Interested in learning about cryptocurrencies. Not a MAXI. I prioritize utility when choosing projects to invest in, usually.
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TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
Local lows swept, range lows and "bounce zone" held, I believe that was our bottom.
Now let's finally send it to 90k+.
$BTC
In the last few days, Binance got hacked for 6B, has now fully covered all lost assets, has begun opening up withdrawals again, and $BTC still sits in its HTF demand zone while holding a higher low after dipping just 7% on the news.
I think both sides of this range will get taken sooner or later, but my primary bias is to assume that if demand held through the last few days it's unlikely to break now that everything has pretty much blown over.
I still think we need to be cautious if/when we head for the range highs at 90k+, explained in depth in the video update shared a day or two ago- recommend watching it if you haven't already (quoted post).
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
On a more serious note, our LTF move has played out and we have tagged the first "minimum" target which is local supply here.
This is the big test- we need to clear this zone to confirm that this may be a full on reversal as opposed to just a dead cat bounce to the upside.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
Yes. The world is weird atm. Social media is bombing you with everything bad happening around the world. Inflation, difficult markets, wars, and so many doomer predictions.
But don't forget that whatever goes on in your life, what a privilege it is to be here. You wake up every day, maybe with family, friends, kids. Enjoy the small things, what you have in life and the road to wherever you're going. Enjoy the failures, the setbacks and the comebacks.
The world is still beautiful, and there's plenty to be delusionally optimistic about.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
Elon Musk took a $40,000 username from a guy who had owned it for 16 years.
He paid him absolutely nothing.
Not even a dollar.
Instead, he was offered a T-shirt and a tour of Twitter’s headquarters.
This is the story of Gene X. Hwang the first @X username
2007
- photographer from San Francisco
- co-founder of Orange Photography
- registers @x on Twitter
- keeps the username for 16 years
over the years
account grows to ~53,000 followers
receives offers of up to $40,000 for the handle
But he refuses to sell
2014
- hackers steal his x account
- Twitter helps him recover it
July 23, 2023
- Elon Musk announces Twitter will become X
- Gene is in Canada playing in a pinball tournament
He has no idea what’s coming
July 25, 2023
- Twitter officially becomes X
- the company wants x
- Gene receives an email from Twitter support
“Your user handle is affiliated with X Corp.”
his username is taken and gets a new one @x12345678998765
what X offers him
- company merchandise
- exclusive tour of X headquarters
- meeting with the management team
$0.
Gene even asks if he can have the old blue Twitter bird sign being removed from headquarters.
they say no.
October 2025
X launches its Handle Marketplace
rare usernames can cost $2,500 to over $1 MILLION
users must maintain a paid subscription
lose the subscription, potentially lose the handle
the same company that took x without paying its owner now charges people for access to rare usernames.
16 years building an identity.
$40,000 in offers rejected.
and all he got was an offer of merchandise and an office tour.
BROTHER.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
I'll say what a lot of people in banking won't say out loud.
Plenty of jobs out there still pay $17 to $23 an hour. Full-time, that's roughly $2,940 to $3,980 a month before taxes.
Now go find rent under $1,700. Add a car payment, insurance, gas, groceries, utilities, your phone bill.
That's before health insurance comes out of your check. Before student loans. Before a kid gets sick and you're out $350 at urgent care. Before your car needs a transmission fix you didn't budget for.
I've worked in wealth management for over a decade, so believe me, I'm not anti-savings. Savings matter.
But there's a point where telling someone making $20 an hour to "cut out coffee" stops being useful advice.
You cannot budget your way out of $3,800 in unavoidable monthly costs on a $3,000 paycheck. The math isn't a discipline problem.
Sometimes the spreadsheet isn't broken. The income is just too low to cover what it costs to be alive right now.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
Another crazy 'coincidence' I see is that all the previous liquidation events in the quoted post and even including the covid liquidation, all bottomed at their respective blue circles.
The Binance hack liquidation the other day wicked down exactly to the blue circle.
Blows my mind.
