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Double Top Pattern: How to Spot Market Reversals 🕯

Looking for a simple, proven way to catch market tops before they dump? The double top pattern is one of the most reliable signals that a trend about to reverse.

👉 A double top forms when price tries and fails to break the same resistance level twice. The first push up gets rejected, price pulls back, and then a second attempt fails again — forming two peaks. Between them is a neckline (support level). If price breaks below that neckline, the pattern is confirmed.

This is a bearish reversal signal. It usually appears after an extended uptrend and marks the potential beginning of a downtrend 🔽

Here’s how to trade it:

1️⃣Wait for the price to clearly form two tops near the same level.

2️⃣Identify the neckline — the lowest point between the two peaks.

3️⃣Wait for a confirmed break below the neckline before entering a short.

4️⃣Set your stop above the second top.

5️⃣Your profit target = the distance between the tops and the neckline, projected downward.

Extra confirmation: a spike in volume on the breakdown helps validate the move.

🤔 It’s a simple, visual pattern — but if you use it with discipline and wait for confirmation, it can become one of your strongest tools in spotting trend reversals.

#FAQ

Seed Phrase Honeypot Scam Explained 👛

This scam targets people who think they just got lucky — but ends with them getting robbed.

😮 It starts with a public seed phrase shared in a Telegram group or random tweet. You see a screenshot with a wallet backup phrase and an attached token balance worth thousands of dollars. It looks like someone leaked their wallet by mistake. Some users can’t resist the temptation and decide to “rescue” the funds.

😊 They import the wallet into MetaMask or another app, see the tokens, and try to send them to their own wallet. But the transaction doesn’t go through — there’s no ETH to pay for gas.

So they send a few dollars' worth of ETH to the wallet to cover the fee. That’s when the scam is triggered.

There’s a bot watching this wallet 24/7. The moment gas arrives, it uses that ETH to front-run the user and drains the wallet instantly 🤖

This works because the scammer owns the wallet. The token balance is fake bait, sometimes enhanced with contracts or fake LP tokens that look valuable but can’t be sold. It’s designed to trap people who think they found free money.

🚫 Never trust leaked seed phrases. If someone “leaked” their wallet with thousands of dollars in it, ask yourself: why is it still full? The answer is simple — it’s a trap, and you’re the mark.

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There will be control 😰

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde admits: the digital euro won’t just be a currency — it will be a tool of control.

🇪🇺 Lagarde says the ECB is designing the digital euro to monitor and regulate transactions. For small payments — “maybe €300 or €400,” she says — there could be a “zero-control threshold” where transactions aren’t flagged. But don’t be fooled: all transactions will still be tracked.

And this isn’t hypothetical. Europe has already laid the groundwork. In France and Spain, cash transactions over €1,000 are banned. Pay in cash above that and you're not just spending — you're committing an offense. Fines, tax probes, even jail time now come with using your own money.

👮 This isn’t about fighting crime — it’s about ending financial anonymity. With the digital euro, governments gain real-time visibility into every purchase, and the power to freeze money or restrict transactions. Lagarde cites terrorism as justification for eliminating cash privacy — laying the rhetorical groundwork for a fully monitored society.

As cash restrictions tighten, physical money isn’t banned — just made increasingly unusable. For most purchases, digital-only money will be the only practical option.

Authorities could block certain purchases, enforce compliance through spending limits, or financially isolate anyone who steps out of line ❗️

Where does crypto fit into this kind of regulatory environment? That’s the point — it doesn’t. And that’s exactly why they fear it 🟠

This is what the average Bitcoin return looks like depending on the day of the week over the past year 🔍

It is very interesting that the worst day for longs is Sunday. The best day to go long is Monday, but you should sell on Wednesday 🗓

It turns out that during the last year you could trade quite well just by repeating this scheme every week:

🟢Open long on Monday
🟢Close long on Wednesday
🔴Open short on Saturday
🔴Close short on Sunday

The reason why the crypto market falls so often at the end of the week on Sunday is that investors are preparing for the opening of the U.S. stock market

They expect a correction on S&P 500, and therefore sell crypto, which unlike stocks trades 24/7 🧠

Top 7 free tools every crypto trader should know 📈

To trade well, you need more than just price charts. These platforms help you track the market across volume, positioning, sentiment, and fundamentals — all for free.

