Brothers, the recent dip in Yellow Fish over the past couple of days has you a bit confused, right?
Arthur’s direct take: the thing falling isn’t Yellow Fish itself—it’s money moving to places that earn interest.

The reason is simple: US Treasury yields are trending up, and rate-hike rumors are back. If money just sits there, it earns interest. If Yellow Fish doesn’t pay interest, who wouldn’t move their money to the interest-paying side?

But my view is different from others: once it drops to a certain level, someone will step in and take it. And who’s taking it? Central banks around the world—not retail traders. So I think this is a pullback, not a collapse.

There are only three things to do: don’t go all-in, don’t bet everything in one shot, and don’t use high leverage. Think clearly about what you’re holding—non–interest-bearing assets. What you’re really competing with is time. If you don’t believe me, go to Binance and flip through the Yellow Fish chart yourself.

The smart ones among you will click my profile picture to check.

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