I learn, explore, analyze, and invest in Crypto, Web3, I’m also interested in financial speculation and share my journey, insights, and lessons along the way.
The 3 essential takeaways
so you can navigate well this week that opens the door.
1 The calm before the storm (or before the pump) Alright, let’s not pretend: this Sunday’s market is a bit like a rainy Sunday afternoon. Bitcoin is flirting with $85,000 without really knowing whether it wants to go up or down. It briefly touched $87,000 at the start of the week before pulling back into a narrow range. The Fear & Greed index is at 65, so “greed” but a soft kind of greed—not the kind that makes you sell your car to buy PEPE.
$ALICE $GTC After a correction, it can sometimes rebound by +25%, +50%, or even +100% from its lowest point. 📈 But these are not rules: history shows that each cycle has its own dynamics. The two altcoins, Alice and Gtc, want to prove what? Let's observe together
thank you , very much for not taking the time to read the cycles , if they can take 2 minutes for that , they can gain 5 years of market experience
Jeeva_jvan
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BTC pulls back toward 84K$, but US spot ETFs have still managed to capture ~347 M$ yesterday. The price is slowing down; institutional capital keeps flowing in: who will eventually set the pace for the market?
I still see a lot of people coming into crypto looking for the next x10, even though the fundamentals remain unclear. Not a magic course. Just a return to fundamentals. Bitcoin is first and foremost a decentralized network. Not a company, not a product. Its supply is limited (21 million), its operation relies on proof of work, and its value comes mainly from collective trust and its use as a store of value. Bitcoin ETFs have simply made this asset accessible to traditional investors through regulated vehicles. When money flows into these ETFs, it supports the price, but it doesn’t change what Bitcoin is.
The crypto market rebounds mainly thanks to the return of flows to Bitcoin ETFs and a rapid rotation into altcoins after the Fed. For now, it looks more like a relief rally than a clear signal of a durable recovery.#MarketNews
Web3 is advancing so fast that it’s impossible to know everything.
In the past few days, I discovered 3 projects that made me want to dig deeper:
1️⃣ $ARC An infrastructure-focused project and stablecoins. 👉 What caught my attention: its ambition around real use cases for on-chain finance.
2️⃣ $Canopy A project exploring the meeting between AI and blockchain. 👉 What interests me: seeing how AI can make access to Web3 development easier.
3️⃣ Linera A Layer-1 infrastructure with a particular approach to scalability. 👉 What made me want to explore: their different vision for building faster, more efficient Web3 applications.
💡 But discovering a project ≠ investing in the project.
Before putting my money into an asset, I want to understand what I’m buying: 🔎 the product 🔎 the team 🔎 the tokenomics 🔎 the investors 🔎 the risks 🔎 and above all… the real problem being solved.
It reminds me of a lesson from The Richest Man in Babylon: the 4th law of gold.
👉 Gold escapes the person who invests it in things they don’t know or don’t understand.
That’s exactly why I prefer to do my own research (DYOR) before taking action.
I’m not sharing these projects as financial recommendations. I’m sharing them because I’m exploring them myself.
And you? 👇 Which Crypto/Web3 project did you recently discover that made you want to do your own research?
📉 Why do we always forget this part of the market? I came across this chart and it made me reflect. BTC, altcoins, stocks… the scenario changes, but the emotions often come back: Optimism → euphoria → anxiety → panic → discouragement → hope. What’s most interesting for me isn’t even the price. It’s our behavior. When the market is up, I sometimes feel like buying because “everyone’s winning.” When it drops, I start doubting my decision. And when nobody wants to talk about it anymore… that’s often when I begin observing calmly again. I don’t think this chart can predict the next move. But I do think it raises a real question: Do we really analyze the market… or do we simply react to our emotions? What do you think? Crypto, altcoins: at what point are you most likely to make a mistake? 👀 Informational content. DYOR. #Marketpsychology
This is what I’ve been doing over the last 15 days. 👇🏽
I took some trades without having a really clear objective.
Sometimes I saw +50% and didn’t exit, telling myself it would go up even more. And a few hours or days later… the trade would come back into the red. 🥲
It reminded me of something simple: before entering a trade, you need to already know what you want to get out of it.
No need to look for the perfect top. The most important thing is to have a plan.
I’m sharing this because I think a lot of people can relate to this. 📈➡️📉
From January to September 2026, several crypto projects closed down. #loopring and Router #Protocol en are two examples. ⚠️ This reminds us of something: even a project that seems solid can disappear. Do your research before investing. DYOR. 🧠
🚨 What happened with Liquid is much deeper than a simple “hack”.
The issue would not be only related to the theft of keys. According to the reported information, a vulnerability would have allowed nonexistent L-BTC to be considered as valid collateral, before enabling the withdrawal of approximately 4,000 real BTC.
⚠️ And that’s where the matter becomes serious:
1 L-BTC = 1 BTC must not be just a promise. A real BTC must actually back it.
If an asset that doesn’t exist can be recognized as legitimate by the system, then the problem directly affects the protocol’s fundamental invariant.
👉 In crypto, security therefore isn’t just about protecting keys. It’s also about ensuring the system can never transform an invalid state into a valid withdrawal.
So the real question is not only: “Who stole the BTC?” But rather: “How could the protocol consider these assets valid?” 👀