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Bitcoin closed June down more than 20%. The last time it had a worse monthly performance was in June 2022. Here's another interesting fact: even during the global pandemic, Bitcoin dropped 24% in March 2020. And now, this so-called "speculative coin" has fallen almost as much without any truly extraordinary catalyst. Pretty surprising, isn't it? $BTC

Today I came across a post saying: "The current correction is one of the mildest in history. For example, in 2011, holders experienced a 5-month decline of -93%." Posts like this never stop amazing me. People are comparing Bitcoin's behavior from 15 years ago to today's market. Back then, Bitcoin had a market cap of just a few million dollars. Today, it's worth over a trillion. Not to mention how dramatically the world has changed over the past 15 years. The most misleading part is the implication behind these posts: "See? Bitcoin fell 93% back then, then went from $2 to $64,000. So if it drops 70–80% now, we'll all become incredibly rich when it eventually reaches $5–10 million per coin." That's simply not how markets evolve. I'll say it again: with every year and every cycle—call it whatever you want—Bitcoin behaves less and less like it did in previous cycles. As the asset matures and grows in size, both its upside and downside become more limited. We've already been seeing this trend for years. Expecting Bitcoin to repeat the exact same patterns from a tiny, illiquid market 15 years ago is, in my opinion, one of the biggest mistakes investors can make. $BTC

I think you also noticed how in June the top gainers were mostly junk—either random meme tokens or almost all coins that are under monitoring and close to being delisted. This is another side of the crypto market that nobody really talks about. You almost never see random pumps in top-tier projects, because exchanges know it’s not easy to pump something like AVAX without retail immediately taking profits at breakeven or slightly above. It’s much easier to pump low-cap shitcoins, trap people with green candles, and then dump them later. Low-cap tokens are easy to manipulate up and down, and then everything gets rotated into more “risk-on” assets. In this way, they accumulate more stablecoins, because later they need liquidity to buy those same top-tier tokens—which are also, in essence, scams. The only difference is that the first group is an obvious scam, while the second is a slower, stretched-out version of the same thing. Then this liquidity is used to flow into tokens again, backed by paid narratives about fundamentals, upgrades, market recovery, and institutions finally “discovering” the potential of these technologies. But there’s another catch: with small caps, they can easily exit after +500–1000% moves (projects like Portal, Syn, Rave, HEI, EDU, etc.). With large caps, that doesn’t work the same way. They usually start distributing around +100%, which you can clearly see with certain indicators like MP. Then, during the news-driven phase of the rally, they gradually sell the remaining 50% and effectively extract “free money” from the market. Genius. $SYN $AVAX

At the moment, this is the most unsuccessful halving cycle in Bitcoin's history! But no no no, cycle lovers say this time is not different))) $BTC

The number of unprofitable UTXOs has fallen to a minimum of the current bearish cycle and reflects the beginning of a widespread capitulation. The last time the indicator dropped so low was in the middle of 2023 $BTC

All the fans of the 4-year cycle and Bitcoin patterns are going to hate this, come up with excuses, and in the end they'll still be proven wrong. Remember the long-standing myth that many people treated as an absolute truth—that Bitcoin never falls below the previous cycle's all-time high during a bear market? That narrative was broken in 2022. Back then, people rushed to find excuses: "It was FTX," "It was Binance," and countless other explanations. Well... Bitcoin has now done it for the second time. Yes, during Bitcoin's early years this pattern held. But back then Bitcoin was still in its infancy, behaving more like a high-growth speculative asset and exploding in value every cycle. Today, the rules of the game have changed. Yet many followers of the 4-year cycle and other historical patterns still can't accept that old models eventually stop working. The reason is simple: the human brain is constantly searching for structure and predictability. It hates chaos. A clean, repetitive Bitcoin cycle felt like a cheat code. People loved the idea that the market always behaved according to the same script because it made the future feel predictable. But once that structure starts breaking down, many Bitcoin maximalists and cycle believers become frustrated. They expect the model to keep working because it's the only framework they've ever trusted. They struggle to adapt when the market evolves. Bitcoin's next moves are going to surprise a lot more people. $BTC

chart with a logarithmic scale based on cryptoquant! From the perspective of the traditional cyclical model, Bitcoin does not seem to be close to its bottom yet. The risk-reward ratio improves dramatically as the price approaches investors' cost of ownership. Every major cycle reached the level of the realized price. But he forgot to add! This "cycle" the TOP was also not even close to the log scaled previous numbers! The more and more i understand people still don't get it 4 years "cycle" its just a bs! $BTC

爲什麼沒有人阻止加密貨幣市場下跌到 -9%))) 亞洲市場在開盤時暴跌，幾個小時內蒸發了 1 萬億美元。韓國的 KOSPI 指數下跌 -9%——交易第二次在一週內被暫停。 $BTC

