Today December 8, 2023, I am writing this to you, from my desk.
🔥$200 into Dogecoin at the rate of $0.097 would get you - 2041 $Doge
🔥$200 into Fantom at the rate of $0.35 would get you - 557 $FTM
🔥$200 into Solana at the rate of $70 would get you - 2.85 SOL
🔥$200 into MATIC at the rate of $0.87 would get you - 227.5 $MATIC
🔥$200 into BLUR at the rate of $0.49 would get you - 400.8 BLUR
🔥$200 into Cardano at the rate of $0.52 would get you - 382.6 ADA
🔥$200 into BLUR at the rate of $0.49 would get you - 400.8 BLUR
🔥$200 into SHIBA INU at the rate of $0.00001000 would get you - 20,000,000 $SHIB
🔥$200 into DYDX at the rate of $3.04 would get you - 65.74 DYDX
🔥$200 into Memecoin at the rate of $0.040 would get you - 4968 $MEME
🔥$200 into XRP at the rate of $0.64 would get you - 308 XRP
The total amount if invested according to the above is $2,200, to be honest, this is exactly how I would invest $2,200 if I had it.
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Prediction markets are now pricing a 71% probability that ETH drops to $1,500 and I want to tell you why I think that number is more useful than any analyst price target.
Prediction markets are not opinions, they are bets, real people putting real money on a specific outcome.
When 71% of that money says ETH hits $1,500 from $1,572 today that is only a 4.6% move away and it is saying the market believes that move is more likely than not.
But here is what I personally find more interesting, ETH's max pain for the June options expiry is $2,000, meaning options market makers benefit most if ETH closes near $2,000.
There is $1.5 billion in ETH options expiring and the battle between the $1,500 prediction market and the $2,000 max pain level is the most important fight in crypto right now that nobody except traders are watching. TRADE HERE -> $ETH - $XLM - $BCH
I found something in the data this week that I think is the most important green flag hiding inside this crash.
Glassnode confirmed that wallets holding 1,000 BTC or more have been quietly accumulating during this entire drawdown, the same pattern that appeared in late 2022 and early 2023 right before Bitcoin went from $16,000 to $69,000.
On the surface the market looks broken, $4.06 billion left Bitcoin ETFs in June alone, the worst monthly outflow on record, the fear index is at 12 and most people I speak to are either panicking or have already given up.
But underneath all of that, the wallets with the most money are adding not selling.
From my own view that gap between what retail feels and what whales do is exactly where the next opportunity always hides. 👀 TRADE HERE - $BTC - $ETH - $SOL
This is only the third time in Bitcoin's entire history that it has had back to back quarterly losses to open a year, The first two times were in 2014 and 2022.
In 2014 Bitcoin fell from over $1,000 to under $200 by year end. In 2022 Bitcoin fell from $47,000 to $16,000.
I am not saying either of those is what happens next, I am saying this is genuinely rare and the market needs to treat it that way.
Q1 2026 down 22%, Q2 2026 down roughly 13%, total crypto market cap down 48% from its peak.
From my own view the people dismissing this as a normal correction have not looked at how rare this pattern actually is across Bitcoin's entire 17 year history. 📊 TRADE HERE - $BTC - $BNB - $XLM
BNB dropped below $600 this week and I want to tell you something I think most BNB holders are not fully aware of. BNB is currently trading 56% below its all time high of $1,370 which it hit in October 2025.
But here is the part that actually changes my view on BNB during this crash, inflation came in at 3.8% year over year in April 2026, wholesale prices jumped 6% and the Fed voted 8 to 4 to hold rates in April, the most dissents since 1992.
That level of internal disagreement inside the Fed itself tells me the policy is about to change direction, the question is when not if. BNB burns supply every quarter regardless of what the Fed does, BNB chain still processes millions of transactions daily regardless of macro conditions and VanEck and Grayscale both filed spot BNB ETFs this year.
I think BNB below $600 is one of the most overlooked setups in this entire crash. 💰
SOL dropped 20.9% in a single month and is now at $72 and I want to share something that I personally think explains this better than any chart.
The crypto market lost over $800 billion in total market cap since the start of June 2026. That is not a normal dip, that is eight hundred billion dollars of value disappearing in less than 30 days.
When that much money evaporates the coins that get hit hardest are always the high beta assets, the ones that went up the most during the bull run. SOL went from $23 in January 2023 to $293 at its all time high, a 1,174% run.
The bigger the run up the harder the correction and SOL at $72 is still 75% below that peak.
