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Breaking a round number like $76K can trigger stop losses, margin calls & short term panic, even if fundamentals remain unchanged. History in crypto shows these dips are where volatility separates traders from investors. Weak hands exit, strong hands watch & long term positions

Four consecutive red months for Bitcoin downtrend is a signal. The crypto market is notoriously volatile, but repeated declines like this stress test conviction, liquidity and narrative. History shows that extended corrections are where weak hands exit, strong hands consolidate

The FTX next distribution landing on March 31st is more than a date, it is a checkpoint in a long, tangled unwinding of obligations. For creditors and token holders, this is the first visible pulse of capital return, but history tells us: timing is not certainty and the amounts

I think Armstrong is mostly right on the mechanics, even if reality is messier. Capitalism, at its best, is positive sum because it rewards value creation. When competition is open, innovation compounds, productivity rises, and society gets richer overall. History backs this up:

Ethereum L2s outpacing ETH by 900 percent is not a failure of Ethereum; it is proof that the design is working. History helps here. Think of the early internet. TCP/IP did not become valuable because every application lived on the base layer. Value exploded when layers were

Someone asked who the most distrusted figure in crypto is. The poll surprised many: most people pointed to CZ. Yet the field includes Do Kwon, the mind behind Terra and Luna’s collapse; SBF, the architect of FTX’s implosion; and Justin Sun, the founder of Tron. The real

Buyers can push prices, yes—but momentum, liquidity, macro conditions, and Fed policy will decide if it sticks.

This is why wealth compounds on crises. Every crash is a market wide sale, a historical moment where patience and liquidity turn into generational advantage.

Trump picking Kevin Warsh for Fed Chair is not just a personnel decision; it is a signal. Markets read signals before they read data. History gives us the template. In the Volcker era (late 1970s–80s), inflation was strangling the US. Paul Volcker walked into the Fed, raised

Repost for wider audience. We can't afford to miss Wizz thesis at this critical juncture.

The machinery of the world’s most powerful state just hit pause. Partial shutdown: the lights are on, but nothing meaningful moves. Workers wait. Markets twitch. Headlines flash. Washington performs its ritual brinkmanship while the country feels the slow bleed of stalled

🪙 Customers are already trying to pay with crypto. Many shops are saying yes because real money is coming in. The problem is not interest, it’s that paying with crypto still feels harder than it should.

JUST IN: Silver has crashed below $80, plunging over 30 percent in a single day. In one of the sharpest one-day collapses in modern commodities trading. The move has stunned markets. Liquidity evaporated, bids vanished & what was treated as a safe hedge only hours earlier

Crypto logic in one sentence: Bitcoin refuses to follow the forecast. It doesn’t behave like an asset. It behaves like a mood. Restless, stubborn, unpredictable. The only pattern? Chaos.

BREAKING: The crypto market has just hemorrhaged $200 billion in value in the past 24 hours. This is not just volatility, it is a convulsion, a reminder that digital empires rise and fall faster than kingdoms ever did. From Tulip Mania to the South Sea Bubble, history teaches

Putting him on the spot takes preparation, courage & immunity to spectacle. That is why it rarely happens. History remembers the few who do it, not the many who don’t...

Vitalik Buterin once stepped out wearing torn socks. His net worth is estimated at over $1 billion, roughly ₦1.5 trillion. If you held that kind of wealth, would you care about a hole in your socks? That is the point. Wealth does not announce itself. Security silences vanity.

When the giants move, the ground shakes. Fidelity launching a stablecoin is a declaration: crypto is no longer the fringe playground of rebels and retail. The future belongs to those who write the rules and back them with trillions. Brace for consolidation, legitimacy, and a