Bitcoin soon can be out of top 20 assets in a world. But just a recently it was in top 5)) Honestly hope one day this 💩 will be out of top 100. We just trade tokenized assets, cex will not list scam alts, we will not see billions of hacks in defi.. =) $BTC

They just sell us "fundamental" All updates, integration, partnership with EU from $IOTA since 2021 and a chart

Asian markets lost over 1.2 TRILLION in a single day - one of the biggest crashes in the region's history. (its like a BTC market cap) in one day!! $BTC The drop occurred amid profit-taking after the AI rally and fears of an overheating in the tech sector

I was just thinking about how controlled the market might actually be. The crypto market trades 24/7, 365 days a year without stopping. That means someone, somewhere, knows the exact day — and perhaps even the exact time — when a reversal begins. At some point, the broader altcoin market will start moving higher. Markets always move up and down. Just think about how many assets there are on Binance alone — over 300 trading pairs. There will inevitably be a moment when many of them begin reversing at the same time. And when that happens, part of the world will be asleep because of different time zones. Others won't be looking at their phones or computers. Yet somehow, on a single one-minute candle, buying pressure appears and prices start moving higher. Only later does the crowd notice and begin chasing the move. But someone has to buy first. How is it possible that hundreds of assets can react almost simultaneously? It makes you wonder whether the charts we see are largely algorithmic patterns with only a portion of genuine market activity behind them. The same applies to market tops. There were people who seemed to know exactly when Bitcoin would reach a certain level and then reverse. Obviously, it's not a trader sitting in an office manually pressing a sell button to start a major move. Everything is driven by software, algorithms, and bots. But software and bots don't configure themselves. When Bitcoin starts moving, thousands of algorithms around the world react automatically. Not because they received some secret signal, but because they are programmed to respond in similar ways. As a result, a synchronization effect emerges across the market. In reality, the market often looks less like chaos and more like a system where: - 80–90% of trading volume is generated by algorithms; - Large players have a much deeper view of order books and liquidity; - Most market participants react with a delay. $BTC Just a thought

Since 2022, I've been repeating that with each passing year (not even each cycle), Bitcoin's percentage gains become smaller than in previous cycles. That's only logical, because the asset keeps getting heavier. It's much harder to pump an asset with a 1 trillion market cap than a token with a 1 billion market cap. Only recently, after comments from CZ suggesting that Bitcoin doesn't have to experience the same 75–80% drawdowns as in previous cycles, have more people started to think about this possibility. Everything tends to scale proportionally: lower upside potential also means lower downside potential. Over time, Bitcoin's growth curve becomes more rounded, and sooner or later it may behave more like the S&P 500, where a 20% annual gain is considered a strong result. Looking at the MVRV Z-Score, we can see that the realized price is currently around $49,000–$50,000. Does that mean Bitcoin must revisit those levels? Not really. Could it happen? Absolutely. What's also interesting is that every cycle, the post-peak declines are occurring at progressively higher levels. That suggests the percentage drawdowns are becoming smaller over time. For now, we watch and observe. One thing I can repeat once again: don't rely too heavily on old cycles or Bitcoin's historical behavior from 2017 or even 2021. In fact, you can go back and review ideas I shared on the channel 2–3 years ago. The market is evolving, and Bitcoin is evolving with it. 📈🚀 $BTC

So...Strategy sold 32 BTC (2.5 mln $) in a next days BTC dumped -24% Now Saylor purchased 520 BTC (35 mln $) BTC reaction 3% if we count even from bottom Asia session... So almost zero reaction! How it works? $BTC

How can anyone take crypto projects seriously? We have hundreds of supposedly “fundamentally strong” projects that keep making new lows, while a random token placed in Binance’s Monitoring Zone, with a real risk of being delisted, rallies 900% in just two weeks — a move that many top-tier tokens may not be able to replicate this year or even next year. The logic in the crypto market seems completely absent. By the way in Syn video added take profit line alert on W tf. So we triggered) $SYN

Can we see a bottom, then another bottom, and then another one? Of course! What surprises me is the crowd consensus that we must go lower. According to some metrics people mention, we supposedly haven’t reached “capitulation” levels yet. But I also remember the same crowd mindset in 2025, when everyone was saying we hadn’t reached the top of the market yet because we hadn’t hit some “euphoria” level. So it feels like a game of extremes — always swinging from one side to the other. And that looks a bit strange. The market doesn’t owe anyone anything, and with the arrival of Trump we can see that institutions are playing their own game, following their own rules, without really caring about things like 4-year cycles, halvings, and so on. $BTC

Algorand 基金會已經提出了一個路線圖....我該說什麼呢...好吧。🫠 $ALGO

大型投資者在60-65k附近盡可能地累積BTC... $BTC

$BTC 大麥克指數 =)

也許他們也有計畫投資一些小錢在BTC)) 根據世界黃金協會，創紀錄的45%的世界中央銀行計畫在接下來的12個月內購買黃金，這個數字是2020年的兩倍以上 $BTC