balance between practical execution now and trust-minimized proving later

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@puffer_finance @ksatyarth2 Let's go Puffer!

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@WatcherGuru OMG

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Someone opened a $278,400,000 long position on oil 2 days ago! What could this guy know? :/

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@WatcherGuru Well deserved!

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JUST IN: Michael Saylor hints at buying more $BTC . He says: "The ₿eat Goes On." #saylor

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@TheCryptoH0 I see...

[Bitcoin Sister @btcbigs]

Historically, such high levels of pessimism have only been seen during recessions.

The data is good, but the perception is bad. And markets often move based on perception, not data.

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[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

Americans are concerned about their jobs:

In April, 64% of US consumers expected unemployment to be higher over the next 12 months, near the highest reading on record.

This percentage has DOUBLED since June 2022, when 32% of Americans expected unemployment to rise.

By comparison, the 2008 Financial Crisis peak and the November 2025 high were both 69%.

Historically, such high pessimism has never happened outside of recessions.

Meanwhile, the unemployment rate stands at 4.3%, well below the 2010 peak of 10.6% and the 1983 high of 11.4%.

Job market expectations are at recession levels.

[Bitcoin Sister @btcbigs]

Pessimism is at its peak in the US. It's heading towards collapse.

The unemployment rate is still 4.3%. This is incomparable to the 10.6% in 2010 or the 11.4% in 1983.

[Bitcoin Sister @btcbigs]

But 64% of consumers expect unemployment to rise in the next 12 months. This is very close to the peak of the 2008 crisis (69%).