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CryptoSommurai retweeted
A man spent years teaching people about Bitcoin, but when he admitted he wasn't rich from it, one of Bitcoin's biggest figures mocked him. What happened next made him a millionaire.
> Andreas Antonopoulos had been educating people about Bitcoin since 2012.
> He wrote books, gave hundreds of talks and helped thousands of people understand Bitcoin.
> But there was one thing he didn't have, a massive Bitcoin fortune.
> In December 2017, Roger Ver, popularly known as Bitcoin Jesus, questioned why Andreas hadn't become rich from Bitcoin despite being an early advocate.
> Andreas replied that he had actually bought Bitcoin early.
> But in 2013, he sold his holdings to pay rent and support his family.
> He had spent years working on Bitcoin without a steady income and couldn't afford to keep holding.
> That response changed everything.
> Bitcoin supporters began sharing his donation address, encouraging people who had benefited from his work to give something back.
> Within three days, hundreds of donations had poured in.
> One person sent 79 bitcoin:native, while another donation was worth $1.2 MILLION at the time.
> By December 8, Andreas had received approximately 102 bitcoin:native worth $1.6 MILLION at the time.
> At today's Bitcoin price, those 102 bitcoin:native would be worth approximately $7.5 MILLION.
> Andreas was so overwhelmed that he described reading the messages with tears in his eyes.
> He had spent years helping people discover Bitcoin and when the community found out he wasn't wealthy, they sent him a fortune.
CryptoSommurai retweeted
Bitcoin | 85 days of price action predicted perfectly
The $75K level got swept. I think we’ll see one last red wick on Monday to shake out the few remaining longs, then price will go to $87.5K over the next few weeks.
CryptoSommurai retweeted
Money and positioning rotate from bitcoin:native ➡️ ethereum:native ➡️ altcoins.
ethereum:native + altcoins put in their upthrust.
Then liquidity rotates back into bitcoin:native
During that period, ALTSUSD bleeds and ALTSBTC gets crushed.
This rotation plays out before major bull trends
CryptoSommurai retweeted
Hedge funds just hit the panic button harder than at any time in the last ten years. Here is why that is good news for you.
Morgan Stanley tracks the total money its hedge fund clients have bet on stocks. When that total drops sharply, it means funds are being forced to cut positions, usually because their losses hit a limit. In the last 2 days, it fell 7.8%, a bigger unwind than the Covid crash, the GameStop squeeze, or the 2016 and 2018 selloffs.
Every time this number fell past 6% (2016, 2018 twice, 2020, 2021, 2025), the S&P 500 bottomed within a week or two and was higher one, three and six months later. Six out of six.
The reason is simple. Once the forced sellers have sold, there is nobody left to push prices down. Those same funds then have to buy back in, and that buying has powered every rebound in the table.
As for me, I am looking for great businesses that got dumped for no reason. That is where the bargains are.
CryptoSommurai retweeted
Happy 18th anniversary to the Bitcoin Whitepaper. Thank you Satoshi!
bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
CryptoSommurai retweeted
“Just survive” is some of the most common advice in crypto and it sounds like a platitude, but I think underneath it is a real choice about *how* to get better at trading. You can add things that make you better or you can remove the things that make you worse. Surviving is what the second path is about.
The reason is that we know far more reliably what’s wrong than what’s right. A mistake is something that has failed before, often for many people, so removing it rests on solid ground. An improvement is only an idea that might work and in a field as noisy as trading it takes time and effort to find out whether it does.
So removing a mistake is a near-certain gain that protects everything else and adding an improvement is an uncertain gain that only counts if nothing underneath it breaks.