Delisting is when an exchange removes a token from trading. After that, liquidity often drops sharply, and the price may fall.
Statistics for the first half of 2026 show that DeFi projects were hit the hardest, followed by GameFi and meme coins. The fact that a project belongs to this category does not mean it is necessarily bad, but it serves as a reminder of how important it is to research before buying.
We were talking on a stream recently that they still haven’t started eating up the copycats, and all the “investors” are still in a bull market 🤣🤣🤣
📉 An attempt to repeat the Strategy ended with selling all BTC.
Satsuma Technology has officially abandoned its bitcoin strategy.
Shareholders approved: • the sale of all 668 BTC (about $44.4 million); • returning capital to investors; • delisting the company from the exchange.
More than 90% of the attendees voted in favor of this decision.
Previously, Satsuma Technology tried to implement a model similar to Michael Saylor’s Strategy, making Bitcoin the company’s key asset. However, after the share price fell by more than 99%, the company’s largest investors began demanding a change in direction.
One of the initiators was Pantera Capital, a fund that owns about 7% of the company, which pushed for selling the BTC and returning funds to shareholders.
The story once again shows that simply copying someone else’s strategy doesn’t guarantee success. It’s not only about buying Bitcoin, but also about having a resilient business model, sound capital management, and investors’ trust. Even a strong idea may not work if the company can’t survive periods of high market volatility.
Important Bitcoin levels… A slip of the tongue: the current entry points are for short-term traders: 67000 - 69000, while the long-term ones I’ve already labeled correctly.
Funds can make mistakes too. And this is yet another confirmation.
📉 FG Nexus has fully exited its Ethereum position, selling the last 9 481 $ETH ($14.9M).
In total, the company sold 51 156 ETH, recording a loss of about $86.6M.
Most interestingly, just a few months ago the fund was actively accumulating ETH, and many saw this as a strong bullish signal.
That’s why I always say one simple thing👇
Don’t blindly copy the actions of funds, whales, or popular analysts. They’re wrong too—they change strategy, realize losses, and very often don’t really know where the market will go tomorrow.
The one who makes money in the market isn’t the person who repeats what others do, but the one who has their own system, risk management, and an understanding of why they open a given position.
💭 Use other people’s trades as information for analysis, not as a guide for action. This is exactly what, in the long run, separates a trader from the crowd.