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RT @withoutcentre: Everything but the Dragon
Look at how we have spent centuries trying to change the world.
New religions.
New governme…
Parham Div retweeted
$TSUKA Update on the daily:
The dragon is long overdue for its next upswing.
The Bollinger Band has now reached a level of tightness that practically screams for a breakout.
The RSI has broken the downtrend.
At the same time, we can see that the MACD has switched to bullish.
Parham Div retweeted
Let's have a 👀 at $TSUKA
The Bollinger Band has narrowed significantly—even more so than it was during the last major upturn.
At the same time, we see a double-bottom pattern on the RSI.
Everything suggests that a tiny spark is all it will take for the dragon to take flight.
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Here's what you should know about the Ukraine war, because not everything is as it seems to the untrained eye:
- Regardless of who you think is right or wrong, the conflict could've easily been avoided. Since it wasn't, that means it was desired to happen.
- Coming from the West, nobody in positions of power who were serious actually believed that Ukraine was going to defeat Russia.
- The US has no interest in defeating Russia in the first place. Therefore, the US is funding and investing into this war knowing that Ukraine won't win.
- Because that's not the real objective of the Ukraine war.
- It's a proxy war waged by the United States, not against Russia, but against Europe and Ukraine.
- The US and Russia are not on opposite sides in this conflict. The US exploits economic interests in Europe whereas Russia continues to win on the battlefield.
- Think of Russia being the US' hedge in this case.
- As a matter of fact, the entire point of the US restricting what weapons Ukraine can use on Russian soil is precisely for this reason.
- The US' a-national private sector (APS) is using the Ukraine war to subjugate Europe for profitable industries such as the military industrial complex and liquified natural gas (LNG).
- Aside from enabling the corporate pillaging of Ukraine via Wall Street, IMF, etc...
- The real point of the war is to accelerate the destabilization of Europe, rendering it irrelevant and as a complete dependency of the United States.
- One of the ways to destabilize Europe is to cut Germany off from Russian energy.
- Germany is Europe's top industrial producer. Without Germany, there is no European Union.
- Without Russian energy being replaced, the lights go out in Europe. Simple as that.
- When the war started, it wasn't a coincidence that the Nordstream 2 was destroyed 'by Russia'.
- Translation: The US did it and told Europe to amplify phony animosity towards Russia.
- If you don't believe me, Biden said on TV in 2022 that the US would bring an end to Nordstream 2 pipeline terminals from Russia to Germany.
- Animosity and fear towards Russia drives weapons sales from US manufacturers.
- Weapons sales is conducive to drafting, conscription, and so on.
- All of this is ideal for weakening Germany, which is the real linchpin of the operation.
- Since the beginning of the Ukraine war and the severance of Russian energy, Germany has seen massive economic instability.
- Thousands of corporate bankruptcies including their biggest companies such as Thyssenkrupp, Seimens, BASF, etc. are the signal that not all is well in the German economy.
- Tens of thousands of families losing their jobs, increased inflation, and societal decay will be used to determine just how much the German people will take.
- The longer that the Ukraine war can be stretched out, the better it is for all the interests I'm talking about.
- It means more land, resources, state assets, and capital flows fall under western corporate control.
- Another business sector that's extremely sensitive to the Ukraine war is agriculture.
- One of the countries that is sensitive to agribusiness in the EU is France.
- US corporate control over Ukraine's vast amounts of wheat and grain will be used to wipe out French farmers.
- This means the ability to create artificial scarcity and the ability to profit from such.
- After Germany, France would be the next most important country to weaken.
- The European Union leadership isn't incompetent. They know the outcomes of these policies.
- The European Union leadership is complicit.
- They've all been given exit deals behind the scenes while Europe continues its collapse.
- Zelensky is entirely irrelevant. He's an effigy being used to continue the conflict under the guise of being a Ukrainian patriot.
- Once it's time for him to go, you'll know.
- Meanwhile, the real negotiations between Trump and Putin have nothing to do with solving the conflict.
