solana:Dz9mQ9NzkBcCsuGPFJ3r1bS4wgqKMHBPiVuniW8Mbonk looks like it's done with a perfect HTF correction and backtest of breakout levels and weekly bull market trend bands. The shakeout of the degen leverage is complete. Funding rates show weeks of late longers getting rinsed chasing, with funding now back to flat. Total leverage is at same levels as we were at around 100mm mcap, but with price almost double. Resistance is useless, ATH next. @theunipcs

if you're bearish on this chart, find a new hobby. Observe the perfect backtest of the weekly support bands and the formation of a monster daily hammer after sweeping every low that was lingering on ethereum:native. $6,969 sewn

bitcoin h2 still stuck within the range and these are the types of patterns i'll be looking for at the extremes this week i'm not looking to trade but lower timeframe rotations at the range high/low also look very rewarding

The US AI bubble is resting on 3 key assumptions: 1- shortage of compute 2- no roadblocks to the infra rollout and 3- there will be ample financing to support the outlandish capex spend assumptions. Let’s take these one by one and put it past the Casio stress test. 1/38

If you really want to know why @theunipcs is No. 1 on the FOMO leaderboard: he buys coins and holds with conviction. He doesn't flip-flop or change his thesis every day. He buys and holds. Yet many call him a farmer—for being early and knowing how to hold? Skill issue. and many are angry at him cause they bought what he did and sold after 2hrs Missing the whole run up on coins he was right 😂

Another interesting angle of orbio is that it sits right in between 2 areas market participants want exposure to: - AI x Crypto - Robinhood Chain There is over $10bn allocated to the first, and we’ve seen with VVV that the inference bid is real. ATM orbio only represents 0.3% of the total crypto x ai mcap. If on chain credit usage was to scale from there I would expect it to rerate. On the second, there is not that many venture bet available on RH. Morpho, Lighter, Uni are good liquid leveraged bet on the success of RH but they are already in the multi billions FDV. PONS and LONG (via AI) are still early, but not venture bet per se anymore at their sizes. I do think the market is looking for more ways to long the success of robinhood chain and orbio is one of the most assymetric. More in this report:

I've been hoping for a chance to add to useless mid 150s but its been resisting those entries with full force. i think main reason useless been resisting lower is degen leverage was already flushed. were at same leverage levels as the 100m breakout point. giga mega bullish RESISTANCE IS $USELESS @theunipcs

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Well that escalated quickly lol. Missed my bids by like $2 which is always painful to see. Do think the downside liquidity will be taken next but not keen to short a move like this so just going to watch to see how PA develops for now. ethereum:native

btc h1 looking for a range to form at ~76k which is at the low of an h4 range. in terms of range trading mechanics, this is great r:r for longs still wary that we have failure at the extreme of supply (82.3k) and lower lows, so it could break this point and then i'd add shorts

"Is trading hard?" I don't know, you tell me. We need the mental toughness of a pro athlete, patience of a monk, precision of a brain surgeon, pattern recognition of a chess grandmaster. All at the same time. Under pressure. While managing fear, greed, ego...in real time, with your own money on the line. Competing against the smartest people on earth, the richest people on earth...who have better data, faster technology, and deeper pockets. Whose entire business model is taking retail's money. Oh ya...and you're expected to stay calm, make rational decisions, and execute while in a violent dogfight with your own emotions. Is trading hard? I don't know, you tell me. Next question.