Michael Saylor has spent nearly $50 billion over the last 5 years buying Bitcoin, and now he’s sitting underwater.
Adjusted for inflation, he’s down around $10 billion.
The bigger issue is that a large part of these BTC purchases were made using borrowed money and that debt has to be paid back. This is where things can get very messy, very fast.
I talked about this more than a month ago and warned about the risks. People like this create centralization, which goes against Bitcoin’s original purpose.
When leverage and concentration build up too much, the system becomes fragile.
I’ll keep you updated over the next few months.
And when I start buying Bitcoin again, I’ll say it here publicly.
A lot of people are going to regret ignoring these warnings.
If you’re having a bad day, remember this… 😂 > Someone bought $198,000 worth of $LAPTOP at $255.
It’s now worth around $2,100. 💀📉 Hunter Biden’s $LAPTOP memecoin crashed 99% just two hours after launch.
> Don’t invest with emotion.
I'm building a radar system to find good meme when i scan that saw everyone is scaming got the notification so IAM not trading so guys don't trade meme coins
after a long day I AM not bullish on Ethereum $ETH
you want to know why ?
> A big $ETH whale looks like it may be trimming the bag. This guy just deposited 7,981 ETH ($14.99M) to FalconX about 6 hours ago. Since July, the wallet has sent a total of 10,735.8 ETH , worth around $20.04M, to FalconX.
See This is Web3 and Everything happens on chain and transparent
Nui ka poʻe i hoʻokomo i ke kālā nui i ka crypto no ko lākou wā e hiki mai ana...
akā ʻaʻohe mea hiki ke hoʻokaʻawale kālā i kēia manawa
no ka mea, ua hiki mua nā whale ma ʻaneʻi mai ka makahiki 2014, a i kēlā manawa ua ma lalo ke kumukūʻai o BTC ma lalo o 20K. I kēia manawa, loaʻa iā lākou he nui o $—ke hoʻomau nei lākou i ka paʻi kālā ....
E paipai aku au: mai hoʻokomo i ke kālā. E hana i ke kālepa wā pōkole (short term trade) a e lawe i ka waiwai 1x a me 2x profit.
If you want to play an important role in the world of trading correctly and successfully, do not regret your mistakes, but learn💡
Do you know what the key to success in the world of trading is?
Learn from mistakes! The experience gained from our mistakes actually gives us the opportunity to become stronger traders. Let's discuss some important points on this topic.
1st Smart Risk Management:
--To keep your Portfolio safe & stable, determine how much risk you can take before taking each trade as well as the stop loss you can bear.
--Because these will help you be confident and survive in the long run.
2nd Learn to do your own Analysis:
--Do in-depth analysis & research before making any trade and learn to make your own decisions.
--In this way, you will understand the market's pump & dump better and Real time experience will be here.
3rd Stop trading with emotion:
--Trade according to your own target or plan with a cool head,
--Because if you make decisions or trades emotionally in the market, it can be the cause of your big loss.
Finally, stop making decisions instantly after seeing any news:
--There is a lot of fake and paid news in the Crypto Market, so do not make quick decisions after seeing any good or bad news.
--You will make a decision after doing a little research on the news data and sources. This will make your trading quality professional & powerful. Along with this, you will also gain experience in news analysis.
If you follow these valuable 4/5 tips, you will not only not be able to catch mistakes but also become a confident and successful trader!
After $TUT explosive moves, some traders have started questioning whether Tutorial is simply another speculative token.
But the project’s origin story is actually different from a typical meme coin. 👇
1/ What is TUT?
Tutorial started as an educational experiment on BNB Chain, created to demonstrate how a token could be launched.
What began as a tutorial/demo token later evolved into Tutorial, an AI-powered Web3 education ecosystem focused on helping users understand blockchain, DeFi, wallets, DEXs and smart contracts.
2/ Why does TUT exist?
The project’s core concept is the Tutorial Agent an AI-powered learning assistant designed to simplify complex crypto concepts and provide interactive guidance.
3/ So, is TUT a scam?
The origin story alone doesn't prove that a project is legitimate but it also doesn't justify calling it a scam.
The real questions are:
> Is the product actually being developed?
>Is the ecosystem gaining users?
>Does $TUT have sustainable utility?
>How transparent are the team, tokenomics and on-chain activity?
>Can the project maintain adoption beyond speculative price action?
TUT has an unusual origin, but price volatility ≠ scam.