- There's barely anything to talk about. Ukraine has been gradually losing the war ever since it started.
- What Trump and Putin are actually talking about is the future of Europe and negotiating the details.
- For example, Russia will want continued access to Europe's energy markets, but that would drive the US out.
- Among other things.
- In a period of US decline, the rest of the world wants it isolated as much as possible. That means keeping it occupied in Europe while it becomes dependent on US weapons and energy. Trump is in on this.
- As a result, we'll likely see the US offer major concessions to Russia should they stay out of Europe as much as possible.
- That means leaving countries closer to it (Belarus, post-war Ukraine, Georgia, and others) alone.
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The center of gravity of the global economy is shifting away from Europe. The Ukraine war has been tremendously powerful in accelerating this.
Sometimes, the answers lie in plain sight but need to be translated.
Parham Div retweeted
very few were actually in crypto during these days in 2022, even fewer were looking onchain and willing to take the leap of faith.
ethereum:0xc5fb36dd2fb59d3b98deff88425a3f425ee469ed dragon will rise again.
Parham Div retweeted
Two numbers show very clearly just how little the human brain is inclined to think exponentially.
The current $TSUKA price is $0.001, marking its lowest level in years—it has "bottomed out."
A holding of 1 million $TSUKA currently costs around $1,000, which is a very reasonable position, considering that it represents 0.1% of the supply.
But I digress. The extremely low price leads us to assume that a massive quantity of $TSUKA must be available for sale—perhaps 90%, our minds might suggest—otherwise, the price wouldn't be this low.
And this is where our imagination lets us down, because we are not accustomed to thinking exponentially.
While our brains might suggest that it’s impossible for such a large quantity of $TSUKA to ever be in demand, the hard facts of the blockchain tell a completely different story.
For even though the price is currently so low, only 16.6% of all $TSUKA tokens in the main pool are available to new buyers.
16.6%
That is not very much. And certainly not much shortly before an altseason.
The current low $TSUKA price is a godsend, provided you understand how pools and exponential growth work.
Follow the dragon.
When we look at the top 220 $TSUKA holders in the bubble visualization, we can see that not a single bubble is large enough to pose a threat to the dragon.
Such a token distribution is important for an asset to be decentralized. It provides security to future investors.
We also observe that, out of the fixed supply of 1 billion tokens—all of which are in market circulation—only 16.6% currently remain in the main pool.
This combination of token distribution and a limited supply of available tokens suggests how quickly the market value of $TSUKA could change once demand for altcoins intensifies.
Tokenomics make the difference.
tsukamind.com/holders/
Parham Div retweeted
When we look at the top 220 $TSUKA holders in the bubble visualization, we can see that not a single bubble is large enough to pose a threat to the dragon.
Such a token distribution is important for an asset to be decentralized. It provides security to future investors.
We also observe that, out of the fixed supply of 1 billion tokens—all of which are in market circulation—only 16.6% currently remain in the main pool.
This combination of token distribution and a limited supply of available tokens suggests how quickly the market value of $TSUKA could change once demand for altcoins intensifies.
Tokenomics make the difference.
tsukamind.com/holders/
Parham Div retweeted
$TSUKA update on the daily:
👉 PIC1: A double-top pattern (1+2) led to a correction. The target has now been reached. The downtrend of the RSI is broken (3)
👉 PIC2: A "right-angled descending broadening wedge pattern" is a bullish pattern. The target after breaking the resistance at $1.27M is at $1.48M
👉 PIC3: A zoom in the falling wedge pattern of the monthly chart shows that the target at $1.48M is above the breakout point which is at $1.25M.
The overall market sentiment is great for the altcoins. Everyone expects huge upside movement on $ETH
The dragon will capitalize on this positive market sentiment.
If you're here for the ROI - this is where you want to buy. 👇
Parham Div retweeted
always my foundation brotha, ethereum:0xc5fb36dd2fb59d3b98deff88425a3f425ee469ed is my zen.
Parham Div retweeted
This is the $TSUKA chart on a higher timeframe.
