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The Inevitable Pop? Dot-com 2.0 and the Looming Systemic Reset. (2)
Following up on my last post about the GPT-5 letdown. The chart below says it all: the dot-com bubble of the late 90s and the current AI super-bubble. The script looks familiar: parabolic, unbacked growth, followed by a brutal correction, recession, and... conflict.
History doesn't repeat but it often rhymes. This time, the bubble is magnitudes larger, so the consequences will be far more severe. We're not just talking about a market crash; we're looking at a potential geopolitical re-drawing of the world map.
The global economy is overheated. It's obvious:
· Real wages for the average person are declining.
· Inflation continues its relentless climb.
· Central banks are powerless to stop these macro trends.
The result? A global loss of faith in a bright tomorrow and, crucially, in the competence of state institutions. This is the core driver behind the uncontrolled growth of the crypto market—a massive, global demand for sovereignty and freedom from traditional government systems.
The house of cards is still standing, and in my opinion, it may hold for a few more years. The first cracks are already appearing, though they're being drowned out by the noise.
But the real blow will come when everyone has forgotten, when no one is expecting it. That's how these cycles always end.
Stay safe, trade carefully, and prioritize self-custody. $ETH
#Macro #crypto #Geopolitics #BTC #ALTCOİN
Following up on my last post about the GPT-5 letdown. The chart below says it all: the dot-com bubble of the late 90s and the current AI super-bubble. The script looks familiar: parabolic, unbacked growth, followed by a brutal correction, recession, and... conflict.
History doesn't repeat but it often rhymes. This time, the bubble is magnitudes larger, so the consequences will be far more severe. We're not just talking about a market crash; we're looking at a potential geopolitical re-drawing of the world map.
The global economy is overheated. It's obvious:
· Real wages for the average person are declining.
· Inflation continues its relentless climb.
· Central banks are powerless to stop these macro trends.
The result? A global loss of faith in a bright tomorrow and, crucially, in the competence of state institutions. This is the core driver behind the uncontrolled growth of the crypto market—a massive, global demand for sovereignty and freedom from traditional government systems.
The house of cards is still standing, and in my opinion, it may hold for a few more years. The first cracks are already appearing, though they're being drowned out by the noise.
But the real blow will come when everyone has forgotten, when no one is expecting it. That's how these cycles always end.
Stay safe, trade carefully, and prioritize self-custody. $ETH
#Macro #crypto #Geopolitics #BTC #ALTCOİN
GPT-5 Launch Backfire: Hype Meets Reality. AI Bubble 2.0?
OpenAI's GPT-5 launch in August 2025 was a major flop. Users complain about downgraded quality and an oddly "aggressive" tone from the model.
Sam Altman himself admitted the failure, comparing the current AI mania to the dot-com bubble, suggesting massive overhyping.
Despite record investments pouring into the sector (over $140B, with OpenAI grabbing $64B), businesses are struggling to see ROI. Most companies report no profit increase from implementing AI. Analysts now warn of a new "AI Winter"—a period of disillusionment and funding cuts, similar to the 1970s and 1990s.
The environmental FUD is also real: GPT-5's massive energy consumption is fueling heavy criticism.
This is a crucial moment. Is this the necessary cooling-off period before the next leg up, or the sign of a major top?
$BTC $ETH #Aİ #GPT5 #OpenAI #tech #Crypto #Investment
OpenAI's GPT-5 launch in August 2025 was a major flop. Users complain about downgraded quality and an oddly "aggressive" tone from the model.
Sam Altman himself admitted the failure, comparing the current AI mania to the dot-com bubble, suggesting massive overhyping.
Despite record investments pouring into the sector (over $140B, with OpenAI grabbing $64B), businesses are struggling to see ROI. Most companies report no profit increase from implementing AI. Analysts now warn of a new "AI Winter"—a period of disillusionment and funding cuts, similar to the 1970s and 1990s.
The environmental FUD is also real: GPT-5's massive energy consumption is fueling heavy criticism.
This is a crucial moment. Is this the necessary cooling-off period before the next leg up, or the sign of a major top?
$BTC $ETH #Aİ #GPT5 #OpenAI #tech #Crypto #Investment
#BTC #BTC70K✈️ Bitcoin: $160K by Christmas or drop below $100K? 🎄🔥
Right now the market is split into two camps:
✅ Analyst Timothy Peterson is confidently calling for growth. According to him, in 70% of the last 4 months of the year, BTC has always closed in profit. The average gain — +44%. If history repeats, we could see $160,000 by the end of 2025.
