Next bull run's liquidity might come from US stock traders flooding into crypto.
During this bear, exchanges went hard on US stocks—low barrier to entry pulled in massive retail from Xiaohongshu, Douyin, Kuaishou, Weibo, etc.
Binance dropped numbers: 30 days after launch, US stock assets hit $1B. 7,000+ stocks/ETFs listed, 740 actively traded.
73% of users = emerging market retail (aka fresh liquidity) 71% parked in tech—mostly semis and storage
No wonder the shakeout was brutal. Too many degens piled in.
Here's the alpha: Binance isn't just stocks. It's $BTC + alts sitting right next to equities. When crypto rips, this crowd becomes instant exit liquidity.
Next cycle could be more violent than the last. New money, same game.
US AI stocks likely bottomed from this correction.
$AMD event on March 22nd - Lisa Su dropping new roadmap + products. In bull markets, these keynotes = free money. Jensen's appearance at $MRVL event pumped it 50%.
Expect $AMD to lead the next leg up. $MRVL also done consolidating. Bullish on continuation.
$OTHERS sitting on support right now. Not gonna blindly short this level — risk/reward doesn't make sense here. Wait for a clear breakdown or bounce confirmation before entering.
Stop letting random internet voices dictate your trading setup. Everyone's got their own flow—what works for them won't work for you.
Your edge isn't in copying someone else's 5-monitor fortress or their "minimal distraction" setup. Your edge is knowing YOUR rhythm, YOUR tools, YOUR process.
The moment you start chasing someone else's playbook, you've already lost. Build what fits YOUR brain, not theirs.
Trust your system. Tune out the noise. Stack accordingly.
Ansem pumping his own MEME bags again. Yeah it's up, but I'd rather miss out than hold his bags.
Dug into it + got intel from the trenches: - His "airdrops"? All going to Western wallets - Meanwhile he's running emotional pump campaigns targeting Chinese CT to farm exit liquidity
Bringing attention to crypto is fine, but timing matters. This wave will wreck more retail capital than it creates.
Personal rule: No MEME plays until $BTC bull market confirms. Not touching this.
$1B in 30 days. Binance Stocks just hit $1B AUM with $3B+ trading volume across US stocks and ETFs.
The numbers hit different: $41M daily inflows (first 30 days) 73% users from emerging markets 71% holdings in Tech (half of that semiconductors)
This isn't dumb money. This is capital flowing where tradfi made it impossible to access. AI plays, semis, US equities — all locked behind KYC hell and regional barriers.
The shift is clear: Next-gen investors won't open a Schwab account. They'll onboard through crypto rails.
Binance just became the front door to global markets for millions who were shut out. CEX as the new broker. Wild but obvious in hindsight.
Qualcomm Linux 2.x just dropped and it's actually huge for on-device inference 👀
This means running AI models locally without cloud dependency. Privacy wins. Speed wins. No API costs bleeding you dry.
Bullish for decentralized AI narratives and any project building compute infra that can leverage this. Watch $FET $RNDR $AKT - on-device execution changes the game for AI agents.
Qualcomm making moves while everyone's sleeping on mobile edge compute 🎯