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EdgeX is scam

Many new wallets have received a huge number of tokens from airdrop

Team?

how are people not farming this???

Solana stuck between $77 and $92 range for 2 months

resistance = short
support = long
it’s the same story on Bitcoin

this is literally the easiest phase of the cycle

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March 2026 in numbers:

Oil (USO): +61.5%
Commodities (DBC): +18.1%
Dollar (UUP): +3.2%
BTC: -1.1%
Bonds (TLT): -3.6%
S&P (SPY): -7.9%
Gold (GLD): -13.2%

Oil dominates. Commodities ripping from oil while dollar strengthening. Everything else red.

BTC lost 1.1% while SPY lost 7.9%, entering well into second bear market phase. That said, bitcoin held 7x better than equities in the same macro environment.

Gold down 13% is the surprise nobody expected. The traditional safe haven is underperforming the asset everyone calls "risky."

Q1 ends tomorrow. What are you watching going into Q2?

Before Ethereum even launched, a security researcher found a bug that let you send yourself unlimited ETH

All you had to do was send a negative payment

The code removed the amount you sent from your wallet but if the amount was negative, your holdings went up instead of down

Ethereum's own release coordinator called it "my favorite bug so far, an absolute gem: the ability to send a negative payment that moves value FROM the recipient TO the sender"

The bounty for finding it was 5 BTC and the exploit code is still live on GitHub right now

A $230 billion network almost launched with an infinite money glitch built into it

if you bought $SOL at $250 when you were 25 - congrats

you’re about to hit 30 and still waiting for breakeven

Bitcoin just dropped to exactly $65,000

Hyperliquid whales are down bad right now

10 Wallets

Around $50M in losses and the only guy that went short picked the wrong token

JUST IN:

A whale has opened a $41,872,000 BTC short with 40x leverage.

Liquidation Price: $76,155

Do they know something?👀

Bitcoin's URPD shows almost zero supply between $72K and $82K

If we break this level, there's no resistance until $82,000

Between $59K and $72K there's a heavy accumulation zone built across February and March where most of the current coins were acquired

Above $72K there's barely any supply

When price dropped from $126K it moved through the $72K to $82K zone too fast for any meaningful accumulation to form

That leaves a structural air gap with almost no coins sitting at a cost basis in that range

No cost basis means no holders looking to sell at breakeven, which means almost no resistance

Price tends to move through these zones fast because there's no supply to absorb the momentum

The last time a gap like this formed was October 2023 between $30K and $40K

Bitcoin cleared that entire range in 9 days

BTC is sitting right at the top of the accumulation zone near $72K, funding rates are negative and spot buyers are coming back in

Crypto Treasure

Someone bought $babyshark with $20k mcap

$400 to $2,75m

His final profit was $1m

What is holding you back?

this ai project raised 17.5m and promised $14M (7%) to its community, but in reality ?

less than $350k given out as airdrop (0.23%)
$30k extracted back as claiming fees

highest airdrop claim ranged between $500-800

now team is running another $55k campaign to farm people and cover all of this up

yknow how its gonna end $PRL

Only 5543 people have claimed airdrop Perle Labs

That's why you not eligble

Team has taken everything

$PRL

In traditional markets, the Price to Sales ratio is one of the most basic valuation benchmarks

The S&P 500 trades at roughly 2.5–3x revenue on average

High growth tech names routinely command 10 20x

A SaaS company growing 30%+ year over year at sub-1x P/S would have every fund manager on the planet reaching for their checkbook

Now look at crypto

$PUMP - $1.09B in protocol lifetime revenue.

Market cap: $622M. That’s a P/S ratio of ~0.57x. The bulk of this revenue was generated in the past year.

$JUP: $404M in revenue.

Market cap: $559M. P/S of ~1.38x. Better, but still a fraction of what any traditional business with this kind of throughput would command

$CAKE - $675M in revenue.

Market cap: $457M. P/S of ~0.68x. Again, trading below its own revenue

In any other asset class, a sub 1x P/S ratio signals either a dying business or a market that has completely mispriced it

These are neither. These are protocols that generated hundreds of millions to over a billion dollars and most of it recently

The outlier here is $HYPE

$1.06B in protocol revenue, $10.1B market cap

That’s roughly a 9.5x P/S ratio, the only one in this group that reflects how traditional markets would price a high growth, high revenue business. And even that doesn’t include chain revenue

The disconnect is hard to rationalize

These aren’t speculative pre product tokens

These are functioning businesses with real, verifiable, on chain cash flows trading at valuations that would make even the most bearish TradFi analyst pause

The market is either not paying attention or fundamentally does not know how to value revenue generating protocols yet

Either way, the numbers don’t lie

Governments have left over $25 BILLION on the table by selling Bitcoin too early

US: 195,091 BTC sold for $366 million → worth $13.5 billion today
Bulgaria: 213,500 BTC sold for $3.2 billion → worth $14.7 billion today
Germany: 49,858 BTC sold for $2.88 billion → worth $6.3 billion today

Bulgaria's missed profit alone would have covered almost its entire national debt

Combined they cashed out $6.4 billion

Today it would be $34.5 billion

Tim Draper bought 29,657 of those US auction coins in 2014 for $19 million and never sold → worth $2 billion today

The Fed printed $4.7 TRILLION in 2 years and called Bitcoin the problem

Fed balance sheet in January 2020: $4.2 trillion

By 2022: $8.9 trillion

They printed $4.7 trillion in two years

The largest money supply expansion in US history

Bitcoin supply increased in the same two years: Zero

Bitcoin went from $6,000 to $69,000

The dollar lost 20% of its purchasing power

Bitcoin pumped 1,000%

Back in 2011 one of the only ways to buy Bitcoin was through a video game

There were almost no exchanges and most of them didn't work

So people used VirWoX, a platform built to trade Linden Dollars which was the currency inside the game Second Life

You had to buy Linden Dollars with real money then trade the Linden Dollars for Bitcoin

VirWoX became the world's oldest Bitcoin exchange after Mt. Gox shut down and didn't close until January 2020

$BTC #BitcoinPrices

Bitcoin is going to $200,000

ETH will break $10,000

SOL will reach $800

Altcoins will pump 10-100x

Patience🤝

#BitcoinPrices

DCA and chill if you're an investor.

Bitcoin will break ATH, then ETH follows.

Alts and memes will send 10-100x.

Stay BULLISH. Whales will try to shake you out, don’t fall for it. The real money is in patience.

#BitcoinPrices $BTC

#bitcoinprices $BTC On average, around now is when #Bitcoin continues its decline in midterm years.