If you want to make serious money in crypto over the next 6 months,
these are the 10 narratives you canβt afford to ignore.
Altcoins arenβt dead - but the opportunity has moved.
You just need to know where to look.
π§΅: The top 10 narratives in crypto right now.π
How to use this thread:
Each tweet is long-form, so I recommend reading the entire thread and bookmarking the most interesting tweets/sectors to dive deeper.
In each tweet, I explain:
β’ My thesis
β’ Alts I'm researching
β’ Tools to help you dive deeper
Pick 2-3 of these narratives and go DEEP if you want to extract an edge.
1. AI/Agents
If you've been following me for a while, you'll know how vocal I've been on AI's potential in crypto.
We saw some promising use cases earlier this year, but nothing has truly materialised yet. I think that's about to change.
One subsector of the AI narrative that is particularly interesting is AI agents.
The AI agent sector had one of the most aggressive runs earlier this year, and it's showing early signs of strength once again.
The catalyst this time - x402.
Essentially, x402 is like adding a wallet to the internet. Itβs a new web standard that lets a website say, βhey, before i give you this data, send me a small payment.β
x402 turns an old unused code into something powerful:
a way for websites, apps, or APIs to get paid instantly, without accounts, subscriptions, or middlemen.
(explanation by @SuhailKakar).
This new narrative is just one example of proper product-market fit enabled by AI agents; they have a ton more real-world PFM use cases (trading, automating research, etc.).
One of the best resources for tracking this entire sector is @cookiedotfun- they have a specialized AI agent-tracking dashboard to make sure you don't miss any hot AI agent opportunities.
Some projects I'm watching within the AI agents sector specifically: @HeyAnonai, @cookiedotfun and various lower cap plays on VIRTUALS. It's still a nascent sector, so there will be many more in the future.
In the broader AI narrative, I'm watching these majors: $ATH, $TAO (plus eco), and $WLD.
(I'm constantly adding new low caps + researching so make sure to follow me @milesdeutscher to stay in the loop).
Michael Saylor built the craziest $BTC flywheel in history.
But his buying power is starting to fade.
The market is now asking one question:
π§΅: Is the $BTC treasury bubble finally popping?π
In this thread, I'll break down:
β’ The software company funding the gamble
β’ The mNAV "death spiral" risk
β’ Whether I think the concerns are justified
β’ The DAT capital rotation into $ETH
Let's dive right in.π
1. $MSTR valutation & mNAV paradox
People often overlook that @MicroStrategy has a legacy software business, which continues to generate revenue.
However, MicroStrategy has essentially become a company whose valuation is primarily influenced by its $BTC holdings.