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As expected, @KillaXBT has large purchasing power of bots to not only fake engagement/followers, but to also fake those who come to his defense. He hides all replies otherwise & blocks you (blocked me).
This is an example of many, account created Jan 2026 - first comment is applying to be a paid shill lmao - days later starts absolutely worshipping him like he has followed him for years... You see this trend on all his replies & shouts.
Posts multiple times a day - bullish & bearish scenario. Reposts when right, then deletes when wrong. Doesn't even take any of these trades either, just larps random positions. All to funnel into his many high ticket paid groups, although he claims to not have any lol.
One of the biggest psyop larps I've seen, being shouted out all over my timeline. I don't know how people continue to fall for this CX trap.
very good reaction from the 2D HOB - thanks to @CryptoError369 for sharing the level few weeks ago
first i struggled to take the level but than MTs "analysis paralysis" post came into mind and i took the trade after the 1h BOS conformation - BCS would be the 0.42 USD 5D OB if aligning with majors but i am just an amateur - @CryptoError369 knows better, maybe he can give some advice, i remember he pointed out the 1 USD level but i don't know if this level is still valid under those circumstances
thx error
and again fibs - took profits at the 2D OB and re-entered at the 0.618 fib
Perfect example why fibs matter.. took profits at the 2h supply and re-entered at the 0.5 EQ of the Swing, we than found support at the 0.328 fib
Thanks to @CryptoError369 for sharing this trade!
Perfect example why fibs matter.. took profits at the 2h supply and re-entered at the 0.5 EQ of the Swing, we than found support at the 0.328 fib
Thanks to @CryptoError369 for sharing this trade!
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1/ It’s time we take a deep dive into how @cryptomanran @crypto_banter have continuously lied to their audience by using them for exit liquidity to dump low tier private sale allocations
He claims they have an ethics policy they abide by but I will show you how it’s not the case
You’ve probably realized, we won’t waste time responding to baseless allegations made by anon Twitter accounts . Our ethics are clear- cryptobanter.com/company/
We are audited annually & the findings will be made public.
Send the auditors your concerns - they will do their work.
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Coin Bureau should never have been allowed to build such a massive following without accountability. They led thousands upon thousands straight into financial ruin.
I genuinely feel bad for the countless people whose lives were wrecked listening to clowns who pretend they can read markets, when all they've ever mastered is the art of sounding confident while being consistently wrong.
Some destroy wealth through scams. Others do it through ignorance. Both should face consequences.
The exact same is valid for Crypto Banter, Altcoin Daily, Wendy O, Alex Becker, Ivan on Tech, The moon carl, MMCrypto, DavinciJ15, EllioTrades, Crypto Lark, Scott Melker, and the list goes on and on, and on...
Hey guys
I joined @lava_xbt TG channel on Friday and he immediately sent me a PM and helped me with my emotional baggage when trading.
The first trade he posted in the TG channel (ETH long) already earned me two months' worth of fees for the TG channel.
I am grateful that he personally addresses questions and issues, and I am confident that I can learn a lot from him. I can only recommend that everyone try out the TG channel for at least a month. The posts on X are only a fraction of what he posts in the TG channel, where he explains trades/levels/etc. in detail.
I am grateful that he personally addresses questions and issues.
Have a great week, everyone!
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Moneytaur’s stance on crypto projects is very specific and brutally honest.
He doesn’t see them as “tech startups” or “revolutionary tokens” like retail does.
He sees them as vehicles for liquidity manipulation — tools used by insiders to extract capital from uninformed players.
“Most projects are marketing, not innovation.”
Moneytaur repeatedly emphasizes that the majority of crypto tokens exist only to generate hype, not utility.
They are engineered as financial instruments for liquidity rotation — from retail into whales’ pockets.
99% of new coins = liquidity traps disguised as opportunity.
“Crypto projects are timing plays, not investments.”
He doesn’t “believe” in projects — he plays them.
He’s not emotionally attached — he adapts to narrative momentum but always exits before euphoria peaks. He trades the liquidity flow, not the “project roadmap
“Influencers = exit liquidity machines.”
Moneytaur despises influencer-driven projects:
“How to be a successful crypto scammer? Show a Lamborghini to people with poor mentality… they follow blindly.”
He calls these people “scamfluencers”, and he often exposes how they build communities just to dump tokens they got in presale or via marketing deals.
So when a project is heavily promoted, he sees it as a red flag, not a green light.
“Retail will always be late to fundamentals.”
Moneytaur teaches that by the time a project’s “fundamentals” are visible to the public, smart money has already priced it in.
That’s why price dumps when good news hits.
His golden rule:
“If the crowd is buying because of fundamentals, you should already be in — or already out.”
“Crypto is a matrix of narratives.”
He views every market move as narrative engineering.
Each “new technology” (AI coins, gaming tokens, etc.) is another excuse to rotate liquidity.
The algorithm doesn’t care what the project does — it only cares about how much retail emotion it can attract.
“Everything is staged around liquidity. The matrix.”
In Conclusion:
Crypto projects are vehicles.
The real asset is liquidity.
Your job is not to “support the project”
It’s to read where liquidity is flowing, and position before retail arrives.
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⚠️ In recent months, the cryptocurrency exchange MEXC has come under increasing scrutiny for a surge in account freezes and withdrawal restrictions, often without clear or valid justification. Reports from multiple high-net-worth users suggest that balances in the seven and eight-figure range have been especially targeted. It raises serious questions about the exchange’s solvency and operational integrity.
Their excuses are baseless and inconsistent.
Customer support channels appear ineffective, providing only automated, repetitive replies without meaningful resolution.
Their higher management, fairly new, is completely unresponsive, unwilling to correct these abuses.
There’s something deeply off about MEXC. They seem to be digging their own grave, acting as if no legal or reputational consequences will ever catch up with them, or perhaps as if they already know they’ll eventually collapse [?] and are simply milking as much as they can before that happens.
The pace and nature of MEXC’s account freezes resemble the warning signs typically associated with pyramid or Ponzi schemes: prioritizing new inflows, restricting outflows, and avoiding accountability. While we can’t say definitively that it is one, the pattern is too blatant to ignore.
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If this plays out on $BTC would be looking for something similar on $ETH.
One more month of chop, then full send?
A follower pointed out that the idea I shared below is a literal textbook example of a complex correction ending with a triangle as a "Y" wave that can be found in Frost and Prechters "Elliott Wave Principle" on pg. 53.
I've added the image from the book on the chart for reference.
Beautiful spot and a great example of how these things can realistically be found and pre-emptively identified in actual markets. Of course this is not the ONLY possible combo, but it helps when you have an idea of the type of PA (and potential variations) you may be looking for at any given time.
$BTC
