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GM fam. Things are about to get even more real this Q1. One thing about the market is that it likes to make everyone look dirty—delusional bulls and delusional bears at the same time. Those sharing the 2022 fractal will get left behind like the dumb fks they are, and those delusional bulls with 200+ targets will only get 130–150. That’s it.
But don’t worry, it will still bring good returns due to rotation. These big analysts giving target prices will always be right—but they’ll be delayed. Same thing happened in the 2020/2021 cycle: they were all calling for 100k, and it came a few years late,

Starting the year with an attack, 2026 will be a crazy one ngl

Happy New Year fam!🥂, I hope that in 2026 everyone shifts their risk from being a gambler investor to a mature investor.

nothing special just cartel things

Gold is breaking out and BTC is breaking down (not for longer). One thing to throw out there is that BTC will never be traded like gold. When you hear things like “BTC is digital gold,” just ignore that, these are two different assets that are traded very differently. BTC is risk-on, while gold is risk-off, and it will continue this way.

Merry Christmas to everyone🎄! As bad and devastating as the market looks right now, it should not impact our daily lives. But even if it does for some of you, keep a positive mindset—positivity attracts good things. 2026 will be a year of shifts, a year where things will be bumpy, so make sure to do your homework and be ready to exit and enter at the right times.

Volatility charts are spiking right now without anyone noticing, sharp moves soon

There’s been a lot of drama around the Epstein files, but here’s my take: everything is driven by a party—one that feeds into the economy. Human trafficking makes up around 20–30% of modern slavery, while the rest comes from regular jobs, private work, and similar systems. Then there’s another group: the homeless population, heavily affected by drugs and alcohol, from which a party is benefiting. There’s also the pharmaceutical industry, which everyone knows about.
All of these—whether good or bad—are parts of global systems that contribute to the economy. If one collapses, others follow like

“One of the reasons they are trying to bring peace around the world is to reset the global economy"

There are lots of delusional people waiting for the new Fed in May, thinking he’ll be the spark for everything. Have you forgotten what happened when everyone was waiting for Trump to take office—expecting him to sign those executive orders that were supposedly ‘bullish for crypto’? Come on, stop chasing dumb narratives. The cycle started with Jerome and it will end with him.

Fed stops QT and a few days later we get a 25 bps rate cut = liquidity conditions turn more supportive/Optimism
The beginning of the end.

One thing I love about crypto people is how they complain about macro reactions. Every time we get a rate cut or Jerome acts dovish, they all feel the same way — that it keeps going down and there’s no savior for this space. Any news, any data, it’s still bearish in theyr heads. But why do you even follow the crypto market in the first place if you’re trying to judge whether the market is strong or not?
How can a market with a total of $3T in market cap even be trusted? Just follow the SPX every positive dataset comes with positive consequences. Crypto gets the last drop of crap a cow leaves b

ETH.D & ETH/BTC look damn bullish

This is a message for the future: We are in 2026, and outside it’s a nice day. BTC and ETH are making new all-time highs, altcoins are printing 3–5x from the lows, and the four-year cycle believers are in disbelief, realizing that the cycle got extended into 2026. They flip bullish again, thinking that the four-year myth cycle is not a thing anymore and that this is just the beginning of a new cycle lasting until 2028.
Then euphoria kicks in: bears flip bullish, retail hops on the train, good news is everywhere fueling the momentum even higher. BTC remains strong, ETH pushes through 6k, and al

USDT.D looks a bit weak