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At the moment, with $BTC priced at 85k, more than 62% of the coin supply is in profit
To me, this shows that we are still far from the real bottom
(in previous cycles the bottom was at values below 30–40%)

At the moment, with $BTC priced at 85k, more than 62% of the coin supply is in profit
To me, this shows that we are still far from the real bottom
(in previous cycles the bottom was at values below 30–40%)

World Liberty Financial burned $22.14M worth of $WLFI — this is how Trump project is fighting scammers
The team stated that before the launch of $WLFI, a small number of wallets were phished
Their solution?
🔸Burn the tokens on compromised wallets, reissue them, and redistribute them to the “legitimate owners” after an updated KYC procedure
WLFI was never about decentralization in the first place
🔹Another reminder that the team is all-powerful and can revoke tokens at any moment

World Liberty Financial burned $22.14M worth of $WLFI — this is how Trump project is fighting scammers
The team stated that before the launch of $WLFI, a small number of wallets were phished
Their solution?
🔸Burn the tokens on compromised wallets, reissue them, and redistribute them to the “legitimate owners” after an updated KYC procedure
WLFI was never about decentralization in the first place
🔹Another reminder that the team is all-powerful and can revoke tokens at any moment

A few words about Wave 2 from @opensea
I see many saying it was smart to participate, but it looks like most only got back around 50-70% of the fees, which is still a loss
I successfully skipped it since I burned on Wave 1, and I think now those who join FOMO to push Wave 3 might fall into a trap
🟨So if there are plans to participate, wait until the last week to see the stats and do the math
🔹Honestly, I already want TGE, but it seems OpenSea doesn’t really want to launch in this market, so they’ll likely keep extracting from us for quite a while

BlackRock has been reducing its reserves of $BTC and $ETH in recent days
In just the last 3 days, they sold 12,097 $BTC ($1.11B) and 172,049 $ETH ($533M)

BlackRock has been reducing its reserves of $BTC and $ETH in recent days
In just the last 3 days, they sold 12,097 $BTC ($1.11B) and 172,049 $ETH ($533M)

The latest @AxiomExchange update looks a bit strange.
Against the backdrop of many affiliates leaving and fees decreasing, they’ve announced a collaboration with @vanishTrade, which allows trading anonymously
Meaning, for every trade a new wallet is created, which then interacts with the main one.
🟨In my opinion, this is done not for user safety but to maintain their metrics

The latest @AxiomExchange update looks a bit strange.
Against the backdrop of many affiliates leaving and fees decreasing, they’ve announced a collaboration with @vanishTrade, which allows trading anonymously
Meaning, for every trade a new wallet is created, which then interacts with the main one.
🟨In my opinion, this is done not for user safety but to maintain their metrics

Using $SOON as an example, we can see how VCs make money even in a market like this
Here’s what happened:
🔹 All holders were flushed out by a massive dump.
🔹 Those who hedged their allocations got liquidated (SOON launched with a sale)
🔹Those who entered after those liquidations also got liquidated after another sharp move upward
This pattern was impossible to predict unless you were part of the team or had inside information. Why such thoughts? Because the NFTs with a *12-month vesting* were being accumulated in huge amounts by a single group of wallets
That’s how money is printed out of t

Using $SOON as an example, we can see how VCs make money even in a market like this
Here’s what happened:
🔹 All holders were flushed out by a massive dump.
🔹 Those who hedged their allocations got liquidated (SOON launched with a sale)
🔹Those who entered after those liquidations also got liquidated after another sharp move upward
This pattern was impossible to predict unless you were part of the team or had inside information. Why such thoughts? Because the NFTs with a *12-month vesting* were being accumulated in huge amounts by a single group of wallets
That’s how money is printed out of t