I am not saying SOL is finished, I am saying the people who bought at $200 plus are carrying the heaviest bags in this crash and that selling pressure does not disappear quickly. TRADE HERE - $SOL - $LAB - $SIREN
ETH just hit a year low of $1,572 and I discovered something today that completely changed how I am looking at this number. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF alone accounted for $3.1 to $3.3 billion of the recent ETF outflows. BlackRock.
The world's largest asset manager was selling Bitcoin ETF shares and that selling is what helped push ETH down with it. Here is the thing though, when BlackRock sells they are usually selling because their clients asked them to, not because they personally lost faith in the asset.
The moment those same clients want back in, BlackRock will be the first buyer and they will not ask you what price you think is fair.
ETH at $1,572 with BlackRock as the potential buyer when sentiment shifts is a very different asset from ETH at $1,572 with no one waiting on the sidelines.
168,583 traders got liquidated in a single day last week and I want you to sit with that number for a second. Not 168 traders, not 1,683 traders.
One hundred and sixty eight thousand five hundred and eighty three real people lost money in 24 hours.
$861 million gone, 91% of it from long positions, the single largest order was a $12 million $BTC long on Binance that got wiped instantly.
I think what this week taught the market is that leverage is not a strategy, it is a bet, and when 168,000 people make the same bet in the same direction the market does not reward them, it punishes them all at once.
From my own view the people who survived this week are not the smartest traders, they are the ones who were not using leverage.
$DOGE at $0.072 and Solana at $72 are both down bad right now and I saw a comment on X today that I think deserves a direct response.
Someone posted that AI stocks are stealing crypto's capital and honestly the data backs that up.
South Korea just announced a $518 billion AI chip initiative and CoinGecko confirmed today that institutional funds are rotating out of crypto into AI investments.
$SOL is down because the same institutional money that drove it to $293 is now chasing Nvidia and South Korean chip stocks. DOGE is down because Elon is focused on AI and DOGE has no AI story to tell.
$BNB is holding relatively better because Binance has revenue regardless of crypto sentiment.
The market is not broken, it is distracted, and when AI stocks cool down or disappoint that capital has to go somewhere and it knows where it came from. 👀 TRADE HERE ->
$BTC is at $59,789 right now and I want to give you the most honest take on what surviving this crash actually looks like in practice. Stop checking your portfolio every hour, that is not a strategy that is self-inflicted torture.
If you are on spot and holding BTC or $ETH at $1,572 right now your only job is to not sell into panic, every single person who sold BTC in July 2022 when it hit $18,000 wished they had not by January 2023. If you are in futures with a leveraged long right now and the market keeps moving against you, cut the position, the market does not care about your thesis and a small loss today is better than a liquidation tomorrow.
If you have cash sitting on the sidelines, the Fear and Greed Index is at 12 which is historically one of the best buying conditions in crypto, not the bottom guaranteed, but historically close to it. Surviving this crash is not complicated, it just requires doing the opposite of what your emotions are telling you right now. 👊
HYPE is at $62.91 today and I personally think the most important number on CoinGecko right now is not the price.
It is the daily revenue. In the last 24 hours Hyperliquid generated $2.48 million in protocol fees even on a red day when trading volume fell 47%.
Let me put that in perspective, $2.48 million in a single day from a declining market means on a normal day the revenue is significantly higher. Annualised that is over $900 million in real fee revenue from real users.
BTC is at $59,789 and down 6.8% on the week, DOGE is at $0.072 and bleeding quietly, ZEC is at $381 still finding support.
But HYPE is the only coin on this list where the protocol makes more money every single day regardless of whether the price is up or down. 🚀 TRADE HERE -> $DOGE - $ZEC - $HYPE
ZEC is at $381 today and I want to tell you something most people are completely missing about this number. ZEC hit $679 in June 2026 after recovering from the Orchard bug crash, today it is back at $381, that is a 44% pullback from the June peak. But here is what I discovered that changes everything, four institutions are currently holding 19.7 million ZEC worth $1.23 billion according to CoinGecko's treasury tracker, they have not sold a single coin in the last week of this crash. When institutions hold through a 44% pullback while retail panics, history consistently shows us who wins that standoff. From my own view ZEC at $381 is the same asset that was at $250 in June, the same 21 million hard cap, the same Ironwood upgrade coming and the same institutional holders who did not blink. 🔐
Something I have never seen discussed about this crash is that Bitcoin and Ethereum are both ending Q2 2026 in the red. That is only the second time in history that has happened in back to back quarters. The last time was 2022 and that year ended with Bitcoin at $16,000. I am not saying history repeats exactly but I think the people calling this a healthy correction need to acknowledge that two consecutive red quarters is not something that has happened often and it has never resolved quickly or painlessly. From my own view the people who are planning to hold through this deserve to know what they are actually holding through, not just the hopeful version of the story. 📊 TRADE HERE -> $BNB - $ETH - $BTC
I came across a quote from CNBC analyst Sam Callahan this week that I think is one of the most accurate things said about this entire crash.