❌ But on Polymarket things look darker. The probability of BTC dropping below $100K by early 2026 recently spiked to 68%, now sitting at 59%. That’s the highest level since July.
📊 So the picture is clear:
• 🚀 Rocket to $160K and a new ATH
• 📉 Breakdown under $100K and disappointment
Do you believe in a holiday pump or a deep crash?
Right now the market is split into two camps:
✅ Analyst Timothy Peterson is confidently calling for growth. According to him, in 70% of the last 4 months of the year, BTC has always closed in profit. The average gain — +44%. If history repeats, we could see $160,000 by the end of 2025.
❌ But on Polymarket things look darker. The probability of BTC dropping below $100K by early 2026 recently spiked to 68%, now sitting at 59%. That’s the highest level since July.
📊 So the picture is clear:
• 🚀 Rocket to $160K and a new ATH
• 📉 Breakdown under $100K and disappointment
Do you believe in a holiday pump or a deep crash?
#Traiding #training
🔥 Why do 90% of beginners blow up their accounts in the first few months of trading?
Because they’re sold a dream: “trading is easy money.” Reality looks different: margin calls, lost deposits, and disappointment. To avoid the same fate, here are the key rules that will save your capital 👇
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💡 1. Trading is a marathon, not a sprint
Sure, you can hit a few wins by taking risks, but eventually the market takes it back. Real results come with patience and discipline.
💡 2. Small deposit = your training ground
If you can’t control yourself with $100, you won’t handle $10,000. Start with an amount you can afford to lose. Losses in the beginning are part of the learning curve.
💡 3. Understand how price moves
Price doesn’t go up or down “just because.” Study patterns, reasons behind moves, and learn to see the logic of the market.
💡 4. Don’t dive straight into futures
Futures are like jumping into a storm without a life vest. Start with spot trading: it’s calmer, easier to understand, and builds your foundation.
💡 5. Rule #1: Protect your capital
The more you chase big profits, the faster you lose your deposit. First, learn not to lose. Profits will follow.
💡 6. Stop comparing yourself to others
Forget about other people’s screenshots of insane profits. 90% of it is staged. Real traders stay quiet and work for themselves.
💡 7. Trading is hard work, not easy money
Every decision has consequences, and the psychological pressure is huge. The ones who survive are those who can stay calm under stress.
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⚡ Bottom line: If you came to trading for quick money, the market will “teach” you fast. But if you’re ready to learn, protect your capital, and think long-term — you’ve got a real shot at joining the 10% who make it.
🔥 Why do 90% of beginners blow up their accounts in the first few months of trading?
Because they’re sold a dream: “trading is easy money.” Reality looks different: margin calls, lost deposits, and disappointment. To avoid the same fate, here are the key rules that will save your capital 👇
---
💡 1. Trading is a marathon, not a sprint
Sure, you can hit a few wins by taking risks, but eventually the market takes it back. Real results come with patience and discipline.
💡 2. Small deposit = your training ground
If you can’t control yourself with $100, you won’t handle $10,000. Start with an amount you can afford to lose. Losses in the beginning are part of the learning curve.
💡 3. Understand how price moves
Price doesn’t go up or down “just because.” Study patterns, reasons behind moves, and learn to see the logic of the market.
💡 4. Don’t dive straight into futures
Futures are like jumping into a storm without a life vest. Start with spot trading: it’s calmer, easier to understand, and builds your foundation.
💡 5. Rule #1: Protect your capital
The more you chase big profits, the faster you lose your deposit. First, learn not to lose. Profits will follow.
💡 6. Stop comparing yourself to others
Forget about other people’s screenshots of insane profits. 90% of it is staged. Real traders stay quiet and work for themselves.
💡 7. Trading is hard work, not easy money
Every decision has consequences, and the psychological pressure is huge. The ones who survive are those who can stay calm under stress.
---
⚡ Bottom line: If you came to trading for quick money, the market will “teach” you fast. But if you’re ready to learn, protect your capital, and think long-term — you’ve got a real shot at joining the 10% who make it.
why your margin is cross not isolated?
$NMR please experts tell me hold or close ????
I think good to close it
$NMR please experts tell me hold or close ????
#ETHBreaksATH #USChinaTradeTalks #BinanceHODLerDOLO #SOLTreasuryFundraising #HEMIBinanceTGE
$More than 95% of the coins listed on exchanges today are nothing but useless junk. Their main purpose is to take money from newcomers or unsuspecting traders through manipulation. Very often, after a new listing, my entire Binance Square feed is filled with posts about traders’ financial losses.
