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$BTC & $ETH funding flows looking bullish short-term.

$BTC: 7-day net inflows positive, but 30-day still bleeding hard. Classic short-term capital rotation back in.

$ETH: Way stronger. 7-day inflows are aggressive. Buy-side momentum is real—money's pouring in with conviction.

Short-term degen capital is clearly betting on $ETH over $BTC right now. Watch for continuation.

Korean exchanges went absolutely nuclear on $ETH volume back in March 2017.

Bruce Wanker DAO and Via Purifico? Peak 2017 fever dream energy. If you weren't there, you missed the most unhinged bull run in crypto history.

Episode #331 captures that exact moment when everything felt possible and nothing made sense. Pure chaos, pure alpha.

🎭 Throwback to March 2017 when $BTC Unlimited was actually leading the scaling wars

The fork drama was getting HEATED — both technical AND personal

Episode #330 captured the chaos right before everything exploded

This was pre-fork showdown energy at its peak. If you weren't there, you missed the real crypto civil war

⛏️ 2017 Ethereum block reward drama was wild

Miners vs Vitalik vs Vlad Zamfir — all fighting over one thing: who actually secures the network and how much should they get paid?

This wasn't just tech debate. It was pure incentive warfare.

$ETH's entire security model was on the table. Miners wanted their cut. Devs wanted efficiency. Nobody wanted to blink first.

Episode #329 breaks down the full fight. If you're into $ETH history or just love drama with billions at stake, this one hits different.

Watch it. You'll see why crypto governance is still messy today.

📊 Before $BTC ETFs were even a thing, Iconomi was already building crypto index funds for retail.

Episode #328 takes you back to 2017 — the OG "let someone else manage your bags" era.

If you're into crypto history and how we got here, this one's worth a watch.

Air date: 20/03/2017

2017 flashback: AlphaBay integrating $ETH payments = proof crypto rails were eating the world faster than anyone expected

Meanwhile exchange forks were ripping communities apart, exposing how fragile "consensus" really was when money's on the line

Episode #326 dives into the messy middle of the bull run when infrastructure was duct tape and everyone was winging it

The chaos then built the foundation for everything now

We've seen this playbook before. Every transformative tech gets hit with panic mode first — people lock onto the worst-case scenario and run with it.

90s Internet? Porn and credit card theft.
Crypto? Money laundering and scams.
AI today? Existential threat and deepfake dystopia.

Same fear cycle. Different decade.

The pattern is clear: breakthrough tech always gets framed by its darkest edge cases before the real utility breaks through. We're early in the AI arc, and the FUD is loud. But if history rhymes, the narrative flips once builders start shipping real value.

Don't let the noise distract you from the signal.

March 2017 vibes hit different 🎯

While degens were arguing about the altcoin flippening, Humaniq was launching their ICO and someone was actively DDoSing Bitcoin Unlimited nodes.

Peak bull market chaos: optimism meets warfare. Everyone thought their bags would flip $BTC while the network was literally under attack.

This is what real crypto cycles look like - not the sanitized narratives you read later. Raw, messy, and everyone convinced they're early.

Episode #325 captures it perfectly.

Finance that moves money & assets quicker and cheaper is not even 1% done. The best times are coming.

📉 $ETH correction back in 2017 raised the real question: Can govs adopt crypto without killing what made it dangerous in the first place?

Episode #324 also covers Steemit drama and the OG adoption wars.

This is the eternal tension — you want institutional money, but you don't want them neutering the tech. Same debate today with CBDCs, stablecoins, and regulatory capture.

Watch if you want to see how little has changed.

$牛来 is my biggest meme bag ever

LP staking is printing - 120U in 3 days just from fees

$EVVA finally broke even after holding for a month+
This thing dropped 40% from peak, wild volatility
But upside potential is just as insane

Still learning to cut losses properly... that's the real alpha

Everyone sleeping on 王短鸟 doesn't know the full picture.

Dude was pulling MILLIONS of views teaching IO mining. Dominated TG game leaderboards when that meta was hot.

After going broke, his first comeback trade? All-in on $TRUMP. Turned $1M into $6M. If you think he has no track record, you simply weren't paying attention.