🔖 CoinGecko / CoinMarketCap / DropsTab — Standard tools for tracking token prices, supply, market cap, and basic on-chain info. DropsTab also adds vesting and unlock data.

🔖 TradingView — Still the best charting platform for technical analysis. Custom indicators, alerts, multi-chart layouts — free version is enough to trade with.

🔖 Coinalyze — A top choice for futures data: open interest, funding rates, long/short ratio, and liquidation heatmaps across exchanges.

🔖 TradingLite — Visual order book heatmaps, volume profiles, and live liquidity zones. Helps spot key levels where real interest sits.

🔖 altFINS — Automated chart pattern recognition across hundreds of coins. Also offers screeners and trend detection — helpful for finding setups faster.

🔖 Glassnode — On-chain analytics dashboard with real-time and historical metrics for Bitcoin, ETH, and major assets. Helps connect price to behavior.

🔖 Token Terminal — Tracks protocol-level financials: revenue, fees, usage, and treasury data. Lets you compare projects like real businesses.

Save this list for later 📌

Most people have no idea what the Federal Reserve is — or how much control it has over their life 🇺🇸

🤫 It’s not part of the US government. It wasn’t created by the Constitution. It was set up in 1913 after a group of bankers and politicians met in secret on Jekyll Island to design a system that would give private banks a permanent role in managing the nation’s money.

The Fed is a public-private hybrid. It has officials appointed by the president, but it’s owned by commercial banks. These banks hold shares in the system and get guaranteed dividends 🏦

The Fed creates new money digitally. When it buys government debt from banks, it credits their accounts with dollars that didn’t exist before. No taxes, no production — just monetary expansion.

💸 The new money enters the financial system through large institutions. Banks receive it first when the Fed purchases assets like Treasury bonds. They get access first and deploy it into assets. Prices rise before wages or consumer incomes catch up — and inflation hits the public last.

Since the Fed was created, the dollar has lost over 95% of its value. The cost of housing, education, and healthcare exploded. Wages didn’t keep up. If you didn’t own assets, you fell behind 💵

The 2008 crisis made it obvious. Banks made reckless bets, collapsed, and got bailed out by the government. They simply socialized losses, the Fed printed trillions to save the system. Regular people got foreclosures and layoffs.

🤑 The Fed enables fractional reserve banking. For every $1 you deposit, banks can lend out $100 or more. That money didn’t exist before. Now you pay interest on it. By doing this, private banks effectively create new money out of nothing boosting the inflation.

The system creates constant moral hazard. Each time markets break, the Fed intervenes to contain the fallout. Losses are socialized, gains are kept private. Risk-taking gets reinforced, not punished — and the cycle repeats.

😎 The Fed isn’t accountable. Its meetings are closed. Its members aren’t elected. And yet it decides how much your money is worth.

It doesn’t matter if you believe in conspiracies. This isn’t a secret. It’s just how the system works — and you were never meant to benefit from it 📉

M2 Expansion: The only chart that matters 😲

What do we use to measure the price of everything — from groceries to financial assets? Fiat currencies like the dollar or euro. But using them as a measuring stick hides a key flaw: the yardstick keeps shrinking 📉

📊 M2 measures the total supply of money — cash, bank deposits, and other liquid assets. And it expands constantly. This is not accidental. It’s central bank policy: increase the money supply, dilute the value of money, increase the prices of assets, and keep the system running on cheap debt.

As supply grows, the purchasing power of each dollar drops. Over time, fiat becomes a poor store of value by design. No unbacked currency in history has held value indefinitely — and today’s are no exception.

🌉 This is why I don’t hold long-term wealth in fiat. The only way to outperform systemic devaluation is to move into scarce, independent assets that aren’t tied to a money printer. That’s the whole strategy.

#FAQ

Trump now says the US should scrap the debt ceiling entirely 😱

Yes, the same Trump who once warned about debt under Obama is now aligned with Elizabeth Warren — both say the limit should go.

⚖️ For anyone outside the US: the debt ceiling is a legal cap on how much debt the government can issue. But it doesn’t stop spending. It only creates artificial crisis moments where Congress has to authorize more borrowing after the money’s already been committed.

