Buy the leaders, sell the sheep
Our policy is to buy the category's leaders when long and to short a category's weaklings when short
Often retail traders buy the sheep after missing the leaders. Then when a correction comes the sheep are struck with lightening
Observation on the unsophisticated audience of X
Seems that on any given market the geniuses on X are either Hot or Cold, bull or bear, moon or dungeon
Why?
Price discovery is nuanced, layered, not always black or white
The beauty of markets lies not in the headlines of a market, but often in the footnotes
This is my long-term chart of ripple:native It implies an eventual advance to $5.40
A claim of a "call" or simple presentation of a chart is NOT a trade People who claim "trades" need to provide proof or else the claims are BS An X post is NOT proof
This is my long-term chart of ethereum:native It implies an eventual move to 8,600 once 5,000 is handled
A claim of a "call" or simple presentation of a chart is NOT a trade
People who claim "trades" need to provide proof or else the claims are BS
An X post is NOT proof
Lots of people on X make lots of claims about big bold market calls
A market call without action is worthless
Proof of a trade is the only thing that matters
So, how should proof be shown?
Simple
Let's see the tax statement from the country through which the trade was made
Otherwise the call is bogus and meaningless
Hey @BitcoinLive1 members, I have posted a piece devoted to #altcoins# here
It is possible Crypto Cap ex BTC would experience 6X move in next few two or so years
Great discussion on Nintendo. True that the younger generation has more options: Roblox, Minecraft, etc. But the Super Mario movie made $1 billion at the box office, mostly from younger kids. Switch 2 attach rate will go up with the 3D Mario game in 2027.