2025 was a wild year
ATHs, life changing opportunities, and at the same time the biggest liquidations we’ve ever seen. The wipe came at peak euphoria. Right when everyone felt invincible, net worths vanished and a lot of dreams went with them. That’s the part of the cycle no one likes to talk about, but it’s always there
This market gives fast, then takes faster. It doesn’t care about narratives, timelines, or how badly you wanted it to work. If you’re still here, you’re a winner in my book.
And if you manage to stick around through the next few months, when things will probably be slow, boring, and unforgiving, chances are you’ll make it the next cycle
Wishing everyone a strong 2026. Finish this year close to the people you love. Start the next one hungry, focused, and ready.
Don’t quit. Don’t lose the edge. Surround yourself with good people, nothing real gets built alone in this game
Cheers to 2026
onchain used to be a place where anyone with drive n dedication could enter the arena with zero and come out a king. Now it seems majority are really just looking to farm up social capital and cash that in. A lot of the current iteration of onchain “trading” if you can even call it that anymore is exploiting social capital and mistaking it as edge.
It has occurred to me that people are confusing their meme coins as proxy for the trend of the crypto market.
Our meme coins being down does not mean we're in a bear market.
The meme coins being down is actually a combination of limited liquidity spread thin by low barrier-to-entry launches and extractive KOLs being good at extracting.
Ex: a mediocre burglar but you keep your doors unlocked with zero cameras or other precautions.
Too easy for people to mistake noise as signal. New wars, AI/SI, interest rates, etc. headlines every other day.
The level is $78-81K, we could trade and consolidate here for a few weeks or months. Price not moving up as fast as you'd like is not bearish.
Bull.
@heart_ “I’m american and I live off onchain gambling because I have no real opportunities out there and let me explain you why these people should stop complaining about the cost of living and just work harder”