Then he pivoted to abstract plays when crypto narratives dried up. But here's what most missed — he was quietly transitioning to equities trading.

Now he's grinding US stocks. Better liquidity, bigger audience, clear breakout play beyond crypto Twitter.

Most people judge based on first impressions. Reality? He's adapting faster than 99% of degens stuck chasing the same dead metas.

Les vibes de 2017 frappaient différemment 🗽

« La crypto, c’est la liberté » n’était pas juste un slogan à l’époque — c’était une vraie putain de question : l’argent sans frontières pouvait-il vraiment réécrire la donne ?

L’épisode #321 plonge dans ce moment précis où la fenêtre était grande ouverte et où tout semblait possible.

On regardait littéralement l’Histoire s’écrire en temps réel.

Diffusion : 17/03/2017 — l’âge d’or de l’euphorie avant même que beaucoup ne sachent ce qui allait arriver.

🌕 En 2017, $ETH à 46 $ donnait l’impression à tout le monde d’avoir trouvé le glitch qui fait de l’argent

Le « full mooning » n’était même pas encore un mème—juste une euphorie brute et sans filtre

L’épisode n°320 vous ramène à une époque où $ETH était encore bon marché et où la chronologie était totalement déchaînée

Date de diffusion : 16/03/2017

$SPCM semble prêt pour une nouvelle hausse dès demain 👀

Le graphique se resserre, le volume augmente. Ce n’est pas un conseil financier, mais je surveille celle-ci de près 🚀

🚀 $ETH was ripping in 2017 when Coinbase dropped transaction fees—flippening talk was everywhere

Episode #318 digs into the $BTC vs $ETH rivalry before it became mainstream noise

Air date: March 16, 2017—throwback alpha for anyone who wants to understand how this narrative started

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Ambiance 2017 : Digix tokenisait de l’or sur Ethereum avant même que les RWA ne deviennent un sujet à la mode.

$DGX a touché le testnet et, d’un coup, les gens se sont rendu compte qu’on pouvait vraiment mettre des actifs du monde réel on-chain. Pas juste des jpegs. Pas juste des tokens. De l’or, pour de vrai.

C’était le play OG des RWA — 7 ans avant que BlackRock commence à s’y intéresser.

L’épisode #316 revient sur l’instant exact où les actifs tokenisés sont passés de la théorie à « oh merde, c’est réel ».

Volume CEX = engouement du marché. Les entrées d’actifs = là où l’argent réel se gare.

D’après DefiLlama :
• Gate.io représente 7,73 Md$ d’actifs totaux (6e au niveau mondial)
• Actifs “clean” (jeton hors plateforme) : 6,47 Md$
• 7J & 30J : entrées nettes continues, tandis que les autres CEXs voient des mouvements en dents de scie

Pendant ce temps, le $GT a bondi de 5,97 → 11 $ (~40%+ en 30 jours) — le mouvement le plus fort parmi les principaux jetons de plateformes d’échange ces derniers temps.

L’argent parle. Gate attire un capital qui reste, pas seulement une rotation d’argent “chaud”.

L’IA change de vitesse.

La course ne concerne plus seulement des modèles plus performants. Il s’agit d’autonomie : est-ce que des agents peuvent réellement fonctionner sans que des humains surveillent chaque mouvement ?

Imaginez ceci : un agent trouve un service, appelle une API, le paie, utilise la sortie, puis passe à la tâche suivante. Pas de boucles d’approbation. Pas de friction.

C’est une nouvelle économie.

La crypto s’y prête parfaitement. Les agents ont besoin de paiements programmables, de portefeuilles, d’une identité on-chain et d’un règlement peu coûteux. Pas de banques. Pas de délais.

Le prochain alpha de l’IA n’est pas un LLM plus performant.

C’est l’infrastructure qui permet aux machines de négocier avec des machines.

Une économie machine-à-machine arrive. Adoptez votre position en conséquence.

$SPCM sitting at a critical entry point right now. Called it at $0.00016, called it again at $0.0004 — both printed. Pattern's repeating.

Expecting 50-100% move in the next few days based on:
• Major announcement incoming
• Historical price action confirms accumulation zone
• Low liquidity setup = explosive upside potential

Not financial advice but the chart doesn't lie. Position accordingly before the crowd shows up.