A massive multi year falling wedge pattern and we're on the edge of a breakout.
The overall market sentiment is good. Big MC tokens had massive gains already. Those profits will rotate into safe assets with a smaller MC. That is how cycles work.
For a maximum ROI it's smart to grab a decent bag of $TSUKA before the big rotation starts.
Falling wedge patterns are very predictable. Once the breakout happens, things can develop very quickly.
The red lines are the two major key resistance levels on the way up to the ATH. Lots of money will be made.
But as mentioned, the maximum ROI is reserved for those who buy BEFORE the big green candles appear.
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The dragon is ready 👇
Parham Div retweeted
When the Dragon Wakes
$TSUKA ran to roughly $150M.
Today it sits near $1.07M.
Of course crypto is full of tokens that fly and die.
But instead of constantly searching for the next shiny object, there is another question worth asking:
What survives a drawdown like that?
Around 14.5K holders. Four years of lore, debate and culture. A community still creating long after the price stopped rewarding people for showing up.
And roughly $350K of liquidity (around a third of the entire market cap).
Those are unusual starting conditions for something valued at ~$1M.
$TSUKA has already been through the ascent and the collapse. Attention came and went.
The contract remains.
The liquidity remains.
The holders remain.
The Ryoshi mystery remains.
A battle-tested community remains.
From where many of us stand, the asymmetry is difficult to ignore.
$5M → ~5x
$50M → ~47x
Previous high → ~140x
It reached that previous high in a bear market.
What happens if serious attention finds it again in a bull market—just as decentralisation becomes impossible to ignore, and the questions Ryoshi was already pointing toward find a vastly larger, increasingly disenfranchised audience?
I want to be here to find out.
And there is something more important for those of us already here.
Don’t wait for the next holder to arrive or the next candle to turn green.
Write.
Create.
Build.
Question.
Make art.
Deepen the culture.
Give the next person who encounters the Dragon something worth arriving into, and something worth staying for beyond the chart.
Because when attention returns, let it find more than another speculative object asking to be bought.
Let it find something alive.
A living, breathing, deepening culture that did not waste the quiet years.
Then the market can decide what $TSUKA is worth.
We decide what $TSUKA is.
And our work is now.
🐉 $TSUKA
Parham Div retweeted
Whoever wrote the myth of $TSUKA walked into the mist.
The myth is not a clean sanitised myth. It is better than that.
$TSUKA has carried one symbol on Ethereum since May 2022. No presale. No mint. No tax switch. The owner key gone. Nobody official left to tell the room what the Dragon means, or finally settle who wrote the messages.
“Ryoshi made it” is a reading. Let it stay that way.
The experiment does not require the name. It requires time. And time is the one thing the trenches refuse to spend.
Four years. A brutal drawdown. Attention disappearing. People leaving. Scars, arguments, disappointment.
And still, a fire. Small now. In terms of market cap and volume, certainly. But look at what the smallness conceals.
A fire kept alive through easy weather tells you very little. Anyone can gather around flames when they are roaring.
Look instead at the centre of the fire.
The people who kept speaking when almost nobody was listening. Who kept creating. Writing. Researching. Practising. Arguing. Returning. Carrying the Dragon when there was no obvious reward for carrying it.
Four years of that changes the nature of the fire of the Dragon.
The flames may be small, but within them sits a centre that has been tested by winter.
That is what should be seen. Clearly.
Because markets change. Attention moves. And eventually the wind changes direction. And when it does, most new fires have to be lit from scratch. They need fuel, spectacle and constant tending simply to remain alive.
$TSUKA would meet that wind differently.
The fire is already here.
The mythology is here.
The scars are here.
The people are here.
The culture has deep roots.
And wind does something extraordinary to a fire with a deep enough centre.
It does not merely keep it alive. It gives oxygen to everything that was already waiting to burn.
One ember catches another.
Then another.
Then another.
What looked small can become enormous with astonishing speed, because years of compressed energy has been accumulating.
That is the part of $TSUKA I think the market is currently misreading.