The unpredictability of trading newly listed coins lies in the fact that traders cannot analyze past data to make informed decisions. The simplest and most common scheme is the classic pump and dump: a coin rises sharply in price (sometimes quickly, sometimes over a day or two, depending on how many people are lured into thinking it will continue to rise). Then comes a sharp correction, and the coin gets dumped. In most cases, these manipulations are orchestrated by the very creators of the asset.
Maybe right now you think you’ve caught “God by the beard” because you managed to close a couple of trades in profit, and y words may seem like nonsense. But believe me—sooner or later, you’ll get trapped, and by then it will be too late.
Are there ways to trade such assets? Yes, of course—but they come with many nuances. Classical methods of trading and analysis don’t explain their movements, because these coins follow completely different rules. Trading them is more like participating in the Hunger Games. The ones who survive are usually those who avoid unnecessary risks, patiently wait for the right moment, and then take their profits when the opportunity finally comes.
$More than 95% of the coins listed on exchanges today are nothing but useless junk. Their main purpose is to take money from newcomers or unsuspecting traders through manipulation. Very often, after a new listing, my entire Binance Square feed is filled with posts about traders’ financial losses.
The unpredictability of trading newly listed coins lies in the fact that traders cannot analyze past data to make informed decisions. The simplest and most common scheme is the classic pump and dump: a coin rises sharply in price (sometimes quickly, sometimes over a day or two, depending on how many people are lured into thinking it will continue to rise). Then comes a sharp correction, and the coin gets dumped. In most cases, these manipulations are orchestrated by the very creators of the asset.
Maybe right now you think you’ve caught “God by the beard” because you managed to close a couple of trades in profit, and y words may seem like nonsense. But believe me—sooner or later, you’ll get trapped, and by then it will be too late.
Are there ways to trade such assets? Yes, of course—but they come with many nuances. Classical methods of trading and analysis don’t explain their movements, because these coins follow completely different rules. Trading them is more like participating in the Hunger Games. The ones who survive are usually those who avoid unnecessary risks, patiently wait for the right moment, and then take their profits when the opportunity finally comes.
Any method of chart analysis is a convention that can change at any moment. Whether you're viewing the market through the lens of candlestick patterns, triangles, support and resistance lines, or Smart Money concepts — the market moves according to algorithms known only to itself.
I'm not saying these methods don't work, but they work only partially. In other words, by combining elements from one approach with elements from another, you might get some results.
Don’t blindly listen to just anyone or rely too heavily on someone else’s opinion about a particular asset — think for yourself, act on your own, and take full responsibility for your trading decisions.
No one is to blame for your losses — only you. Even if you followed someone else’s advice.
Filter your information space. Don’t envy others’ success — they are who they are, and you are who you are. Everyone has their own path.
Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.
“The Divine Comedy” — Dante Alighieri
I'm not saying these methods don't work, but they work only partially. In other words, by combining elements from one approach with elements from another, you might get some results.
Don’t blindly listen to just anyone or rely too heavily on someone else’s opinion about a particular asset — think for yourself, act on your own, and take full responsibility for your trading decisions.
No one is to blame for your losses — only you. Even if you followed someone else’s advice.
Filter your information space. Don’t envy others’ success — they are who they are, and you are who you are. Everyone has their own path.
Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.
“The Divine Comedy” — Dante Alighieri
Continue to my first post
In addition to my previous post, I would like to dive deeper and highlight the weakest aspects and issues concerning the entire cryptocurrency market.
1.The influx of celebrities into the industry. In the past, the only prominent figures who could influence the price of an asset with their statements were Elon Musk or the founder of Binance. Now, presidents, boxers, showbiz stars, and anyone who feels like it are jumping in from every corner, creating their own tokens, manipulating them, and brazenly scamming people. This happens due to the lack of basic regulation. In the crypto world, the rule is simple: the one with the most money calls the shots, hence the analogy with the Hunger Games.
2.Degradation of the market in terms of developing new networks and coins. 97.5% of all coins on the crypto market can safely be thrown in the trash. They are mere copies of each other, empty shells fueled by hype and fleeting market capitalization that disappears into someone’s pocket overnight. The main problem is that no one can offer anything new. As a result, both newcomers and seasoned retail investors dive into garbage projects and lose their money. The most likely way to heal the market is a massive dump, a return to a state of shock where people were terrified and watched in disbelief as everything crashed, painting the charts with red candles one after another. Yes, it will be painful and unpleasant, but it’s necessary to end this bacchanalia once and for all.