Right now, the US is adding over $2 trillion in new debt per year. That’s $6.6 to $10 billion per day. Interest alone is over $1 trillion annually — and climbing. The total debt? $36.97 trillion 📈

Scrapping the ceiling wouldn’t fix anything. It just removes the last symbolic restraint. Congress would be free to issue unlimited debt, lol.

If this becomes bipartisan consensus — what does that tell you about how this system ends? 🤣

ETH looks ready to break out 🔍

After months of underperformance, ETH is finally consolidating just below the 200-day moving average 🕯

📉 RSI has been trending lower while price holds steady. That’s not weakness — it’s a reset. Momentum cooled off without a price dump. Now there's more room to push higher without overheating.

If ETH reclaims the 200 MA with high volume, this could mark a very bullish trend shift. We might see a quick pump to $3,000 if it happens 🔷

Donald Trump and Elon Musk had a spat and started slinging mud at each other 🤬

Elon Musk says:

🔵Trump's tariffs will cause a recession in the second half of this year.

🔵Trump should be impeached with JD Vance replacing him.

🔵Donald is in the Epstein files. That is the real reason they have not been made public.

🔵Without me, Trump would have lost the election.

Donald Trump says:

🔴The easiest way to save money is to terminate Elon's Governmental subsidies and contracts.

🔴I don't know if I'll continue to have a great relationship with Elon Musk.

🔴I asked Elon Musk to leave and he just went CRAZY.

🍿 We are witnessing a drama unfold in real time, meanwhile the crypto market has gone into a correction and Bitcoin is testing the $101,000 support level 📉

Cryptogle, the advisor of Trump's ​World Liberty Financial has deposited 1 million USDC to Hyperliquid and opened a 10x leveraged short position on $TRUMP meme coin ⬇️

I wonder if he's a good “advisor” to WLFI if he's publicly shorting Trump's token at the same time 🤣

Crypto people never change...

Take Profits, Not Screenshots 💰

There’s a story from one trader called The Cheer Hedge. After years on trading desks, he noticed something strange: whenever a colleague loudly celebrated a winning trade — yelling “YEAH!” or fist-pumping — the trade would reverse almost instantly.

🔍 The behavior was so consistent that Donnelly began taking the opposite side of those trades. He found that the louder the celebration, the more likely the market had topped or bottomed.

🤔 In trading, emotional climax often signals the end of a move. When someone is so confident they start bragging or shouting, it usually means the majority of the move is already behind them.

📸 This is common in crypto. A trader hits 500% profit, posts a screenshot, and the next day the coin dumps 😁

This is not about luck or superstition. It’s about understanding that crowd psychology and emotional signals often reflect peak positioning and risk.

Next time you feel like taking a screenshot to show off a win, stop and ask if it’s time to take profit instead.

👉 If you're euphoric, the smart move is to scale out — not double down. Stay disciplined.

#FAQ

Plasma token sale — what you need to know 💰

Plasma is a new blockchain purpose-built for stablecoins. Backed by the CEO of Tether, the project aims to solve key problems existing chains can’t: high fees, failed transactions, and centralization.

🤑 If stablecoins are going to scale, they need infrastructure built around them — not retrofitted. That’s the angle here.

The $XPL token sale is happening through Sonar, a new launchpad. How the sale works (FAQ):

⏺ Sale starts June 9 at 13:00 UTC on this page

⏺ 10% of XPL supply is being sold at a $500M valuation

⏺ You deposit stablecoins into a vault on Ethereum

⏺ The vault cap is fixed at $250M, and the per-wallet deposit limit is $50M. You can withdraw during the deposit phase, but doing so reduces your points

⏺ After the deposit period, you’ll need to re-commit stablecoins during the public sale. Vault deposits are not used automatically to buy tokens. If you don’t commit, you won’t get any XPL

⏺ After the sale, your stablecoins are bridged to Plasma Mainnet Beta

⏺KYC is required (done via Sonar/Echo)

This sale will likely be oversubscribed. If the vault ends up 5x full, a $5K deposit might translate to ~$1K in guaranteed allocation — assuming early entry and full-time participation 🤔

It’s rare to see a new chain launch focused only on stablecoins — with real backing, real product focus, and a massive TAM. If they even take a small slice of USDT volume from Tron, the upside could be big.

