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L33 💹🧲 retweeted
If you have survived
- October 10th crash
- US and Iran war
- February crash
- Quantum FUD
- Saylor selling BTC
- Clarity Act failing the senate
- FED hiking rate for first time in 3 years
You deserve this pump.
L33 💹🧲 retweeted
One day you will wake up and suddenly SPX6900 will be a global phenomenon that is being talked about everywhere.
On the news, at work, even at your own home
It will feel like it came out of nowhere overnight and gave life-changing wealth to thousands of “lucky” people.
Let me tell you this. They weren’t “lucky”. They were extraordinarily patient, disciplined, smart and persevered no matter what, for years on end.
If you don’t want to be a sour bystander calling people “lucky” when it happens, join us now.
The hardest part is well behind us.
The best part will begin soon.
L33 💹🧲 retweeted
Long-term support is now at $70,000.
Early bull market is full of denial, uncertainty, which results in sideways price action.
A higher high established with a daily close above $83k triggers a buy signal for many conservative traders.
Can be an explosive move toward $90,000.
L33 💹🧲 retweeted
I don't know the future.
But every time I'll see BTC pull back to SMA200 on the way up, I'll buy more.
It's what I did in 2023-2025 which worked out well.
Also deployed my first long-term buys last week in 77k-79k range.
Will load heavier bag if we get near $70,000.
Big IF.
L33 💹🧲 retweeted
The market hunts stops.
Every wick through support or resistance is designed to shake out weak hands before reversing. Let me explain.
A wick through a level is a test. The close is the verdict.
Price touches the level intrabar. Weak hands panic. Their stops execute. Liquidity fills the buy or sell orders on the other side. Then price snaps back into the range.
In practice:
➫ Don't move your stop based on a wick
➫ Don't flip your bias based on a wick
➫ Wait for the close
If the candle closes back inside the range or above support, the level held.
This one rule saves you from the single most common mistake in technical analysis: reacting to intrabar noise as if it were confirmed direction.
Patience for the close is one of the simplest edges in trading.
Also one of the least practiced.
The market is designed to make you react before the information is complete.
Your only job is to wait until it confirmed.
Agree or disagree?
L33 💹🧲 retweeted
🚨 BREAKING
🇺🇸 THE FED PRESIDENT WILL MAKE AN EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY AT 4:00 PM ET, RIGHT AFTER THE U.S. MARKET CLOSES!
FED OFFICIALS NEVER PUBLICLY SPEAK AFTER MARKETS CLOSE UNLESS SOMETHING SERIOUS IS HAPPENING.
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR BITCOIN AND RISK ASSETS!!
L33 💹🧲 retweeted
CZ's 3 Tips for Beginners: Risk Control Is As Important As Making Money
On January 14, 2026, Binance Founder CZ shared 3 core tips for crypto newcomers: First, prioritize learning, recommending Binance Academy; second, start small, advising to allocate just 1% of funds to get familiar with wallets and DeFi; third, control risk, meaning one should reduce position size if feeling stressed. He emphasized that "controlling risk is as important as making money" and referred to cryptocurrency as "the new money."
Source: youtube.com/watch?v=HoHXNrx1…
L33 💹🧲 retweeted
Since I entered crypto, Ethereum mainnet fees were simply to high for the average user.
🔹 Too expensive for retail
🔹 Too expensive for frequent usage
🔹 Too expensive to build consumer-scale apps
Ethereum was powerful, but economically unusable for most people.
That changed about one year ago.
🔹 Mainnet fees dropped sharply
🔹 Simple transactions became cheap again
🔹 Building directly on L1 became viable at scale
And the effects showed up fast:
🔹 More applications launched on Ethereum mainnet
🔹 Stablecoin transfers accelerated
🔹 Prediction markets, RWAs, payments moved back to L1
🔹 Real users, not just whales, returned
This is the key to understand:
🔹 High fees killed consumer apps
🔹 Low fees revive them
🔹 Ethereum removed its biggest structural bottleneck
Now the Mainnet is usable again.
Bullish ETH.
