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Investor | Markets; Macro, Metals & Crypto | Always learning, always questioning. I love asymmetric investments like ICP. Mainly buy & hold

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Joined July 2023
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$ICP has already won, its over for the scam era Vitalik has given up on $ETH being a world computer Hoskinson says roadmap/job is done with $ADA CZ's $BNB binance has lost severe trust from hack and fake utility casino is crumbling $NEAR and w/e his name is, is completely exposed and an embarassment $SOL's meme casino has been dying for a while Meanwhile cybercrime is getting ridiculous, war is targeting data centres, major outtages are shaking entire nations ICP's Cloud Engines and OpenSaas firmly turn the next page on where the internet needs to head, theres too many barnacles on Web2
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While the digital world crumbles, those who build on rock remain. 🏛️ internet-computer:native
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LATEST: @dfinity has introduced Cloud Engines, a new sovereign cloud platform designed to strengthen digital infrastructure against cyberattacks and data center outages. The solution aims to provide greater resilience while supporting the development and deployment of AI-powered applications. By combining cloud sovereignty with enhanced reliability, the platform seeks to offer businesses more control over their digital operations. This launch highlights DFINITY’s ambition to expand beyond blockchain infrastructure into the broader cloud computing and AI sectors.
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I know a lot of you are still waiting for sub $2 per $ICP. Whether that happens or not doesn’t really matter... 🤷‍♂️ The truth is simple and you already feel it: $ICP is a solid buy even at $100. 🤔😌
? $ICP WTF is this 😅 without any fkn volume. Price actions in icp are so weird all the time.
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$ICP looks like an interesting setup here, especially if it breaks the $3 range other years $ICP, $FIL, $LTC, and $NEAR tend to do well from october > december @CryptoWizardd usually knows this aswell, one of the few that knows how to frontrun the market
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⚡️ NEW: DFINITY Foundation has introduced Cloud Engines, a sovereign cloud platform designed to improve resilience against cyberattacks and data center outages while supporting AI-powered applications.
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Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come. Cloud Engines are here. And looking at the news, they couldn’t have arrived at a better time.
🚨 DFINITY Foundation has begun sending out "cloud engine" coupons. We're going slowly, but will go faster in coming weeks, as we process a large waitlist. The timing of the massive Microsoft outage is coincidental, but current happenings are part of the why. 🧵
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Binance has covered all $6.3 Billion in user assets lost. How? Forcing everyone out of their trades. Market manipulation.
Volume is extremely low right now, and I know why. For the past couple of days I’ve been posting about the same pattern. Since the hack, Binance futures kept pushing price into liquidation zones while spot buyers quietly absorbed it. Then the pressure slowed. Then it came back. Same exchange, same pattern, same liquidation clusters getting hit again and again. Now the market has gone quiet. Most market makers are sitting on the sidelines, and the little flow left is still dominated by Binance, with spot buying and futures selling at the same time. Put it all together and it looks a lot like Binance has used the market to win back what it lost in the hack. Push price down with futures. Liquidate the longs. Let panic do the rest. Buy the coins people are forced to dump on spot, cheaper. Repeat until the job is done. And now that volume has dried up, it feels like the job might be close to finished. I can’t prove it. But I’ve watched this flow every day since the hack, and it hasn’t looked like a normal market once. When the pressure fully lifts and the other market makers come back, spot will show where price wanted to go all along.
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Outlook is down nationally. My employer is scrambling. OpenSaas is the only answer. base:0x00f3c42833c3170159af4e92dbb451fb3f708917
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Open World Racing Game on $ICP
First Open World Racing Game on the Internet Computer $ICP This was generated with around ~ 10 prompts - Fable 5.2 + Opus 5.5 on my mobile phone claude app. Just used my 20$ Pro Subscription without Ultra Code Agents. My PC is shit. Performance & Graphic Updates Coming 👀🏎️
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Replying to @JakobASimmons
There are alternatives: Cloud Engines by @dfinity offer a decentralized, fault-tolerant alternative without reliance on a single cloud provider. teapawt.net/dfinity/status/2120139…
Cloud engines are "going to be the biggest thing in the history of the Internet Computer," Dominic Williams told All In Crypto. A cloud engine is a business's own private subnet on the Internet Computer, built by combining nodes from a market. The business chooses precisely the hardware, and can change it without interrupting the apps and services running on the engine. Even opencloud.⁠org, the site where engines are created, is served from the Internet Computer itself. Dom expects cloud engines to open up the Internet Computer to the enterprise market.
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THE TIME FOR $ICP HAS COME
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Cloud engines are "going to be the biggest thing in the history of the Internet Computer," Dominic Williams told All In Crypto. A cloud engine is a business's own private subnet on the Internet Computer, built by combining nodes from a market. The business chooses precisely the hardware, and can change it without interrupting the apps and services running on the engine. Even opencloud.⁠org, the site where engines are created, is served from the Internet Computer itself. Dom expects cloud engines to open up the Internet Computer to the enterprise market.
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Es gibt kryptographisch abgesicherte Lösungen. Das ist die Zukunft: Cloud Engines von @dfinity: teapawt.net/dfinity/status/2120139…
Cloud engines are "going to be the biggest thing in the history of the Internet Computer," Dominic Williams told All In Crypto. A cloud engine is a business's own private subnet on the Internet Computer, built by combining nodes from a market. The business chooses precisely the hardware, and can change it without interrupting the apps and services running on the engine. Even opencloud.⁠org, the site where engines are created, is served from the Internet Computer itself. Dom expects cloud engines to open up the Internet Computer to the enterprise market.
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Ballistic is the only way — $ICP
🤖 Made with AI
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We are in a simulation. Microsoft out ICP in. Frontier CLOUD.
🤖 Made with AI
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The whole market is down 10-20% this week. $ICP is up 7%, that's the post.
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AWS might want to pay attention. $ICP transaction fees just hit an ALL-TIME LOW of $0.0000518. One $5 coffee now buys you 96,500 transactions. And Cloud Engines go live TODAY. Dirt-cheap onchain compute is coming for Big Tech's lunch.
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The entire crypto market needs a reset, and it's called $ICP. 💯 Having $ETH at a $200B market cap while $ICP sits at $1B is an absolute joke!! This industry CANNOT expect a good reputation with valuations this broken... ♾ Thank you for your attention to this matter. 🙌
Nobody gets it… $ICP is a the evolution of cloud hosting. More secure. Tamperproof. Serverless. Unhackable. Undervalued.
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Microsoft has laid off thousands of employees while investing billions in AI. Now Outlook goes down, and everyone is depending on human engineers to get things running again. It’s interesting how companies keep talking about replacing people until something breaks and they need people to fix it.
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