I've been tracking this chart here with you through out the bear market and said to expect price to thread between the pink and blue circles as is often seen in the past during the bottoming process and as I've demonstrated on several other charts including the Nasdaq.
The June liquidations had me and my members a little uneasy as it wasn't as clean as the previous two bear markets where it held between the two more cleanly.
We got back above nevertheless. The pink circle resistance is now moving sharping up as we approach the right outer circumference. Currently at 99k, we should pass it completely by January after which we will see no fib circle resistance above, pointing to a potential bullish period then as price is free to rise during that window.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
For some context, a 1T marketcap $XRP puts it at $15.
Yet these same people will laugh at or mock anyone who suggests a double digit $XRP, despite it being one of the longest surviving and most consistently highest valued cryptos in this entire space, while at the same time arguing that random memecoins can realistically hit these same marketcap levels.
Its actually insane.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
The guys who started this company are ex Spacex and Palantir people.
Starship being powered by submarine nuke reactors would allow it to travel 20-30yrs without regeneration. Send Optimus robots venturing into space and have them release Starlink satellites along the way for communication with Earth…this is the human destiny.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
The US nuclear subs have been operating for more than 60yrs without an issue powered by mini nuke reactors.
The fact that we are only now taking the first step to utilize this proven technology for public use tells you much about how the Energy generation industry has been effing us all in order to protect their turf…
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
User funds are safe.
Binance will cover all hacking losses.
Deposits and withdrawals are temporarily suspended while our team conducts security checks, freezes funds, and works with law enforcement.
We will share a full post-mortem once the investigation is complete. Please rely only on official Binance channels for updates.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
Bitcoin maxis are throwing victory parties right now, completely blind to the fact that Wall Street just pulled off the ultimate Trojan Horse heist right under their noses.
We spent a decade screaming "not your keys, not your coins." We built this machine to completely bypass the corporate banking elites.
And what did we do the second BlackRock walked into the room? We cheered like naive school children because they made our paper net worth go up on a screen.
Wake up and look at the chessboard.
Wall Street didn't buy Bitcoin because they had a change of heart. They bought it to capture it. Millions of coins are now flowing straight into a handful of centralized corporate vaults owned by the exact same people running the legacy printing press.
They didn't need to ban the code. They just bought the floating supply, wrapped it in paper ETF products, and convinced the masses to leave their wealth sitting in institutional custody.
If a government wants to pull a modern version of the 1933 gold seizure, they don't need to knock on your door or crack your private seed phrase anymore. They just need to make three phone calls to the major Wall Street custodians holding the keys for the ETFs. With one stroke of a pen, a massive chunk of the global Bitcoin supply gets captured by the state.
Bitcoin’s code is perfect math. But human greed is incredibly easy to exploit.
If you are cheering for the price while keeping your wealth sitting inside a Wall Street paper wrapper, you missed the entire point of the exit ramp.
You didn't escape the matrix; you just let them build a digital extension onto your old cage.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
Still looks pretty damn solid as we sit here on HTF support/demand.
Still think going for the highs at 87k+ makes more sense than going for the lows at 74k.
bitcoin:native
The triple tap setup has been invalidated and I've been stopped out of some long scalps that I entered about $1,000 higher but we are still at a significant support/demand zone so while I'm not jumping into new longs on $BTC here I am still looking for a potential bottoming setup to form for another potential attempt.
If we don't get a clear setup then we simply sit on our hands until we do.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
Just now tapping the key bounce zone on $CRV as covered in my last video update (quoted tweet). If you haven't watched it yet I recommend doing so now.
We can def push deeper into this D3 zone but I like that both $BTC and $CRV are lining up here in terms of reaching areas of interest for a reversal.
Time to lock in, again.
Well, ladies and llamas, since we have a few extra moments here on the tarmac before our lunar voyage, please direct your attention to the video screens located throughout the cabin.
Before we can officially depart for the moon- and while you enjoy those snacks and carbonated beverages- civilian space regulations require us to share our brief safety video briefing.
