CrediBULL Crypto

This is exactly the type of event that could mark a bottom.

you believe stronger in ETH then SOL?

Curve is now live on @StellarOrg, marking its first native deployment outside the EVM ecosystem. And I think this is a pretty interesting expansion, especially considering the type of ecosystem @CurveFinance is entering. The Stellar Development Foundation actually approached Curve about bringing its infrastructure to the network. Stellar has been building around payments and institutional finance for years, with players like Franklin Templeton and MoneyGram already operating there. Now Curve is bringing StableSwap to Soroban, Stellar's smart contract platform. Since Stellar doesn't run the EVM, the existing Vyper contracts couldn't simply be deployed there. StableSwap had to be rebuilt from the ground up, while keeping the same underlying math. The reason I like this combination is quite simple. Stellar already has stablecoins and tokenized financial assets, but issuing these assets is only one part of the equation. They also need reliable liquidity and efficient markets where users can actually move between them. That's where Curve can add real value. StableSwap provides the infrastructure for assets that should trade close to the same price, making it a natural fit for stablecoin markets. And the benefits go beyond swaps. Deeper pools can become liquidity sources for lending protocols, help facilitate collateral liquidations and make tokenized assets easier to use across the ecosystem. As on other Curve deployments, swaps on Stellar generate fees for the DAO. There's more planned, too. Curve wants to bring its full stack to Stellar, with permissionless pool deployment and improved routing still on the roadmap. FXSwap is also in development and will follow once its audit is complete, opening the door to markets between assets with different prices, such as USD and EUR stablecoins. I don't think the success of this deployment will be measured by the launch itself, but by how much liquidity and actual usage Curve can attract. Still, bringing Curve's infrastructure to an ecosystem with this much focus on stablecoins and tokenized assets makes a lot of sense to me.

My thoughts on recent PA in light of the biggest crypto exchange hack in recorded history. I cover $BTC, $ETH, $CRV, $CVX, $XRP, hedera-hashgraph:native, and $TRAC. If you gained some value from this vid, likes/shares are appreciated.

My thoughts on recent PA in light of the biggest crypto exchange hack in recorded history. I cover $BTC, $ETH, $CRV, $CVX, $XRP, hedera-hashgraph:native, and $TRAC. If you gained some value from this vid, likes/shares are appreciated.

Hacker 1 shotted 8m CRV

This is absolutely a possibility, but it would also change the general structure of the move up on $CRV. Holding above .29 is literally the most bullish possibility structure-wise (series of 1-2's) and I've explained in multiple times why this is my primary expectation. Moving below .29 indicates we have a completed 5 wave move off the lows, which is still bullish, but allows for a deeper retracement below .29 before a full on reversal. The closest example I can give you of this $BTC back at 24-25k before impulsing aggressively to new ATH at 65k+ and ultimately 100k+: At the time, MANY were calling for a move down to 21-22k on $BTC, and I repeated multiple times that I was not expecting the 24k lows to be breached and that until/unless they were people were jumping the gun calling for lower targets. I even placed a public options bet on the expected aggressive expansion assuming the 24k lows wouldn't be breached and turned 10k into 240k when the thesis was proved correct (see here: xitter.cf/CredibleCrypto/status/…). The lows were never breached, and what followed was one of the most aggressive rallies in Bitcoin's history. We are seeing the SAME potential structure today on $CRV. The expectation is, once again, that the lows at .29 will be defended, just as the lows at 24k on $BTC were defended. If the lows at .29 are breached, then it would be similar to the lows at 24k on $BTC having been breached- not the end of the world (or the higher TF bullish bias), but a shift in structure that has broader implications (no "most bullish" 1-2, 1-2 structure and instead a completed 5 wave move off the .20 lows, which allows for a deeper, longer correction (below .29 but still above .20) before we are ready for the next impulsive/expansion wave to the upside). So yes, it is possible that we take out the .29 lows, dip into demand at .24-.28, and then see an impulsive move back up, BUT that is not my primary expectation atm because based on the expectation of significant outperformance on CRV (which in turn is based on chart pairings against majors and overall structure) I do believe that we may be seeing a similar situation to $BTC at 24k's playing out at this time in which the .29 lows are defended, rather than breached (even if temporarily).