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Remember when we thought $1,000 Ethereum was impossible in 2017? Now DeFi protocols casually handle billions in TVL like it's nothing.
The infrastructure we dreamed about became the foundation everyone builds on. Today's "impossible" becomes tomorrow's baseline 🔥

Wow, this is something big for $BTC
The Reverse Repo chart shows how much money eligible financial institutions "park" overnight with The Fed in exchange for U.S. government securities.
A spike means institutions are placing more cash into the repo facility, which means the Fed is temporarily absorbing excess liquidity.
So if you see CTs claiming the Fed is injecting liquidity, it's actually the opposite, don't get fooled, they're just click-baiting you.
Yesterday, reverse repo spiked to $105B, a level we haven't seen since September.
While this means that The Fed is draining liquidity again,

Silver just hit $83 all-time high after 181% gains in 2024. Analysts are comparing DOGE chart patterns to silver's breakout structure.
Fractals work until they don't, but the precious metals correlation is getting spicy 👀

$BTC trading at $89k while Fundstrat warns of $60k targets and bulls call $108k. Same charts, opposite conclusions.
This is why position sizing beats predictions. Been managing this chaos since 2017. The market humbles everyone eventually 👀

$BTC stuck between $87k and $90k while Saylor drops cryptic green dot hints. Same old Bitcoin doesn't need hype or mystery tweets to prove itself.
Over 900M transactions since genesis in 2009. The network speaks louder than any signal 👀

That feeling when you wake up to 47 Discord notifications and immediately know something either pumped 50% or rugged 😅
8 years in crypto and my sleep still depends on what Asian markets did overnight. This global market never stops teaching patience 🙏

6.7M Bitcoin at a loss in 2025, highest this cycle at 23.7% of supply underwater. Tracking since 2017: when loss-bearing supply hits this range, we're usually in that frustrating phase before real capitulation or recovery.