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Just leaving this here — a draft for history.
I would like to see a scenario like this:
📈 Bounce $BTC to ~100-110 thousand.
🧠 Formation of "head and shoulders"
🐻 Dive into a bear market
💤 Bottom of the bear — around $50,000 in autumn 2026
🌅 Then — recovery and new highs in 2–3 years
This is not a call to action, not financial advice —
but merely the imagination of one of millions of investors.
💭 Never listen to anyone.
Trade with your head.
I would like to see a scenario like this:
📈 Bounce $BTC to ~100-110 thousand.
🧠 Formation of "head and shoulders"
🐻 Dive into a bear market
💤 Bottom of the bear — around $50,000 in autumn 2026
🌅 Then — recovery and new highs in 2–3 years
This is not a call to action, not financial advice —
but merely the imagination of one of millions of investors.
💭 Never listen to anyone.
Trade with your head.
❗️3 AI prompts that save hours of routine
There aren’t any interesting news today, so save this useful collection of AI prompts:
1. Narrative Scanner — finds the market’s key trends, evaluates their potential, cycle phase, and risks
Prompt: Act as a crypto research analyst at a top fund. Identify the 5 strongest narratives forming in the market right now. For each one give me: the 3 tokens leading it with market caps, the specific catalyst driving attention, which stage of the attention cycle it's in (insiders only / CT discovery / retail euphoria / exhausted), how much upside is realistically left, and the one event that would kill the narrative overnight. Rank them by risk-adjusted opportunity, not hype.
2. Smart Money Tracker — a step-by-step algorithm for finding whale wallets and tracking their transactions
Prompt: Teach me to track smart money like an on-chain analyst. Give me a full workflow using free tools only: how to find the wallets that bought [token] before it moved, how to check what else those wallets hold right now, how to set alerts for their next moves, and the 4 patterns that separate real accumulation from a team wallet building exit liquidity. Format it as a repeatable 15-minute routine I can run every Sunday.
3. Risk Assessment — builds a risk-management system for your portfolio
Prompt: Build my complete risk management system for a $[X] portfolio. Include: position sizing formula based on stop distance, maximum portfolio heat at any time, rules for when I'm allowed to add to winners, a drawdown circuit breaker that forces me to stop trading, conditions for rotating to stables, and a 5-point checklist I must pass before every entry. Make it strict enough that following it feels annoying. One page, ready to pin.
There aren’t any interesting news today, so save this useful collection of AI prompts:
1. Narrative Scanner — finds the market’s key trends, evaluates their potential, cycle phase, and risks
Prompt: Act as a crypto research analyst at a top fund. Identify the 5 strongest narratives forming in the market right now. For each one give me: the 3 tokens leading it with market caps, the specific catalyst driving attention, which stage of the attention cycle it's in (insiders only / CT discovery / retail euphoria / exhausted), how much upside is realistically left, and the one event that would kill the narrative overnight. Rank them by risk-adjusted opportunity, not hype.
2. Smart Money Tracker — a step-by-step algorithm for finding whale wallets and tracking their transactions
Prompt: Teach me to track smart money like an on-chain analyst. Give me a full workflow using free tools only: how to find the wallets that bought [token] before it moved, how to check what else those wallets hold right now, how to set alerts for their next moves, and the 4 patterns that separate real accumulation from a team wallet building exit liquidity. Format it as a repeatable 15-minute routine I can run every Sunday.
3. Risk Assessment — builds a risk-management system for your portfolio
Prompt: Build my complete risk management system for a $[X] portfolio. Include: position sizing formula based on stop distance, maximum portfolio heat at any time, rules for when I'm allowed to add to winners, a drawdown circuit breaker that forces me to stop trading, conditions for rotating to stables, and a 5-point checklist I must pass before every entry. Make it strict enough that following it feels annoying. One page, ready to pin.
💥 CZ commented on his «photo with Musk»
It is reported that the picture allegedly shows Changpeng Zhao (CZ) and Elon Musk long before the appearance of $BTC
On May 21, 2025, CZ commented on the photo on X (Twitter), writing:
«That’s my cousin»
😄
It is reported that the picture allegedly shows Changpeng Zhao (CZ) and Elon Musk long before the appearance of $BTC
On May 21, 2025, CZ commented on the photo on X (Twitter), writing:
«That’s my cousin»
😄
🤯 Bitcoin could have been called something else!
⁉️ Bet you didn’t know that in 2008 Satoshi had another name option for his brainchild?
Before Satoshi Nakamoto published the famous White Paper, he needed to choose a name for his project and buy a domain. Data analysis revealed an interesting detail:
• On August 16, 2008, a domain <t-2/>netcoin.org was purchased via the AnonymousSpeech anonymous registration service.
• On August 17, 2008, through the same service, the domain bitcoin.org was registered.
Satoshi didn’t just go to a website and buy domains.
Both netcoin.org and bitcoin.org were registered via a specific Japanese service called AnonymousSpeech. It guaranteed complete confidentiality, hid the owner in the public Whois database, and—most importantly—allowed purchases to be made anonymously (e.g., with gift cards). From day one, Satoshi carefully covered his tracks.
