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The trend in 3 days, applause for those who understand $LAB

AI quant is entering a new era.

Never a backseat trader, I already mentioned at 13:00 in the group that the whales at $LAB have already dumped, it's a sure zero.

Looks like $LAB is really heading to zero now.

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Holders of $FIL are ecstatic; it's set to moon to 1000u each, third in market cap in the crypto space.

Looking to short below 1 on $LAB , the whales are already offloading, and the top 10 holdings have significantly decreased.

The whales of $LAB are entering a death countdown, with the TOP10 consistently dumping, reducing their holdings by 5% daily; hitting zero is just a matter of time.

$LAB is absolutely insane, mooning and dumping

The top ten holdings of $LAB have plummeted from 98% to 94%, the whales are starting to dump, and a crash is on the horizon.

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$LAB has finally been charged with manipulation. The last one accused, $RAVE , went straight to zero. This time it’s likely to repeat, so short $LAB quickly.

$FIL has been in a downtrend for 6 years, but it's finally gearing up for a major comeback. Not a single retail trader has been able to hold on, and no one sees the light at the end of the tunnel; most have already cut their losses.

For the whales, pumping the price is a walk in the park since there's basically no selling pressure. Moreover, Grayscale currently holds over a hundred million dollars in positions, with an average cost above $3. Now is the time to enter, even lower than institutional prices—are you still hesitating to get in? Still unsure about holding?

There are three reasons for this upcoming surge:
1. AI computing power has skyrocketed this year, and that requires GPU storage.
2. This year, U.S. stock market storage has surged 39 times—what about crypto storage?
3. Behind the computing power lies real value; perhaps the surge in AI computing will ignite crypto storage, reflecting true value, which means FIL might skyrocket even higher.

Burry takes a short position on Palantir, doubles down on NVDA and QQQ puts: When 'crowded trades' meet BTC at 80k

In the latest disclosures, he cleared out GME while directly shorting Palantir, and added put options on QQQ, semiconductor ETFs, Nvidia, and Oracle.

The core message of this combo is straightforward: he believes the current risk isn't 'poor performance', but 'valuation + narrative being too crowded'. As long as volatility creeps up, the pullback could be sharper than expected.

Interestingly, BTC seems to be more of a neutral position led by slow money. The net flow of spot ETFs has been generally neutral in recent days, with exchange reserves/net flows also hanging in the neutral zone, yet prices are stubbornly stuck around 80k. It feels like two different games are being played across markets: US stocks are trading on crowded valuations, while crypto is trading on liquidity stagnation.

The biggest pitfall right now is treating correlation as a hard rule: NASDAQ down = crypto must drop, or crypto strong = risk appetite is back. What you really need to watch is whether the 'transmission chain' has changed: if the NASDAQ is just being pulled back by options gamma, crypto might still do its own thing; but if credit conditions tighten and dollar liquidity is drained, then BTC's stagnation could suddenly turn into a waterfall.

When analyzing the charts, keep an eye on a few signals: whether the implied volatility of QQQ and semiconductors is consistently rising, whether the dollar index and US Treasury yields are strengthening in sync, and if the perpetual funding rate/open interest of BTC is starting to expand again.

Don't rush to take sides; first, confirm what kind of downturn it is. The outcome of crowded trades is never 'slowly becoming expensive', but rather 'suddenly forced to become cheap'.

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