There's something I still can't understand: for weeks, I've been seeing posts on $OM saying that the token will never recover.
And frankly, I'm wondering.
What if $OM just needs time? What if OM ends up surprising everyone, once again? What if...
I'm not saying it will necessarily return to its ATH, but I find it interesting to analyze why others think it's over.
So tell me ๐ For those who are pessimistic: what makes you thin #om won't come back? And for the optimists: what signals or indicators are you basing your confidence on?
I'm curious to read your points of view. The debate is open ๐ฌ
Many are already predicting the death of $TRUMP . โNo more momentum, no more future, game over.โ
Yet, looking at the chart, we can clearly see another scenario taking shape.
No, a return to $100 or ATH may not be realistic today. But there is still momentum, and an opportunity for those who know how to read the market and settle for a more modest move.
This is not a promise, just an observation: even a โdeadโ market can offer tickets to those who remain lucid. #TRUMP
CZ says a supercycle could emerge as early as 2026. A phase of intense growth that would surpass all previous bull runs... ๐ณ
A supercycle? It would be a period of strong adoption, supported by innovation, regulation, and the massive arrival of institutional investors. In other words: an unprecedented rise ๐
Do you think a supercycle is possible as early as 2026? Or is it still too soon? ๐ฌ
๐ฅ Tether plans a share sale to raise up to $20B, valuing the firm near $500B, with buybacks or tokenized equity considered for investor exits. #tether $USDT
Many view $HYPE as if it were still "the opportunity of the cycle". I look at the market, not nostalgia.
When an FDV climbs to levels where asymmetry disappears, I cut. Not out of fear. Out of logic. An asset with no clear upside is just an overpriced lottery ticket.
And while everyone is discussing the top, I'm mainly looking at what's coming up behind: New DEX perpetuals arriving with more traction, more hype, more narrative. The flow never stays in one place for long.
Lighter is about to attract a massive amount of attention. Other platforms are announcing revenues that are seriously starting to overshadow Hyperliquid. When several new players become more desirable, liquidity migrates. It's always like that.
Is #hype dead? No. Is this the time to jump on it like a madman? Not for me.
I prefer to wait for the market to catch its breath. I'm watching how the competition is sucking up the volume. And if a 20โ15 zone presents itself in the right context, then yes, I'll be interested again.
Not before. Not now. Not with so many projects capable of stealing the limelight.
Where do you stand on HYPE? Still bullish, cautious, or already looking towards the new DEX perpetuals? #educational_post #Hyperliquid
At some point, we have to call things what they are. ๐ Bitcoin is correlated to nothing stable.
Not to the real economy. Not to traditional markets. Not to gold. Not to the dollar.
No lasting logic. No readable consistency.
The only real โcorrelationโ we see today? ๐ Noise.
A tweet. A rumor. A statement from an executive. An influencerโs opinion.
And the price pumps or dumps within minutes, with no real link to economic fundamentals.
If by the end of the year Bitcoin hasnโt recovered while traditional markets are doing well, many people will finally open their eyes.
It doesnโt respond to cycles. It doesnโt respond to interest rates. It doesnโt respond to macro.
๐ It responds to collective emotion.
Simple conclusion: Bitcoin is not a classic financial asset. Itโs a barometer of mass psychology and hype. Nothing more.
Thatโs what many people are saying today. Thatโs the narrative spreading everywhere.
But I donโt fully agree with that view. Iโm mainly reporting what the market is showing in the short term: fear, euphoria, and chain reactions.
Between Bitcoinโs fundamental reality and the marketโs emotional reaction, thereโs a gap. And itโs precisely that gap that creates so much confusionโฆ and so many opportunities. #bitcoin #btc
Iโm watching a counter-momentum setup on $SOL SMT divergence, low probability, looking for a clean retrace. If the read is right, price should drop without real resistance.
Ideal scenario: sweep 137 with SMT divergence as inducement, then continuation higher.
According to market data, more than $500 million in long positions were liquidated on trading platforms. The total capitalisation of the crypto market fell by more than $200 billion in a matter of hours.
Notably, this wave of selling was not accompanied by any major announcements. No new trade measures were announced by Donald Trump.
Jerome Powell did not take a tougher stance on monetary policy. The likelihood of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve did not decrease.
No significant sales of $BTC were reported by large companies, and the USDT stablecoin remained perfectly stable. #BTCRebound90kNext? #BTC86kJPShock