Disyrah retweeted
Binance will be "hacked"...
2026 or 2027.
There is no bottom in the market until Binance is hacked.
It's part of the script.
Disyrah retweeted
So Binance-linked MMs have allegedly been trying to break Bitcoin below 80k for over a week now.
And they haven鈥檛 managed to push it down significantly.
Why?
Because massive whales have been accumulating billions worth of $BTC throughout this entire period.
Now here鈥檚 where things get very interesting.
I believe the last straw for Binance was $HYPE suddenly attracting legitimate institutional interest and attention.
We鈥檙e talking about a roughly $4B increase in market cap within just 16 hours, starting from around $20B.
Do the maths.
20B + 20% in a single day.
And all of this while Bitcoin refused to break down significantly.
So in my view, Binance had two problems on its hands.
Bitcoin refusing to break below 80k.
And HYPE suddenly attracting dangerous amounts of attention.
What followed?
A swift market rug under the cover of an alleged hack. To cuck momentum.
And this is where things get even stranger.
A hack that was very conveniently contained by USDC and Tether.
Maybe a tad TOO quickly for my taste.
I鈥檝e witnessed countless hacks in this space since 2018, and something about this one feels extremely odd.
It鈥檚 not how North Korean hackers usually operate either.
They typically manage to move a significant chunk of the stolen funds before anyone can intervene.
Yet this time, almost the entire $2B was reportedly frozen within a remarkably short period.
Interesting, isn鈥檛 it?
Given the reach of international law enforcement, I struggle to imagine many actors capable of pulling off something of this scale and escaping the consequences, apart from groups operating beyond that reach, such as Lazarus.
And if you think the official narrative automatically tells the whole story, that鈥檚 on you.
In my opinion, Binance is doing more harm to this industry than good.
And I believe much of that harm is deliberate.
First 10/10.
Now this.
Market manipulation at its finest, if my suspicions are correct.
SHUT YOUR MOTHERF*CKING EXCHANGE DOWN AND REMOVE YOUR CLAWS FROM THIS SPACE.
I鈥檓 counting the days until the Trump administration is gone, because I believe the scrutiny surrounding these players will intensify significantly.
And if wrongdoing is established, those responsible should face the consequences.
Stay safe out there.
Sincerely yours,
Skully
Disyrah retweeted
If any of you remember how $MOTHER by @IGGYAZALEA was launched, you will understand that $Yzy is real @kanyewest launch
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Disyrah retweeted
You know how some people say, "oh, he is so lucky that he bought bitcoins so early"?
Well, what you are feeling now is the pain that we had to endure many times before too.
Hold is never easy.
Disyrah retweeted
The memecoin environment is so aggressive and a complete money shitpit right now.
Of course this has always been the case, but the current environment has arguably never been worse.
1. We used to have established majors for memecoins
2. Lifespan was relatively long but shortened over time
3. Lifespan went from a couple of years to a couple of months to a couple of days, and now we're looking at a couple of hours
4. The market is in "it pumped over 25 seconds, sell the bag" mode
This all changed and is exemplified for me on the listing of CHILLGUY.
CHILLGUY had 12 days of price action onchain before Binance listed it.
It was the last major memecoin mover I remember with ACTUAL onchain price action resiliency and social input before it was listed.
Fastforward to January and it took Binance a little over 24 hours to list VINE from launching onchain to perps being active.
No surprise what happened to the price action as a result.
The gold rush of exchanges looking to provide these coins quickly to their audience is harming the environment for everyone.
Onchain coins have no price action to be able to develop
Social channels are killed immediately because price dumps
Communities only form because hodl'ers are now in panic mode
Exchanges will end up with a ton of no volume perps markets that will be delisted within 6 months
The participants naturally want to get long because you've seen huge gains, people making money on chain and so when it comes to exchange listed the mindset is very much long focused
Exchanges are listing these things aggressively to provide for their audience, but it's all just a money grab and fight for listing some of the biggest dogshit and harmful coins.
They are literally stacking their exchanges with shit to give you 24 hours of trading enjoyment before no one cares about it again.
The environment for memecoins is more aggressive than ever, it has lower odds than ever, and instead of isolating things to onchain and encouraging projects to launch and to develop we're in a time where listing as quickly as possible to "help" the end user is the priority.
You aren't helping anything.
You're listing dogshit to make a quick $.
You're harming the end user by giving them access to this with leverage and acting as though you're pushing the boundaries for centralised exchange offerings.
It's all shit and it needs a major overhaul.
Stop listing rapidly, let things exist onchain for longer, stop pretending it's anything more than a money grab.
TLDR Fuck these rapid exchange listings and onchain deaths.