At the time, nobody else was buying these domains one after another through this specific anonymous service.
Today, it’s widely accepted in the crypto community that Satoshi was torn between two names: “Network Coin” (Netcoin) and “Bitcoin Coin” (Bitcoin).
Fortunately, he chose the second option. By the way, Satoshi later abandoned the netcoin.org domain.
⁉️ Bet you didn’t know that in 2008 Satoshi had another name option for his brainchild?
Before Satoshi Nakamoto published the famous White Paper, he needed to choose a name for his project and buy a domain. Data analysis revealed an interesting detail:
• On August 16, 2008, a domain <t-2/>netcoin.org was purchased via the AnonymousSpeech anonymous registration service.
• On August 17, 2008, through the same service, the domain bitcoin.org was registered.
Satoshi didn’t just go to a website and buy domains.
Both netcoin.org and bitcoin.org were registered via a specific Japanese service called AnonymousSpeech. It guaranteed complete confidentiality, hid the owner in the public Whois database, and—most importantly—allowed purchases to be made anonymously (e.g., with gift cards). From day one, Satoshi carefully covered his tracks.
At the time, nobody else was buying these domains one after another through this specific anonymous service.
Today, it’s widely accepted in the crypto community that Satoshi was torn between two names: “Network Coin” (Netcoin) and “Bitcoin Coin” (Bitcoin).
Fortunately, he chose the second option. By the way, Satoshi later abandoned the netcoin.org domain.
❕ Bitcoin got stuck in a cursed channel
⁉️ Turned into a stablecoin
❓Refused volatility
That’s terrible 🤯
Good night 🫡
⁉️ Turned into a stablecoin
❓Refused volatility
That’s terrible 🤯
Good night 🫡
⁉️ Who would you stay with on a deserted island❓
1) Elon Musk
2) CZ
1) Elon Musk
2) CZ
I got a job on a crypto project!
They promise to pay $15 thousand per month; a manager contacted me on Telegram and explained the whole gist..
And now I just need to download their software and connect my wallets!
I’m thrilled to be starting—wish me luck!!
They promise to pay $15 thousand per month; a manager contacted me on Telegram and explained the whole gist..
And now I just need to download their software and connect my wallets!
I’m thrilled to be starting—wish me luck!!
My teacher is 80 years old. For 45 years now, he has been watching the stock market, and over that time he has developed several simple rules for position management.
He says that beginners don’t need dozens of indicators. It’s much more important to know in advance what you will do when the price moves.
−5% → do nothing, hold the position
−15% → add 10% more to the position
−25% → add another 25%
+5% → hold
+15% → hold
+25% → take profit on 10%
+35% → take profit on 20%
+45% → take profit on 30%
+60% → take profit on 40%
+100% → close the position completely
His main principle:
“ You shouldn’t make decisions under the influence of emotions. The decision needs to be made before the market starts moving.”
Discipline in action. Patience over time. This is exactly what he considers the foundation for long-term results.
He says that beginners don’t need dozens of indicators. It’s much more important to know in advance what you will do when the price moves.
−5% → do nothing, hold the position
−15% → add 10% more to the position
−25% → add another 25%
+5% → hold
+15% → hold
+25% → take profit on 10%
+35% → take profit on 20%
+45% → take profit on 30%
+60% → take profit on 40%
+100% → close the position completely
His main principle:
“ You shouldn’t make decisions under the influence of emotions. The decision needs to be made before the market starts moving.”
Discipline in action. Patience over time. This is exactly what he considers the foundation for long-term results.
🫡 Bitcoin
Didn’t manage to break through $64,500 and off we went down like a stone 🔺
Show us your shorts 🩲
Didn’t manage to break through $64,500 and off we went down like a stone 🔺
Show us your shorts 🩲
Elon Musk’s favorite joke about economists 😂
$SPCXB
Two economists are hiking through the woods.
They find a pile of shit.
One economist tells the other:
“I’ll pay you 100 dollars if you eat it.”
The economist eats the shit and gets 100 dollars.
They keep going.
Then they find another pile of shit.
The other economist says:
“Now I’ll pay you 100 dollars if you eat this pile of shit.”
He pays the other economist, and the other eats it.
Then they say:
“Wait. We both just ate a pile of shit, and we don’t have any more money. We just gave each other 100 dollars each, and both of us ate a pile of shit. There’s no point in that.”
And the second replies:
“No, no. Look at it from the perspective of economics. We just added 200 dollars to the economy.”
$SPCXB
Two economists are hiking through the woods.
They find a pile of shit.
One economist tells the other:
“I’ll pay you 100 dollars if you eat it.”
The economist eats the shit and gets 100 dollars.
They keep going.
Then they find another pile of shit.
The other economist says:
“Now I’ll pay you 100 dollars if you eat this pile of shit.”
He pays the other economist, and the other eats it.
Then they say:
“Wait. We both just ate a pile of shit, and we don’t have any more money. We just gave each other 100 dollars each, and both of us ate a pile of shit. There’s no point in that.”
And the second replies:
“No, no. Look at it from the perspective of economics. We just added 200 dollars to the economy.”
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