3.Integration into the global financial system. As strange as it may sound, this process is the most dangerous because it directly contradicts the very idea of cryptocurrency. The core idea of cryptocurrency is independence from financial institutions and structures, a safe haven, not a fragment that reacts blatantly to statements from the Federal Reserve. You cannot build a mix of capitalism and communism; sooner or later, you’ll face fire from both sides. The market must undoubtedly evolve, but as a separate, independent structure, not tied to anything or anyone.
4.Unrealistic expectations. People come to crypto hoping for insane profits because someone bought in and made a fortune—why can’t I? I hate to disappoint you, but the chances are high that neither you nor I will be the next lucky one. We’re not failures; it’s just that we don’t know something, or it’s simply the survivorship bias at play. The success stories (a tiny minority) overshadow those who failed or gained nothing. You don’t have to look far for examples—take Trump’s projects. Many lost their entire savings, homes, and apartments, hoping to make astronomical profits, and now they’re just hoping to recover what they lost.
5.Scams and fraudulent projects. This is one of the market’s oldest “tricks.” FTX, LUNA, Mt. Gox—I won’t list them all, but these are the most well-known. Many have suffered from their mistakes, and so far, no one has faced full accountability (in the form of returning all the scammed funds).
1.The influx of celebrities into the industry. In the past, the only prominent figures who could influence the price of an asset with their statements were Elon Musk or the founder of Binance. Now, presidents, boxers, showbiz stars, and anyone who feels like it are jumping in from every corner, creating their own tokens, manipulating them, and brazenly scamming people. This happens due to the lack of basic regulation. In the crypto world, the rule is simple: the one with the most money calls the shots, hence the analogy with the Hunger Games.
2.Degradation of the market in terms of developing new networks and coins. 97.5% of all coins on the crypto market can safely be thrown in the trash. They are mere copies of each other, empty shells fueled by hype and fleeting market capitalization that disappears into someone’s pocket overnight. The main problem is that no one can offer anything new. As a result, both newcomers and seasoned retail investors dive into garbage projects and lose their money. The most likely way to heal the market is a massive dump, a return to a state of shock where people were terrified and watched in disbelief as everything crashed, painting the charts with red candles one after another. Yes, it will be painful and unpleasant, but it’s necessary to end this bacchanalia once and for all.
3.Integration into the global financial system. As strange as it may sound, this process is the most dangerous because it directly contradicts the very idea of cryptocurrency. The core idea of cryptocurrency is independence from financial institutions and structures, a safe haven, not a fragment that reacts blatantly to statements from the Federal Reserve. You cannot build a mix of capitalism and communism; sooner or later, you’ll face fire from both sides. The market must undoubtedly evolve, but as a separate, independent structure, not tied to anything or anyone.
4.Unrealistic expectations. People come to crypto hoping for insane profits because someone bought in and made a fortune—why can’t I? I hate to disappoint you, but the chances are high that neither you nor I will be the next lucky one. We’re not failures; it’s just that we don’t know something, or it’s simply the survivorship bias at play. The success stories (a tiny minority) overshadow those who failed or gained nothing. You don’t have to look far for examples—take Trump’s projects. Many lost their entire savings, homes, and apartments, hoping to make astronomical profits, and now they’re just hoping to recover what they lost.
5.Scams and fraudulent projects. This is one of the market’s oldest “tricks.” FTX, LUNA, Mt. Gox—I won’t list them all, but these are the most well-known. Many have suffered from their mistakes, and so far, no one has faced full accountability (in the form of returning all the scammed funds).
#TrumpTariffs #MarketPullback The crypto industry is developing at a breakneck pace, and that's a fact. However, at its core, the industry, unlike other counterparts, is either in its infancy or not fully formed. This post is not a price prediction or anything of the sort; it's more like thoughts out loud. I've been familiar with crypto since 2020 and have witnessed its ups and downs. The main difference, aside from the timeline, is that the situation increasingly resembles the Wild West at first, and later, the Hunger Games. Now, politicians are launching meme tokens and shamelessly scamming people who are just entering the industry. In this aspect, the very idea of cryptocurrency—independence from financial institutions and global financial markets—is being buried, reduced to a mere fragment. I can't assert anything definitively, but at this point in time, if things continue in this manner, the future of the entire industry is in question. I understand that the market itself is a kind of zero-sum game (if someone wins, someone else loses). However, the situation is shaping up in such a way that ordinary people lose, while marginal figures and greedy politicians, who can never get enough, profit.
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