They are discussing using nuclear weapons on Iran in strategy meetings.
Yes you read that correctly. It’s real. I’m not speculating, I know.
And it’s pure evil.
The last time a nuclear weapon was used was August 6th and 9th of 1945 on two cities in Japan, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, immediately killing 110,000 people, vaporizing people at ground zero, and total deaths reached 214,000 by the end of the year from severe burns and trauma.
But the extreme suffering continued for the Japanese people from radiation sickness, skyrocketing cancer rates, and generational birth defects.
Not to mention wiping out all means of their economy.
And the suffering was so great that all of humanity vowed, “never again.”
Trump and his admin were told by our own intelligence that Iran was no where near creating a nuclear weapon, then Israel said the same line it’s repeated for decades, “Iran is only weeks away.”
So we bombed anyways, killed their leaders and innocent little children in a school, and Iran has controlled the Strait of Hormuz ever since and punished the region for their part in it.
And now our government is the one actually discussing lowering the nuclear threshold in order to use nuclear weapons against Iran even though Trump claims he’s won the war like 40 times and says the U.S. controls the SoH.
Trump promised no more foreign wars, but may actually be the one who delivers a nuclear holocaust that would likely drag the entire world into major conflict, economic depression, and mass human suffering we’ve never seen in our lifetimes and maybe throughout history.
People need to speak out and boldly stop this insanity.
America is not untouchable.
If and when that happens, everyone, and I do mean everyone, will hold ALL of those in leadership right now fully responsible for the rest of human history.
Do not use nuclear weapons and stop this war NOW.
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You don’t need a gym or fancy equipment to start improving your shoulder mobility.
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The conversation of monthly opens came up in chat. I think this is good edu content.
You can understand why certain setups repeat just by putting yourself in the shoes of the participants holding risk.
A basic understanding of positioning explains a lot about why certain levels matter and why price can accelerate once they’re lost.
One Liners: Crypto Market Drivers — 6 Charts That Matter Now
One-liners across all four coverage areas: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto, Bitcoin Mining, and Macro & Crypto FX.
Treasury Companies
MicroStrategy (MSTR): Sold 1,690 BTC at a loss to raise cash, rattling holders who saw it as a break from its "never sell" stance; insider selling and analyst price-target cuts added to the negative tone.
Bit Digital (BTBT): An analyst raised its price target, arguing BTBT's ETH treasury plus its WhiteFiber AI/HPC stake exceed the company's market cap; CFO's planned departure adds some leadership uncertainty.
Crypto Diversified
Galaxy Digital (GLXY): Posted an $85M Q2 net loss on weak digital-asset valuations, but advanced its BNY institutional partnership and expanded its Texas AI data-center buildout.
Bullish (BLSH): Executed the first tokenized equity trades settled in stablecoins and is selling off non-core Equiniti units to Siris, though valuation concerns weigh on sentiment ahead of Q2 earnings.
Circle (CRCL): Q2 revenue grew to $701M despite a profit miss; new Arc blockchain progress and major partners (BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard) offset a cautious note from an insider stock sale.
Bitcoin Mining / AI Hosting
Marathon Digital (MARA): Q2 revenue missed sharply (down 27% YoY) and its AI/data-center pivot hasn't offset execution concerns versus peers like CoreWeave, despite a large BTC treasury.
Keel Infrastructure (KEEL): Revenue fell 50% YoY with a $65M net loss from its mining shutdown/pivot, though a large convertible note raise gives it liquidity runway.
Bitdeer (BTDR): Revenue grew but swung to a net loss; a new $1B ATM program and a big Tydal AI data-center deal raise dilution concerns despite long-term AI ambitions.
Full list including crypto currencies, more crypto equities and macro: https://t.co/hwjZQ35o68
I absolutely hate AI writing. And my entire job is to write about AI. So I keep a file of the new em-dash to recognize AI writing instantly:
Everyone learned the em dash trick.
AI is trained to not write with em dashes anymore.
Now you can get accused of using AI if you write in perfectly structured sentences.
These are some of the dead giveaways of using AI:
1. "That's not X. That's Y."
"That's not compliance. That's stalling."
Say the second half only. "They're stalling."
2. Two short bits stuck together.
"Fast. Simple." "No fluff. Just answers."
Pick only one to write like a real person.
3. "Less a hammer, more a scalpel."
Visualizing two pictures with no advice. Directly say what to do instead.
4. Clapping for itself.
"And that matters." "That's the part everyone misses." "Which is exactly the point."
Delete them all. You lose nothing. I promise.
5. "It's the Excel of AI agents."
Only works if I know both things. Usually I don't.
6. Warming up before talking.
"Here's the thing." "Let me be clear." "The truth is."
Start one sentence later.
7. Always three things.
"Faster, cheaper, smarter."
Real life gives you two reasons. Or five. Never always three.
8. "5 to 10 minutes."
A range means you never did it. Just say 7 minutes.
