"When altseason"
It's been going on for an entire year in various form
Stars produce energy through fusion. Which creates outward pressure. Number go up. But eventually there isn't a lot left to fuse and the star forms iron. The day the star forms iron is the day death begins
It becomes endothermic, so it requires more energy then it can produce and the outward pressure starts to collapse it down. It creates heavier elements and eventually collapses on itself.
Here is fusion of iron in our market visualized. We had a ton of energy and momentum. But eventually both of those peaked. But since we have new projects daily that creates new supply. Especially with VC unlocks in 2022.
An estimate I saw says we need 500M a day of new cash just to keep prices flat for 24 hours at these prices. Thus for growth you would need the trends seen above to continue at an exponential rate in a less friendly enviroment at some pretty wild valuations.
When I see momentum in the markets change, and feel it or see it with strange price behaviors like deviation after weeks of consolidation. It's a red flag. I think the data shows us what happens with everything in life. The majority of alts in 2022 will likely have down years
It is a natural part of life's cycle. Since alt season implies seasonality, and season represents a time of year. Like fall, where the dead leafs are taken from the trees or any life cycle. It is also true here.
I just wanted to talk about stars. I like stars
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1/3 For transparency sake. In total was able to get my average to 410 $BTC at about a 47.9k cost average after a little maneuvering from the highs and first dip. About a net gain of +45 BTC from the last major buys at 46.3k
Obviously w/ compounding cost basis much lower
3/3 Prob the last time I show size and entries for awhile bc I think the market is moving too fast for most people to adjust to the LH's structure and outlines. Would like to compound as much as possible in this range down to low 40's and re-evaluate
Okay so going to use this chart for my thesis leading into 2022. $BTC must reclaim 58k simply put. If not then = crab year of PvP trading. I guess my expectations next year are far lower than most people. The common theme is 22 > 21/20. I doubt it.
2021 we clearly had our largest year of on-boarding ever. I don't think it would take a rocket scientist to guess that some of that growth slowed towards the later end of the year. There is a lot to contest with and we have to understand how and why we got here.
Covid, lockdowns, stimulus checks, and unprecedented printing was the most bullish thing that ever happened to this asset class. Covid, lockdowns, and stimulus checks while people are at home likely won't be repeated in 2022 but supply of cryptos has increased 10 fold
After infiltrating the bulls at 46.3k they unknowingly welcome'd in the trojan horse into their city walls. A game of carefully planned deceit into the contested territories were bears could launch a surprise attack on $BTC late bullas. Can they defend 49.2?
Right now beras on offense. They take price down to 46k but there was a lot of resting liquidity there = stop price from moving. They begin to close shorts and buy some spot back
Bears become bulls short term like myself
They are willing to concede the ground in the middle bc pick up inventory at the lows. The stuff in the middle is where the little fish wrecked.
If truly bear then they don't want to give up the contested area bc it defines market structure. The area where they are willing to concede is the stops to force buying, and up into contested area to sell excess inventory
If bullish than that area becomes support. they buy flip