Trump in a CNBC interview: "Every time my kids invest in stocks, whatever they do, they have inside information."
Officially slapped the SEC across the face 😁
Normally people go to jail for this. But jail is for peasants, and the Orange Man's kids are no peasants. The family, by the way, disclosed $2.2B in income for 2025, $1.4B of it from crypto.
And that's just the official number, what they chose to put on paper. The real figure, through anonymous wallets, is probably 10x that.
Shorting $SOL . Same setup that paid me on the last short.
I was waiting for three things before entry. A sweep of the high with stops taken out: done, price poked above 83 and slipped back under the level. Overbought on the 4h: check. Bitcoin tailwind: check.
Everything lined up, so I entered carefully with small size. As long as price stays below the swept high, the scenario is valid. First area of interest below: the ascending trendline around 67-70.
Not a signal, trading my own money. Anyone else waiting for that sweep, or is everyone buying this dip? 🤙 $SOL $BTC #solana
Here's exactly what I meant yesterday: HYPE is beta to bitcoin.
Right now BTC is +0.57%, while HYPE is +4.48% — almost 8x sharper on the same market move. Same impulse, but HYPE carries the multiplier.
Already at $69.95, that's +$5 on every HYPE bought from entry. Next I'm waiting for shorts to get liquidated at 72/73, then 76/77 — that's where the bets against the trend are sitting.
$HYPE bounced off $58.5, now trading at $64.99 (+3.41% today).
Here's how I see it playing out: path toward a new ATH. Along the way — pauses at 69, 71, and 77, key resistance zones. Past 77 is where the real acceleration kicks in — that's where shorts get wiped out for fading the trend at those levels.
HYPE is BTC's beta play: it moves sharper and faster, amplifying the same market moves.
$HYPE $BTC #Perps
You in already, or waiting for the break above 77?
Ignore the rest of the crypto noise this week — this is what actually matters.
Strategy just agreed to sell part of its BTC. Not panic — cold calculation.
The board approved selling some bitcoin to top up dollar reserves and cover dividends on STRC. Sounds like weakness, but it changes the whole game.$
The short thesis used to be simple: a liquidity crunch forces Saylor to dump the entire BTC stack at the bottom. That scenario just got a lot less realistic. Now the playbook is: burn dollar reserves first, sell BTC in small chunks only if needed. Trying to "finish off" Strategy just became an expensive, unprofitable trade.
Yes, there's reputational damage. But the alternative — endless equity issuance into a falling market — is the faster road to real bankruptcy.
Here's the paradox: long-term, this is bullish for BTC. The market hated the uncertainty around the biggest Bitcoin Treasury's potential sales. Now that uncertainty is gone — a known risk is always easier to price than an unknown one.
Feels like this was the plan from day one: become too big to fail first, worry about survival later. Classic playbook of the biggest risk-takers — Saylor, Musk, same pattern.
This is the key narrative right now. It reaches the mainstream in 1-2 weeks. Everything else is noise.