So please pause your personal communication devices, give us your undivided attention, and enjoy the show 👇
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
Oh, and aside from $CVX having literally zero token emissions/inflation moving forward, I forgot to also mention that 46.3% of all the CVX that will ever exist is locked and in-accessible (for 4 months at a time).
So if you don't have any $CVX and you want some- you won't get any from token inflation, you won't get any of the 46.3% of supply that is locked, the only way you can get some is to buy it off of the remaining 53% that isn't literally inaccessible.
Meanwhile, I've already made the case to argue that price could be 4x higher than it is today within a month.
So, good luck to those trying to accumulate a sizeable bag at this stage- it won't be easy 🫡
100% of all the $CVX that will ever exist has now been minted.
There will never be any new $CVX created and if you’re not holding any right now the only way to get it is to buy it off someone else on the open market...
And I speak for myself here but I think many other holders probably feel the same way- I’m not letting mine go for cheap 😤
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
Local range highs on $CVX smashed. ethereum:0xd533a949740bb3306d119cc777fa900ba034cd52 next.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
The last "significant" move on $CVX took us from $1.40 to $8+ in literally 30 days.
That move formed the current range that we have been basing out in for nearly 2 years now.
It is now time to break this range to the upside.
RSI across all timeframes is in a better position now than it was then, which means momentum this time around is likely to be even stronger now than it was then.
It's not only possible, but probable, that $CVX could be trading at $8+ within a month, especially considering how bullish $CRV looks at the moment and recognizing that we have made a separate argument that justifies outperformance from $CVX over $CRV on this next leg to the upisde.
The only major factor that could derail this timeline imo is if $BTC suffers a larger, aggressive pullback that drags the whole market down a bit with it- but even $BTC currently sits at a key support zone which reduces the likelihood of that scenario imo.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
READ THIS STORY: One of the craziest things I did for customer support today 🤠
We just shipped a new release packed with amazing features, improvements, and optimizations.
Then a user pings me: “The app has become too slow.”
I’m a bit surprised, since the update was actually supposed to make the app faster.
I check his phone model. A VERY old one.
Luckily, I have the exact same model at home. I test everything myself, and it all works perfectly.
But here’s the thing: this user has generated thousands of dollars in revenue for us this month. I simply can’t afford to lose him.
So what did I do?
I JUST BOUGHT HIM A BRAND-NEW PHONE.
To me, this says a lot about the relationship I’ve built with our users.
It’s also why I’m not ready to delegate customer support just yet. I want to stay as close to our users as possible, understand their frustrations firsthand, and do whatever it takes to keep them happy.
PS: If that’s not a reason to join Mass, I don’t know what is.
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
> If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face— forever
"The greatest battle is playing out over the next 20 years. There’s a world in which Orwell is right, but I do think we have a path to avoid it. If you are talented and are working toward centralization of power, quit your job and figure out how to work toward decentralization. There’s no such thing as centralization of power for good, even if you are good someone evil will eventually take the reins of whatever you built. The idea is never to build the reins in the first place. Nothing in this world is worth the eternal boot. Not your apartment, not your car, not your status, and not your travel. Nothing. And don’t be so stupid as to think you’ll be one wearing the boot. You won’t. Please stop."
TheRoueMcCoy retweeted
"GEN Z DOESN'T DRINK"
"GEN Z DOESN'T DATE"
"GEN Z DOESN'T BUY HOUSES"
"GEN Z DOESN'T HAVE KIDS"
"GEN Z DOESN'T SMILE"
Maybe because:
• They graduated into a pandemic
• Then got told AI is coming for the job they just landed
• The average first-time homebuyer is now 40 years old
• Mortgage rates hit 7.8% the year they finally started looking
• Student loan payments restarted the same year rent was up 30% from 2020
• Were told to "just network" while stuck on Zoom
• Watched billionaires add over $1 trillion during COVID while they got laid off
• Pay into Social Security knowing it may not be there
• Got called lazy by the generation that bought a house for 2x their salary
But yeah.
It's the avocado toast.