9. The ending that repeats the whole post.
"In short…" "At the end of the day…"
Just stop typing. End on a high note.
Now that you know how AI writes. Here's how to actually stop AI from doing all nine:
Step 1. Type only these two words in your prompt.
Open chat & write: "Use ASD-STE100."
That's the writing standard for plane manuals. Short words, short sentences, because a confusing sentence there can kill someone. Claude already knows it. Those words remove 80% of the bad writing. Works on ChatGPT, Gemini & Grok too.
Step 2. Get the skill so you never type it again.
I built the full version with every rule inside. It's free: https://t.co/rFXoSKBlNd
Download the zip. In Claude, click Customize on the left. Click Skills. Click Upload a skill. Drop the zip in. Type /ste to use it.
Step 3. Turn it off for fun stuff.
I asked it for a poem. Unreadable. I asked it for a LinkedIn post. It sounded German.
Use /ste for guides, steps, explanations, emails, documents. Turn it off for anything with a heart.
Step 4. Add 4 lines to your claude .md.
"follow Zinsser's four principles of quality writing: 1. Simplicity 2. Brevity 3. Clarity 4. Humanity"
/ste gives you the first three but forgets about the fourth. This prompt puts it back on the track.
Step 5. Make a forbidden .md.
Copy the 9 patterns above into a file. Tell Claude to check every draft against it.
Then add a new line every time you spot one. Your file gets better every week. Mine certainly does.
Step 6. Start a new chat more often.
If your chat is long, the writing gets worse. It repeats itself & goes back to the pretty sentences. When it feels half full, open a fresh chat & paste your files back.
The skill is free, right in your inbox: https://t.co/rFXoSKBlNd
My timeline has gotten significantly better lately 🚀
So here are some accounts that consistently add pure alpha to my feed:
(Far from a complete list. I’ll do this again soon)
@Luckshuryy - one of the OGs for Bitcoin Order Flow content. Tons of educational material and a great place to start if you want to understand what’s actually happening under the candles.
@NecoKronos - Order Flow, heatmaps, liquidity and live market breakdowns. Especially valuable if you like learning by watching someone work through the market in real time.
@_PILTR_XBT - funded trader combining BTC market structure with Order Flow. Very detailed setups and good explanations of the reasoning behind them.
@Bubbatrading9 - consistently cooking, both on the charts and apparently off them 👨🍳 Sharp trade ideas and plenty of personality.
@SailorManCrypto - very clean technical setups with a strong educational angle. Easy-to-follow charts without unnecessary noise.
@JordiCharts - detailed price-action setups with Order Flow used as an additional layer of confirmation. Really like the depth he puts into his analysis also on his videos.
@Sykodelic_ - one of my favorite bigger-picture macro view. Liquidity, intermarket relationships, cycles and the charts behind the broader thesis.
@trade_centurion - extremely clean technical analysis across multiple timeframes. Levels, structure and scenarios presented without overcomplicating things.
@GeoMetric_9 - data-driven higher-timeframe analysis with a strong focus on Bitcoin cycles, valuations and broader market structure.
And for the German-speaking crowd, although most of you probably know these two already:
@CryptoWallSt_ - highly skilled and disciplined trader, and one of the most transparent voices in the German crypto space when it comes to trading.
@FurkanCCTV - THE macro economics guy. Bitcoin, economics and geopolitics explained in a way that makes complex developments much easier to digest.
100% forgetting a few people, but these accounts have genuinely improved the signal-to-noise ratio of my feed.
I will do this again soon! 🔥
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At the end of last year, I opened the "Tradingfloor" Community. Not to sell private access to overpriced signals, but because you asked for a space for "real" traders - people willing to put in the hours and who don’t want to go through this difficult journey alone.
To this day, it remains completely open and free to everyone!
What it has become went far beyond what I expected: talented traders sharing setups and OrderFlow analysis, challenging ideas, answering questions, and genuinely helping each other improve. ❤️
This is our community now, and my responsibility is to make it the best possible environment for everyone to grow and perform.
But there’s always room to improve.
So tell me:
How has this community impacted you and your trading, positively or negatively? What helped, what didn’t, and what can we do better?
Really appreciate every bit of honest feedback 🙏
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I 100% vibedesign all my websites now.
> Paper MCP (it's Figma for agents)
> Refero to avoid AI slop feel
> https://t.co/a0R5iu2IP0 skills for polishing
Was put on this workflow by @medhansh
Not sponsored.
I've formalised the current context into a heuristic with 9 distinct rules that encompass structure, volume, and realised + implied vol dynamics
teal = all 9 hold true
The conditions are ripe for a crime scene
Lull then Jump
Your Weekly $BTC Auction Recap...
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What happened this week, what are we seeing right now, and what does the OrderFlow tell us going into next week? 👇
1⃣ Passive demand absorbs the sell-off:
We are starting the week with aggressive sellers are pressing price lower, but OB depth remains bid-heavy/green, showing passive demand sitting underneath the market and absorbing the aggression.