He said people are calling this the worst bull market and the best bear market at the same time. And when I thought about it I realised he is right. Bitcoin dropped 52% from its all time high but it has not come close to the 77% to 84% crashes that previous bear markets brought. The reason is the investor base is now larger, more liquid and not as dominated by retail speculation as it used to be. Institutions do not panic sell at the same speed retail does. From my own view this crash feels worse than it actually is because we remember what 2022 felt like, but the structure of this market is fundamentally different now and the floor is higher than most people are currently pricing in. 🙏 . . TRADE HERE -> $SOL - $BNB - $BTC #BTC
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh held rates on June 17 and did something that I think changed the crypto market more than any single price candle.
He dropped the easing bias.
Nine out of eighteen Fed officials are now projecting a rate hike in 2026, not a cut, a hike.
At the start of this year the market expected multiple rate cuts, that expectation drove the crypto bull run and that expectation is now completely gone.
The market has not just lost a catalyst, it has gained an active headwind.
My personal view is that the June 2026 crash is not a crypto story at all, it is a monetary policy story that crypto got caught in, and until the Fed changes direction or inflation falls the external pressure on this market will not fully lift.
The thing I personally found most alarming about this crash is not the price. It is the stablecoin market.
Stablecoin market cap dropped $7 billion in recent weeks as investors pulled cash completely out of crypto into fiat. Here is why that matters, stablecoins are the fuel crypto runs on, when new money enters the market it almost always arrives as USDT or USDC first before being deployed into Bitcoin or altcoins. When stablecoin supply shrinks it means the pool of available buying power is physically getting smaller. Less buying power means prices have to work harder to recover even when sentiment improves. I think the stablecoin number is actually more important than the Bitcoin price right now and almost nobody is watching it. . . TRADE HERE -> $SOL - $BTC - $BNB #altcoins
I saw something on X this week from analyst Benjamin Cowen that I have not been able to stop thinking about.
He said Bitcoin's cycle bottom is still ahead and he places October 2026 as his base case for when it arrives.
If he is right that means we are not at the bottom yet and there could be more pain between now and October. But here is what I personally find more interesting than the prediction itself, the historical pattern he is pointing to shows the bottom of Bitcoin's four year cycle usually arrives 24 to 28 months after the halving, the last halving was April 2024 which puts the cycle bottom window between April and August 2026. We are right in the middle of that window right now. The most painful part of a cycle is always the part right before it turns and most people sell exactly when they should be buying. 📊
I want to ask you something honestly and I want you to think before you answer.
Where were you when Bitcoin was at $126,200 in October 2025? Were you buying, selling, holding or wishing you had more? Because Bitcoin is at $59,578 today and the people who were wishing they had bought more at $126,000 are now the ones panic selling at $59,000. Human beings are wired to feel the most confident at the top and the most scared at the bottom and the entire history of Bitcoin is a story of people doing the wrong thing at the wrong time because of how that wiring works.
The stablecoin market cap just dropped $7 billion as investors pulled cash out of crypto entirely. The people left holding are the people who will benefit when that cash comes back.
From my own view right now is not the time to join the people leaving, it is the time to understand why you bought in the first place.
Something Brad Garlinghouse said this week genuinely made me stop and think.
He called Strategy's preferred stock funding model financial engineering that distracted the market and pointed to STRC dropping to a record low as the evidence.
And he is not wrong.
Strategy borrowed heavily to buy $BTC at prices above where it trades today, issued preferred shares with dividend obligations that must be paid whether Bitcoin goes up or down and when they sold 32 BTC on June 1 to cover those dividends the market read it as a crack in the most important pillar of the Bitcoin bull story. Brad runs a competing project so take his view with a grain of salt. But my personal view is that when the loudest Bitcoin bull in corporate history starts selling to pay bills it changes something psychological in the market and that psychological damage takes longer to heal than the actual price does.