$BTC will hit $227,000 if it flips Silver.
BTC will hit $262,000 if it flips Nvidia.
Bitcoin will hit $1,600,000 if it flips Gold.
Which price target do you think is possible by 2030?
الحمد لله أعلن بكل فخر أننا أغلقنا جولة استثمارية بنجاح مع
@PlugandPlayTC 🚀
هذا الإنجاز هو ثمرة عمل دؤوب وإيمان عميق برسالتنا، ولا أستطيع إخفاء فخري بما يمثله هذا لـنا ولمستقبل الابتكار في قطاع المدفوعات بالمملكة العربية السعودية.
أسسنا من منطلق إيماننا الراسخ بأن الشركات في المملكة تستحق حلولا أكثر ذكاء وابتكارا في المدفوعات وأتمتة العمليات المالية وهذا الاستثمار يعد تأكيدا قويا لهذه الرؤية.
نتوجه بعميق الامتنان لدعم وزارة الاتصالات وتقنية المعلومات ولسعادة المهندس @aalswaha . فقيادته ورؤيته لمستقبل المملكة الرقمي كانت ركيزة أساسية مكنت شركات ناشئة كشركتنا من النمو والازدهار.
شكراً لفريق @PlugandPlayTC على ثقتهم بنا منذ أيامنا الأولى في برنامج مسرعة التقنيات المالية ولفريقنا هذا إنجازكم أنتم فلا شيء من هذا كان ليتحقق بدون تفانيكم وعطائكم كل يوم.
ولعملائنا وشركائنا نحن لم نبدأ بعد. مستقبل الابتكار في التقنية المالية يُصنع هنا في المملكة العربية السعودية 🇸🇦🚀
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Nobody is talking about what actually happened in the market yesterday.
$2.6 trillion in S&P 500 call options traded in a single day. One day. The highest number ever recorded in market history. The chart goes back to 1999. Nothing comes close.
Here is what that means in plain English. A call option is a bet that prices go higher. When traders buy millions of these bets at once, the market makers who sold those bets are forced to buy the actual stocks to protect themselves. That buying pushes prices up, which makes more people buy calls, which forces more stock buying. The loop feeds itself.
The market goes up not because of fundamentals. It goes up because of pure mechanical force.
60% of all S&P options traded yesterday were calls. Not a normal day. Not even close.
Goldman Sachs had a name for it. Their own traders called it a "semi-irrational chasing mode." That is Wall Street's polite way of saying the market has lost its mind a little.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index RSI just hit its highest level since 1999. That was the dot-com peak. Nobody is saying this is 1999. But the market itself is drawing the comparison.
Here is the risk nobody wants to say out loud. When options expire or positions unwind, the mechanical buying stops. And it can reverse just as fast as it started.
The rally is real. The all-time highs are real. But $2.6 trillion in one day tells you this move is running on jet fuel, not fundamentals.
What happens when the tank runs empty?
Ethereum L1 just woke up.
4 years at 30M gas.
Then 36M to 60M (in 3 months). Glamsterdam takes us to 200M this year.
30M to 200M = 6.7x in 12 months.
Closing in on 100 TPS this yr.
10,000 TPS by 2030 was a crazy aggressive hypothetical and amazingly...we're on track?
Ethereum is back.
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🚨 THIS PATTERN DOESN'T LIE
2017. 2021. 2026.
Same base. Same setup. Same outcome.
I called $126k. I'll call the exit too.
When I fully leave this market you'll hear it here first.
Turn on notifications. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Consensus Miami made one thing very clear.
Crypto has moved past the phase of asking whether it survives. The conversation now is about who controls the infrastructure of the next financial system.
Over the past 3 days, nearly every major discussion kept circling back to the same themes:
• Stablecoins becoming payment rails, not just trading tools
• Tokenization moving from theory into institutional deployment
• AI agents beginning to collide with finance and commerce
• Crypto firms trying to become regulated financial institutions instead of fighting them
• Traditional finance quietly preparing for an onchain future
• Real world assets becoming one of the biggest structural shifts in markets
• DeFi evolving from “yield chasing” into serious risk and liquidity infrastructure
What stood out most was how different the tone felt compared to previous cycles.
Less replace the system.
More rebuild the plumbing.
The people shaping this cycle aren’t just traders and founders anymore. It’s banks, payment firms, infrastructure providers, policy teams, wealth managers, AI builders, and institutions all trying to position themselves for what comes next.
From conversations around tokenized equities and stablecoin settlement to agentic payments, AI commerce, crypto banking, and onchain market structure, it increasingly feels like the industry is entering its infrastructure decade.
Still early. Still messy. But undeniably evolving.
Good conversations all around.
Called $LBD - @Lambdaprivacy in our discord yesterday. Beta goes live tonight, exciting.
Chart is looking clean. Let’s break the red zone! 1M+ mcap soon…
I’d look to take some $BTC longs in the 76.3K–74.7K area if Bitcoin retests that range.
For now, 78.5K (the weekly open) is the key local level to hold.
If that level fails to hold, I’ll be ready to start scaling into longs lower down.