Into the Monday low just before NY Open, OI expands while price struggles to continue lower. That tells us a significant amount of new short positioning is entering near the lows, but crucially, those shorts are getting very little result for the amount of effort being applied.
That is the first important clue: sellers are active, but they are not achieving acceptance lower.
Read: selling aggression → absorbed by passive demand → shorts accumulate near the low.
2⃣ NY Open squeezes the newly opened shorts:
NY Open brings the missing ingredient: volume and spot demand.
Spot buyers begin lifting the market and price quickly moves away from the area where shorts had just built positions. Those sellers are immediately put under pressure, and the market accelerates in a fast liquidation / short-covering move back above the weekend high.
But the composition matters. On Binance and on Bybit, OI falls sharply as price rallies, telling us much of the initial move is being driven by shorts closing rather than aggressive new longs entering with real intent.
So while the price action looks strong, the underlying auction is initially weaker than it appears.
Read: spot buying triggers the move → trapped shorts cover → liquidation squeeze above the weekend high.
3⃣ Real spot demand remains, but passive supply caps the auction:
After the squeeze, the market does not simply fall back down as spot continues to buy while sellers don't even try taking over the auction. Aggregate spot CVD keeps grinding higher.
The derivatives picture now becomes more nuanced:
- Binance: much of the advance continues to look like shorts closing.
- Bybit: OI begins rising alongside price, showing new longs entering.
- Spot: continues accumulating throughout the move.
So the rally is gradually becoming better supported.
However, price still only creeps higher. Why?
Because passive supply begins stacking above the market, absorbing the incoming buying pressure. Buyers are doing enough to prevent rotation lower, but not enough to cleanly auction through the supply. It is effectively a foot on the brake.
Read: spot keeps buying + some new longs enter → passive supply absorbs the demand → slow grind higher rather than expansion.
4⃣ Buyers make their real attempt and fail:
Friday gives us the clearest attempt from the buy side.
Across venues, OI expands aggressively into the highs as new longs open in size, effectively betting that the accumulated buying pressure can finally break through the overhead sell wall.
This is where we get to evaluate actual buyer effort.
The effort is large. The result is not.
Price fails to establish above the highs, the passive supply holds, there is no real spot support for this attempt, and the newly opened longs become trapped. The subsequent rejection is accompanied by a complete reset of the OI that entered during the breakout attempt.
That tells us those late longs are being forced back out.
Read: aggressive long expansion, no spot support → sell wall holds → breakout fails → trapped longs close → OI resets.
📌Now - Balance until somebody shows initiative:
At the moment, there is very little information being generated.
The market is sitting beneath passive overhead supply, but market sellers are not actively pressing the advantage yet. At the same time, buyers are no longer showing the kind of aggressive initiative we saw on Friday.
CVD is flat.
OI is flat.
Price is flat.
It is the weekend, participation is lower, and neither side is currently demonstrating meaningful control.
So there is no reason to force a directional read here.
The next useful piece of information comes when one side finally shows initiative. Then we can evaluate two things:
- Effort: Are they committing size? OI expansion, CVD acceleration, aggressive volume, spot participation.
- Result: Does price actually respond and gain acceptance, or does that aggression get absorbed?
If the initiating side shows effort + result + follow-through, we have evidence of control and can look for continuation.
If they show large effort and fail to move the auction (thats the more interesting scenario), that failure becomes information in the opposite direction.
The week in one line:
Sellers were absorbed → shorts got squeezed → spot demand carried the auction higher into passive supply → buyers finally made a leveraged breakout attempt on Friday and failed → now the market is balanced, waiting for the next side to reveal its hand - leaving us with no strong indication for now.
If you want to track this for yourself and see exactly what I’m seeing, you can load this exact template, after creating an MMT account here...
(you will also support the work I do here)
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I hope you had a great weekend! Now let’s see what the market has in store for us next week... 🍿
I used to think I needed more.
More workouts.
More supplements.
More discipline.
But the biggest change in how my body felt came from something much simpler.
Just 8 minutes of mindful movement every morning.
These aren’t random exercises.
They’re rhythmic movements that help restore the body’s natural ability to move, breathe, and regulate itself.
When I practice them consistently, I notice:
• Less stiffness when I wake up.
• Better posture without thinking about it.
• Freer shoulders and hips.
• A calmer nervous system.
• More energy throughout the day.
• My body simply feels, lighter.
The goal isn’t to burn calories.
It’s to restore movement that modern life has taken away.
When your body moves rhythmically, your fascia glides more easily, your joints stay nourished, your breath deepens, and your nervous system receives a signal that you’re safe enough to let go of unnecessary tension.
That’s why this has become my non-negotiable morning ritual.
These 8 minutes have done more for my body than chasing the “perfect” workout ever did.
Orderflow Bubbles PRO is now at version v1.9.11. ✅
This update fixed some minor bugs related to the Top Bubble Lines, and the zones can now be adjusted more easily in size and transparency.
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