🤔 Plasma is selling tokens at a $500 million valuation, nearly 55 times cheaper than Tron current MC. The Tron chain is valued at $26.4 billion, yet its only real use case is to handle USDT transfers 🔗

Let me know if you’re joining or sitting this one out 💬

Workers all over the world send money home to support their families. For them every single dollar counts. But the cost to send these cross-border payments can be incredibly high 🤑

😱 It's incredible how much it costs to send your own money to family. The latest data shows a shocking reality. Sending $200 to Tanzania can cost you $115 in fees. The money is cut in half before it even gets there.

The problem is widespread. Sending that same $200 to Türkiye costs $53. For Senegal it's a $35 fee. This isn't an accident. It's how the old system is built to take a large cut 💸

When just a few big banks control the pathways they can set whatever fees they want. The system is slow, expensive, and works against regular people trying to support their family.

🙄 And even the so called cheaper options are not ok. Paying $16 to send $200 to Switzerland or Sweden is still insane. If you have ever used an Ethereum L2 or Solana you know what's possible. Sending $100k in any stablecoin takes a few seconds and costs about $0.001 in gas fees.

The traditional banking system is clearly not the answer. I think the only way forward is with new technology. Banks know this and they have two choices: actively fight crypto and lose, or capitulate and integrate new payment systems to gain their market share 🔗

Someone just placed a $1.2B bet that Bitcoin will hit $140K by September 😮

This was a massive call option strategy executed via Paradigm, with $50M in premiums paid upfront. The buyer is targeting multiple strike prices, all deep out of the money. Here’s what they bought:

Expiring July 25, 2025:

🟢1000 BTC bet that Bitcoin will hit $120K by July 25

🟢750 BTC at $118K

🟢1000 BTC at $115K

🟢1000 BTC at $112K

Expiring September 26, 2025:

🟢3800 BTC at $115K

🟢3800 BTC at $140K

This is a one-sided bet. If BTC doesn't rally to at least those strike levels by expiry — all of it expires worthless. The $50M premium paid becomes a total loss if price stays below the lowest strike.

So the question is: does this player know something? Or are they just swinging for a 10-figure upside? 😐

Why your money is debt? 🤔

Modern money is not a commodity. It has no value by itself. It is a promise, a claim on future payment, backed only by law and trust. Modern money is a form of debt 💵

Most money today is created by banks. When they issue loans, they do not transfer existing funds. They create deposits from nothing by recording a borrower’s debt and treating it as money.

🏦 The central bank does something similar. It buys assets by crediting accounts with reserves, which are digital dollars that did not exist before. No taxes are collected, no production takes place. This is pure monetary expansion.

New money enters the economy through banks. They receive it first and invest it. Asset prices increase before wages do. Inflation eventually affects consumers rather than those who hold capital.

💲 Bank deposits are debts the bank owes to its clients. Cash is a liability of the central bank. Every dollar represents someone else's obligation, formalized and accepted as payment.

There is no gold or physical guarantee behind it. The system depends on accounting and mutual belief. Money functions only because people agree to treat it as real. This is why the system refers to itself. Loans create deposits, deposits are used as money, and money is used to repay loans. It is a closed cycle.

👉 Money is not earned into existence. It is borrowed. When loans are repaid, that money disappears. The supply grows and shrinks depending on credit, not production. The money in your account is not truly yours. It is someone else’s debt moving through a system that relies entirely on trust and coordination.

Think of it this way: holding money is like holding a signed note that says, “I promise to pay you.” If it’s cash, that note comes from the central bank. If it’s in your bank account, it comes from your bank. You are not holding value itself — you are holding someone’s promise. 😐

#FAQ

The stock exchange is cool, but what about a beer exchange? 🍺

In Qingdao, China’s beer capital, a new self-serve beer bar is letting visitors “trade” beers like stocks. Prices go up or down every 10 minutes based on demand — with real-time data flashing on a 360° circular screen.

🕯 The more people buy a beer, the higher the price. Each tap acts like a micro market. Daily price swings are capped at 10%. Most brews still cost under $2.

Over 10,000 people visited daily during launch week. Feels more like a trading floor than a bar 😁