I like when there's a little crime sprinkled in.
But if you aren't bullish on Solana for the reasons below, I can't think of anything else to get a hard on for in crypto except for Hyperliquid.
If the reason you are bullish SOL is because of a KOL then I know you'll sell at a loss
Here's reasons why it should do well in the next 1-2 years so you can relax:
> #1 in Spot Volume
> Big effort to improve tokenomics in the next months
> Better spot execution than Binance & Coinbase (and no fees)
> Far behind on perps, but lots of opportunity to grow (JTX, Phoenix, Imperial, Flash Trade etc)
> Stocks & RWA volume growing every day and hitting ATHs
> Stocks integrations with DeFi on things like Kamino (You can borrow using stocks as collateral)
> Several apps hitting ATH revenue and expanding beyond crypto users
There's a lot more and in your mind I know most of what I said won't feel important but if the token was going up you would be using all these as selling points to shill the token so think about your bias before saying "it doesn't matter"
early price action largely unimportant down here for positioning, but would not want to be sidelined when this breaks above ~$80 area
multiple months of accumulation + false breakout to the downside & reclaim w/ worst sentiment ive seen on sol since FTX
$80 is most imp level
I lost my dad a few years ago to cancer.
We were supposed to go to this world cup in the USA together.
Gutted, but I know he's watching - and seeing the beautiful game/the unification it brings to the world is a huge for me.
Joga bonito. <3
The World Cup is very different from what people remember it as a decade ago or two ago.
We've already seen teams like Cape Verde and Curacao prove that history means nothing. As we say in many football cultures "the ball is round" - anything can happen. National pride is a massive drive, and the underdogs have it.
Right now, I wouldn't be surprised if teams like USA, Morocco, Japan and Norway go further than we expect.
Wouldn't shock me if big name teams like Brazil, Germany, France and Belguim go crashing out in the knock out rounds either.
Good luck to all you gambloors. ๐ซถ
People who benefit from constant engagement should do a better job of engaging back.
Every like, repost, and reply contributes to the reach, impressions, and payouts you're happy to flex when that X stimmy check hits.
If someone consistently supports your content, maybe reply once in a whileโor even give them a follow back. Hitting "like" on every thoughtful interaction is lazy.
Some of you let that follower count get to your head and start acting like you're a huge celebrity.
Just an observation from CT. Still love you all. ๐ซถ
'm not a highly technical trader.
My edge isn't finding information nobody else has.
It's filtering.
I cleaned up my feed, unfollowed dead accounts, people who left after the NFT collapse, and removed a lot of noise. The quality of information I consume today is exponentially better than it was a year ago.
Over time, I've learned that if multiple market participants who've survived several cycles are independently arriving at the same conclusion, it's worth paying attention.
That doesn't guarantee they're right.
But it helps build conviction, stay patient, and focus on the opportunities with the best risk/reward instead of chasing every shiny object on the timeline.
In crypto, who you follow is often more important than the next chart you're looking at.