It sees the size of the flame. It cannot easily see the depth of the centre.
When serious attention does return, it will not arrive at an empty fireplace. It will arrive at something that has been burning for four years.
And then we get to discover, for the first time, what this fire was becoming while almost nobody was watching.
$TSUKA 🐉
Parham Div retweeted
The Age of the Dragon
Once, in the age when the old world was tiring, there was a valley so quiet the maps had forgotten it. What looked like nothing was everything not yet born. Where others saw barren meadows, the first dwellers saw a thousand homes, a thousand gardens, a thousand songs still waiting to be sung. The space to grow was enormous.
Nothing was hidden there. Every seed had already been planted, every grain already shared, so no one lived in fear that a secret hoard would one day spill out and spoil what they had built together. What existed was already in the hands of the people. Abundance did not come from a vault. It grew from the soil, and everyone ate from it.
A deep lake lay at the valley’s heart, wide enough for the great ships. Travellers came from far shores and anchored there, drawn by the depth, and they traded wisdom as well as goods. The valley learned that a place open enough to receive without discrimination becomes a place where everyone is lifted.
Each winter the meadows lay buried, the seeds pressed into cold dark soil. The young feared nothing would grow. The elders smiled. “The dark is not the end of the seed,” they said. “It is the moment before the green.” And always, spring came, and the fields broke open in colour. Every winter was a gathering of strength.
When the valley was born, the founder did what no ruler had ever done. He divided the harvest equally among all, gave away the keys, and walked into the mist. There was no escape route, no fine print and no secret throne. Nothing could be taken back, and nobody could be betrayed. There was no king, only a circle of neighbours who sat together and shaped the days by listening.
Because no one ruled, no one was ruled. Because no one owned the valley, everyone belonged to it.
At the entrance stood an old stone bridge that had carried travellers through countless winters, each crossing a small proof that what is built on truth endures. Above the gate hung a golden dragon, an ancient sign of wisdom and awakened power. Travellers always remembered it.
Each dawn the people sat in silence and breathed. In that stillness they remembered what the old world had made them forget: that peace is a practice, that inner clarity is the root of outer harmony, and that a community which looks inward together begins to move as one heart. Outsiders called it strange. The villagers called it home.
The valley’s flame burned in a lantern no wall held a switch for. No hand of power or greed could put it out, because it belonged to everyone, and so it burned freely.
When storms came, and they did, the villagers stood shoulder to shoulder, and not one walked away. What had been meant to scatter them bound them more deeply. A bond tested by fire is a bond that cannot be broken.
Years passed. Travellers who came stayed, and their children spoke of the valley as the place where the new age began: a world with no masters and no servants, where abundance was shared, where creation was a collective art, and where every person was both gardener and garden.
And so the dragon above the gate watched over a quiet valley that had become a living promise.
A new earth is not something we wait for. It is something we build together, one dawn at a time.
The hour for building it is now.
$TSUKA
Parham Div retweeted
I think, it is a combination of factors that makes $TSUKA very attractive at the moment:
=> low MC = enormous space to grow
=> whole supply circulating = no future dilution
=> huge liquidity pool = attractive for big boys
=> falling wedge pattern = predictable target
=> stunning token distribution = no rug pull
=> community driven = no toxic leadership
=> stood the test of time = robust fundamentals
=> dragon logo = unique meme
=> meditation related = cult factor
=> max decentralization = no switch to turn it off
=> battle tested community = unbreakable loyalty
This combination is very unique in the crypto world.
Parham Div retweeted
$QNT pumps on the idea that banks and governments will use its rails.
$XRP ran on a similar story.
My $TAO bag lives or dies on whether decentralised intelligence proves itself to be necessary.
Every one of these asks you to believe in something outside yourself.
$TSUKA asks for nothing. No narrative to prove. No future to wait for. Just a reminder to return to your own sovereignty.
The paradox: the moment it becomes “valuable because of what it represents,” it’s just another story.
Maybe that’s the point @RyoshiResearch
