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Wanna level up your trading? Get rid of recency bias and the barrier of entering a coin just cuz you saw it at an earlier price
You saw $HYPE at TGE, you faded $4 so when it hit $20 $30 $40 $50 you felt like it's not a good buy cuz "how much more can it go up?"
You saw $CARDS presale dip to 40m, you faded 50m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m you felt like it's not a good buy cuz "how much more can it go up?"
You saw $PUMP at TGE, you faded 4b and the dip to 2.5b, you watched it recover and break 5b 6b 7b 8b you felt like it's not a good buy cuz "how much more can it go up?"
You need to understand when a coin is just purely undervalued from a potential numbers/business perspective. If you don't have other reasons to fade such coins they are almost the easiest to play as all the TVL/Revenue/Buybacks are there in front of you.
Don't fade coins simply cuz you seen it way earlier and now you feel like you've missed your entry.
If something is undervalued that means it has upside, period.
Every major blockchain is now having its own Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs), now it’s Avalanche turn.
- Ethereum (ETH) brought in institutional funds and companies like SBET and BNMR
- Worldcoin (WLD) secured a $250M private placement and up more than 100% in a few days
- Ethena (ENA) drew $500M from institutions and whales, 23% gains on a week.
On Avax side, top funds like Hivemind and Dragonfly are preparing to accumulate $1B worth of AVAX, reserved as long-term treasury holdings. That’s more than 8% of the total supply locked away.
With supply shrinking and demand rising, Avalanche is set up for the same kind of asymmetric upside we’ve already seen with ETH, WLD, and ENA.
Arena will remain the leading SocialFi platform and launchpad on Avalanche especially with v2 around the corner. More than 2 billion $ARENA are currently staked, which means over 13 million USD locked.
@jasonmdesimone also mentioned that Arena has surpassed 350,000 registered users and sees around 10,000 daily active users. Beyond the active users and the millions paid out to creators, what truly stands out is the energy of a community experimenting with new ways for influence and value to collide.
Bullish on $ARENA.
Recently been observing the Pokémon card trend, and as a longtime collector, here’s my take on the current market.
If Pokemon cards keep moving on-chain, prices won’t just rise because of nostalgia, they’ll rise because tokenization fixes the problem of holding the market back: liquidity.
As a collector right now, rare cards are painfully illiquid. You list it, you wait weeks, maybe months, hoping someone bites.
On-chain? That same card becomes a 24/7 instantly tradable asset, vaulted, graded, and provably authentic.
That flips the script: more buyers, faster sales, tighter spreads results in higher prices.
Pokemon cards are truly scarce. Supply is capped. Demand is global. Instant access only accelerates the squeeze.
Look at Collector Crypt ($CARDS). Their vault-backed Pokémon drops often sell out instantly, proving just how little supply there really is.
Now here’s the narrative nobody’s talking about: every new marketplace like Courtyard, Collector Crypt, even Web2 marketplace needs inventory. To launch, they have to buy Pokémon cards.
That creates a loop:
- More marketplaces = more card buying
- More demand = higher prices
- Higher prices = more marketplaces pile in
This is bigger than just trading, it’s a market flywheel powered by scarcity and global access. And when those collide, prices don’t just rise… they boom.
I’ve never been more excited as a collector, because what’s happening right now feels like the start of a whole new era for Pokémon cards.
today we are introducing codex.
it is a software engineering agent that runs in the cloud and does tasks for you, like writing a new feature of fixing a bug.
you can run many tasks in parallel.
All $AVAX degens — just wanted to share something I recently learned that really surprised me. At first, I honestly thought the $KET growth was all natural and that Nobs was just a genius behind it. But after digging deeper into the numbers, seems Avalanche Foundation @AvalancheFDN actually owns over 60% of the $KET market cap. Looking back, it feels like a lot of the big green candles and the hype were mainly driven by foundation buying and done purposefully just to create Hype — not pure organic growth like I originally believed like many of you.
I don't mean to create FUD — but I feel like general community members like me deserve to know these things. Honestly, I just wish that much of that capital had been spent differently — helping build and strengthen more parts of the Avalanche ecosystem. Just putting it out here — because transparency matters, and it's important for everyone to see the full picture. End of the day, I truly believe Avalanche turbo-ballistic is inevitable — but along the way, we need real turbo-ballistic growth, not just hype-generated ballistic.
Moving forward, I believe any such large investment from the foundation should involve a community vote — rather than pouring funds into projects without broader input. The community deserves to have a voice when it comes to decisions that impact the ecosystem so heavily.
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