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I’ve been speaking about 10-12m since the early $DRB pump. Obviously it’s annoying but we’re only here now because eth was weak.
Why is that bullish tho?
Those levels were fibs, but highs changed so the fibs I called are irrelevant. The call of 12m is a coincidence, because the 200d ma has moved up so high and is now sitting at 12m which we are rn testing. Duo to eth we broke through the 50 and the 100 which are now above us again. On the macro, testing the 200d is bullish and even the 10m range would be the ultimate retest as a psychological level and maybe a historical bottom support for $DRB. We’ll see what eth does.
We are facing more support below than resistance above. That said, if the market changed directions again we will likely move upwards just as fast as we went downwards and I repeat myself, I ain’t selling for smol profits, neither do I feel fear. I feel bored most definitely but I have the same exact conviction I had yesterday and a year ago.
Grok has money and it’s growing, each sell takes $DRB out of the market and pressure’s scarcity. There’s no downside to this narrative. It’s just a question of patience.
Mfers do what they want. Seek debt relief.
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the first invitation to my birthday goes to $drb. most votes in my replies.
who's next?
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geopolitical tension, hacks, fear everywhere
yet btc stands strong, feels like the calm before a massive leg up
are you ready?
If the most EV thing is devving, the trenches are cooked
You can’t have more devs than traders
It just does not work
The reason the PvP is high and ceiling is low is literally this issue
Call outs -> Better than trading
Devving -> Better than trading
The trenches aren’t back until Trading is +EV
People only come here because of “I can put $100 into something and retire”
If that dream isn’t real, there’s nothing to Dev
To get extremely rich, genuinely enjoy boring, heavily accumulated, absurdly cheap memes that refuse to die.
For weeks or months nothing happens: every small pump is sold into, every dip is bought, and most people lose patience and leave.
Supply slowly concentrates among those who will not sell at any price. Attention returns, and what looked dead produces some of the most violent candles ever.

















