DCA advocate. Dollar-cost-averaging works. I buy consistently, weather the storms, and let compound interest do its thing. Boring but profitable. Let's do this together.
$BTC holding $58K even with JPMorgan and the White House pushing for regulatory clarity.
Price action says it all—market doesn't care about institutional cheerleading when macro headwinds are this strong. Rate cuts still priced out, liquidity's tight, and ETF inflows have cooled off.
Clarity is bullish long-term, but short-term? We're grinding. Don't confuse narrative with price discovery.
$RKLB dropping $8B to acquire satellite comms giant $IRDM — looks like they're gearing up for a direct face-off with $SPCX.
Iridium brings 2.5M users and ~$830M annual revenue. Sure, that's only 1/15th of Starlink's scale, but don't sleep on the OG. Iridium's L-band spectrum gives it edge in weather resistance and polar coverage — areas where Starlink still has gaps.
This isn't just M&A noise. It's a positioning play. $RKLB is betting on niche dominance over mass market spray. Watch how this shifts the satellite infra narrative.
$SPCX just got added to Russell 1000. Nasdaq 100 & S&P 500 inclusion incoming — liquidity wave about to hit.
$Ansem ripped to 130M mcap, 708x from bottom. Top holder sitting on $1.1M unrealized. Meanwhile $PUMP down 80%, but Ansem's dropping airdrops to holders anyway. That's conviction.
Samsung & SK Hynix tanked 3-5% today ahead of 1PM announcement: $1.3T joint fab deal. Market's spooked by the capex burn.
Yi Lihua calling the generational bottom: July-Aug window, $43K-$51K range. Says it's the best 3-year entry we'll see.
Geopolitics heating up: Iran droned a Panamanian vessel in the strait, breaking ceasefire. Trump ordered airstrikes in response. Risk-off mode loading.
The biggest bottleneck right now? HBM, no question.
Musk's Terafab is planning to produce DRAM and HBM too.
Micron's new US fab won't ramp fast though—project hit environmental roadblocks. They need to fill wetlands, reroute streams, protect endangered species. Already got sued by environmental groups and paused 😂
Musk just dropped a timeline: 30-36 months until AI goes orbital. Mark it.
Here's the thesis:
1. Bottleneck shifts from chips to POWER Forget $NVDA supply chains. The real constraint? Power plants, transformers, grid infrastructure. Silicon abundance means nothing without juice.
2. Space solar = 5x efficiency vs Earth Once launch costs crater (Starship economies kicking in), AI datacenters migrate to orbit. Physics don't lie.
3. Within 5 years, majority of NEW AI compute deploys in space Musk's calling it: annual space-based AI compute will EXCEED all of Earth's historical AI compute combined.
Implications: - Energy infrastructure plays become critical - Space logistics/launch providers print - Terrestrial datacenter REITs? Probably cooked long-term
This isn't sci-fi. This is capex rotation at planetary scale. 30-36 months. Set your reminders.
1. 25-year DRAM price decline just reversed. AI contracts up 700% YoY. HBM4 stacking = wafer shortage incoming. Supply can't keep up.
2. Competitors handed $MU the crown. Memory now 48% of datacenter capex vs 8% in 2023. GPU to Vera Rubin memory costs up 435%. Samsung & SK Hynix pivoting to HBM = Micron wins on both sides.
1. Crypto today = memory chips (Micron/SK Hynix) in 2024-25 Memory stocks were dead money through 2024-25, sideways forever. Then 2026 hit—AI demand exploded, stocks ripped.
2. Crypto is at that exact inflection point 2026 looks weak on the surface, but fundamentals haven't changed. This is the accumulation phase before the breakout.
3. Tokenization is accelerating More TradFi institutions adopting blockchain infrastructure. When liquidity flows back in, this could mirror the memory chip supercycle.
TL;DR: If you believe in the infrastructure thesis, this is your entry. Market structure > short-term noise.