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What a lot of people forget is “Bag Bias Syndrome” Never marry bags, & certainly for others, be careful when someone says non stop positives about a certain bag. Suffering from BBS. You suffered from KOLs telling you this goes to $1, that goes to $100. Lmao. If anything 6 years have taught me: 👉🏻 is to never trust KOLs, they dont care about you, they care about their views. 👉🏻 Invest what you are ok loosing. You cant run your home with investments, if you are new. 👉🏻 Trust your gut instinct, coupled with being informed. I survived FTX just 2 days earlier. I was able to almost always sell tops, sometimes by pure luck, sometimes pure discipline of selling in batches instead of bag holding just because entire CT keeps shouting higher 🤣 Learn to not care once you’ve sold. Focus on the next. 👉🏻Every time I listened to or trusted someone’s bias, I got cooked. So educate yourself, and cook. I bought absolute lows of multiple coins, n managed to nail tops while CT screamed n came up with stupid explanations as to why this or that is a $100 billion Mcap coin 😂 Most of these influencers had their followers bag holding. Learn critical thinking, its a brutal world. When I shill you a chart, taking profit is your responsibility, but you wont find me giving you unrealistic targets. Good luck & avoid BAG BIAS 🚨

Why Hackers Hit Binance, Bybit & Bitget — Still Can’t Touch Coinbase: 🧵👇 959K BTC. $103.31 Billion. 14 Years. 🔒 1. No Giant Honeypot — 69.8M Separate Addresses Most exchanges pool billions inside a few live "hot wallets" for fast withdrawals. @coinbase doesn’t do that. Using Multi-Party Computation (MPC), a complete private key never exists on disk or in RAM—every key is born split into mathematical shards across isolated hardware chips. Result: Its $103.31B sits across 69.8M separate addresses. When hackers breached a Binance DevOps laptop (Oct 2026), they hijacked hot-wallet signing and drained $6.36B in 20 minutes. At Coinbase, hacking an engineer’s laptop gives you zero full keys—just one useless shard.

So @HyperliquidX showed that if you reward your holders, they stick around. This is @solana level wilderness! They created a community! I posted the chart & level multiple times to ape into HYPE 💯 $100 HYPE. If you followed, gg. Take profits along the way. 🔥 We marked $33-34 as a buy long ago. And our orders filled, congrats, we’re up significantly! (Receipts attached)🔥 On the 10th October Nuke when everyone was panicking that alts are finished, I was making sure I double down on strong altcoins like HYPE & others (all on my profile) - I have sold 15% at $47.6 as of today. Will add more if it goes under 40 again🔥 - I have been bull posting & buying HYPE non stop since God knows how many months, multiple times tweeted the chart & levels to buy. - Discussed in my sessions as well. If that upper channel is eventually breached, it will be legendary ✅ - And finally @wronguser000 just agreed to my bias. $100 is inevitable

So Binance-linked MMs have allegedly been trying to break Bitcoin below 80k for over a week now. And they haven’t managed to push it down significantly. Why? Because massive whales have been accumulating billions worth of $BTC throughout this entire period. Now here’s where things get very interesting. I believe the last straw for Binance was $HYPE suddenly attracting legitimate institutional interest and attention. We’re talking about a roughly $4B increase in market cap within just 16 hours, starting from around $20B. Do the maths. 20B + 20% in a single day. And all of this while Bitcoin refused to break down significantly. So in my view, Binance had two problems on its hands. Bitcoin refusing to break below 80k. And HYPE suddenly attracting dangerous amounts of attention. What followed? A swift market rug under the cover of an alleged hack. To cuck momentum. And this is where things get even stranger. A hack that was very conveniently contained by USDC and Tether. Maybe a tad TOO quickly for my taste. I’ve witnessed countless hacks in this space since 2018, and something about this one feels extremely odd. It’s not how North Korean hackers usually operate either. They typically manage to move a significant chunk of the stolen funds before anyone can intervene. Yet this time, almost the entire $2B was reportedly frozen within a remarkably short period. Interesting, isn’t it? Given the reach of international law enforcement, I struggle to imagine many actors capable of pulling off something of this scale and escaping the consequences, apart from groups operating beyond that reach, such as Lazarus. And if you think the official narrative automatically tells the whole story, that’s on you. In my opinion, Binance is doing more harm to this industry than good. And I believe much of that harm is deliberate. First 10/10. Now this. Market manipulation at its finest, if my suspicions are correct. SHUT YOUR MOTHERF*CKING EXCHANGE DOWN AND REMOVE YOUR CLAWS FROM THIS SPACE. I’m counting the days until the Trump administration is gone, because I believe the scrutiny surrounding these players will intensify significantly. And if wrongdoing is established, those responsible should face the consequences. Stay safe out there. Sincerely yours, Skully