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Jeeez, talk about boring! $HBAR is consolidating and feels 'somewhat' stuck. Price has really found support at that 0.16c level (I'd much prefer it at 1.16c 👀) Looking at localised structure shift, I think we may see a bounce from the area of demand (green box), if not, then we kiss 0.16c again no doubt. Anyways, will further update in a few days. #Hedera #HBAR

$BTC Some updated thoughts - daily chart 🫠 1. Last Sept, I said 107K is an absolute must hold (in my opinion) to maintain upward trajectory. My opinion remains the same. We cannot lose it. We have held this level quite well, all things considered. Nobody could have forecasted the recent liquidation event. 2. So here we've the previous month (Oct) candle as an overlay on the daily chart, it really helps me put things into perspective. The monthly candle close as a bearish candle, however, it's ranging and price is currently a 'discounted' range. As a trader, this is where I look to position but need more confluence alignment. 3. If bearish structure shifting is starting, we could easily see price retrace right back up into this ineffiency zone. As you can see, only 9% of that zone has been mitigated, plenty left to sweep and it would also align for a 618 rejection. However, let's remain positive, bullish structure remains intact and I'd like to see that bearish zone fail. 4. We can see recent price action has been bearish the last few days. The volume pushing this down is lower than average. Again, this could imply the move may likely not sustain. For me, this is actually a nice bullish sign. All in all, I think this month will be an important one. I remain bullish overall and positive for the foreseeable. I'm not seeing anywhere where I'd take a long position from just yet, but I'll be scouting the lower timeframes over the coming days. All we need is a sprinkle of bullish divergence and we will be pushing nicely. #Bitcoin

Dear @triaslab @netx_world I have read your article (twice). To be blunt, it reads more like damage control than genuine accountability. Throughout the entire piece, you blame everyone else but yourselves, and you fail to take ownership or offer a sincere apology for what can only be described as serious operational failure at best, raising critical questions of responsibility and control that cannot be ignored! What concrete steps have you taken to ensure this never happens again? I have stayed silent on this for some time as I wanted to see how it unfolded and to give you the benefit of the doubt. However, I will keep this short! Based on your own words: "We understand why trust has been shaken, and we recognize that only actions — not words — can rebuild confidence." If you truly mean this, then take action now, not later. Start with the following, immediately: 1. Publish an independent forensic audit. 2. Prove the custody flow of all tokens. 3. Show chain-by-chain bridge records including mint and burn events. 4. Clearly demonstrate how this could happen without your team’s knowledge or permission. If you are genuinely an honest team and want to do right by the community, then initiate a full, independently verified investigation immediately, with a public timeline, transparent progress updates, and a community-accessible final report. If Trias (Net-X) is truly committed to transparency, then the community deserves these facts, not just another narrative. Otherwise, you’re showing that this is nothing more than words without principle or integrity. Transparency isn't optional, it's essential for restoring trust and confidence. We're watching! H