jurka

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[jurka @jurkaeth]

@camelfinance The point about a potential right translated BTC bull market purely as a statistical quirk is an interesting point. I can imagine something like a double golden bullrun where both gold and BTC go on the greatest cyclical run into a collapsing US+EU+JPN bond market.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@thedefivillain Feeling the same but the whole IPO was basically designed to moon by design. Let it moon and squeeze early shorts but don't hope for a clear easy setup for a short.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@camelfinance @mithcoons The most likely scenario for Q3. After that, very hard to say.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@TradingHurst Do you also evaluate loook-forward backtests or you only calculate this yield which appears to be an in sample metric? I know the spectral bands you pick do not vary that much but still.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@Rektlife_ @TradingHurst The longer the cyclical feature the stronger its influence on the price action. The 84 day cycle was mercilessly overpowered in this iteration. We might actually get a spectacular blast off when the 84 day feature turns bullish and therefore is in sync with the 40 week one.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@hantengri @jimdson Capo ist not a grifter, he is just a bad chartist.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@thedefivillain I understand what you want to say but that's not the way to say it.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@thedefivillain If it happens "regularly" then it is not a 4-sigma event.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@TradingHurst We might get more downward price action because of the alignment of the 30-40 day wave with the 80-90 day wave until early to mid May. Then it is these two + the longer wave up which should be explosive.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@moarproofs @Cappyarmy @JoshMurrah Yeah, the cheerleading has reached unbearable levels. I expect more objectivity from @Cappyarmy. He can do better.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@cryptojohnnyfap What took so long? You traded on too many chains with too many wallets so it was hard to get everything right?

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@hantengri @_kate_lv A galactic filament ahhh brain

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@thedefivillain That reads like a zachxbt post, sir.

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@hantengri Great post. Absolute banger. The 4th method is pretty hard to get right but definitely worth it!

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@hantengri The "industry" if one dares to call this den of vipers and thieves as such totally deserves it

[jurka @jurkaeth]

@whatifalthist These maps don't tell you any context - the cost of living and weath concentration. In eastern Europe, the major cities concentrate the headquarters of companies from the whole country which skews the wealth data (even though it is true people are wealthier in such cities).

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[jurka @jurkaeth]

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