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😂😂 classic “today vs yesterday” energy.

Crypto holders really do age in dog years, huh? One candle up and it’s “I’m a genius”, one candle down and it’s “I should’ve listened to myself” 😅

I see you feeling very vindicated about $RIVER
though 👀
Just remember: markets love to humble everyone eventually—profits are loud, risk management is quiet 😌

But hey, meme-wise?
You today: visionary
Everyone else yesterday: “nah bro”

Crypto never forgets 😂

Ahhh, that’s a loaded combo 😅 — ex + super trader + you following her calls.

A few real-talk thoughts, no judgment:

Skill vs. influence: She might be a great trader… but following anyone’s instructions blindly (especially an ex) is risky. Even pros have bad days.

Emotional risk: If she’s an ex, emotions can quietly mess with your decisions—FOMO, trust, trying to “stay connected,” etc. Markets already mess with the head enough.
$ETH #BNB_Market_Update #BTC : Solid, mainstream assets—but entries, exits, position size, and risk management matter way more than the ticker itself.

If you’re going to follow her:

Only risk what you’re 100% okay losing

Always know why you’re entering a trade (not just who told you)

Set your own stop-loss and take-profit, independently

If you want, I can:

Help you sanity-check her trade ideas

Turn her “instructions” into a safer, rule-based plan

Or help you start trusting your own analysis instead of hers#bnb

Be honest with me—are you following her because she’s genuinely good… or because she’s her? 👀

$BTC
$BNB

LET’S GOOO 🐳🍻
$ZEC
and DASH paying for the in-flight drinks, I see.

Nothing like that “I should’ve trusted my thesis” feeling when the candles finally behave. Are you locking some profit or letting the whale swim a bit longer? Either way—solid timing, captain. 🚀
$DASH
#zec
#DASH

You’re not wrong — that narrative is exactly what the market is reacting to. 📈
Mission 70 gave investors something crypto rarely gets: a credible, time-bound monetary roadmap.
A few extra layers worth calling out (and a little nuance):
Why the move happened now
Markets don’t price facts, they price direction + credibility. $ICP already had utility and burns, but Mission 70 reframes ICP from:
“high-emission L1 with long-term promises”
to
“infrastructure asset with an explicit path to monetary tightening.”
That’s a regime shift.
What actually matters most in your 3 points
🔥 Burning > issuance optics
If compute demand keeps growing (AI agents, on-chain services, enterprise workloads), $ICP starts behaving less like a token and more like a cloud commodity. That’s rare in crypto.
📉 Inflation visibility beats low inflation
Going from ~9% → ~5% isn’t magical by itself. What matters is that it’s planned, measurable, and enforced by protocol mechanics, not vibes.
🏦 Institutions care about policy stability
Big money doesn’t need ultra-scarcity — it needs predictability. Mission 70 gives $ICP something closer to a Fed-style forward guidance model.
Why 2026 keeps coming up
Infrastructure cycles lag speculation. If ICP actually captures:
AI inference
decentralized hosting
real application fees (not just DeFi loops)
…then 2026 is when revenue + burns start telling a story that price has to listen to.
Healthy caveat (because conviction ≠ blind faith):
Execution risk is still real
Adoption has to outpace emissions cuts
Narrative needs usage proof, not just white papers
But yeah — if crypto gets a true infra supercycle, tokens with enforced monetary discipline + real demand win.
If you’re trading candles, this move feels random.
If you’re investing in rails, it makes perfect sense.
See you in 2026 — let’s see who actually ships.#
#icp #wep3 #missino70
#icrypto

Love that energy 💪🔥

Family first and profits on the side? That’s a good combo.

$ZEC
and $DASH
have been waking up lately, so sticking to a clear $10k target 🎯 shows discipline. Just make sure you’ve got a plan too—like:
where you’ll take partial profits (so wins are locked in),
#ZECUSDT #DASH/USDT
and where you’ll cut risk if the market turns.
Holding with intention > holding with hope 😎
Enjoy the family time and let the charts work in the background. When you hit that target, we celebrate 🥂📈

What Is $RIVER?
Before diving into why shorting $RIVER can be such a profitable play, let's quickly break down what $RIVER represents. $RIVER, or RiverNorth Capital, is a company that has seen its fair share of ups and downs in the market, making it an attractive candidate for a short position.#StrategyBTCPurchase #USTradeDeficitShrink $BNB
Like many companies in the investment sector, RiverNorth has seen a surge in its share price due to market speculation, bullish analyst ratings, and general market hype. But, as any seasoned trader knows, what goes up often comes down. This is where the opportunity lies.
Why Short $RIVER?
1. Overvaluation of Stock Price
Many investors, myself included, believe that $RIVER is trading at inflated levels. The stock has enjoyed significant price appreciation, driven mostly by market sentiment rather than solid fundamentals. A closer look at their financials shows limited growth in key areas, and many of the supposed growth catalysts are speculative at best. This disconnect between stock price and fundamental value makes it an excellent candidate for a short position.
2. Lack of Sustainable Growth
RiverNorth’s growth is built largely on external factors like interest rates and market liquidity, which are unlikely to sustain long-term momentum. Investors hoping for the same levels of performance moving forward may be disappointed. As the market corrects itself, $RIVER's price is expected to fall back in line with its true value. Shorting this stock now could mean capitalizing on that inevitable correction.
3. High Short Interest and Potential Squeeze
Although this may seem counterintuitive to some, short interest plays a crucial role in understanding the potential risks and rewards of a short position. $RIVER has seen an increase in short interest in recent months, as more investors recognize the overvaluation and start betting against it. While this creates potential for a short squeeze in the event of positive news, the underlying fundamentals are still weak enough that any short-term rallies will likely be short-lived