Yesterday, Today...

I wonder when these crypto gamblers will ever have enough of getting liquidated. I’ve had my fair share of liquidations lately too, maybe one or two in the past couple of months, but I’m playing with dust. Peanuts money...

Yesterday, everyone was freaking hilariously bullish on the markets. I remember going to bed and seeing all sorts of tweets left and right about how high gold was, and silver, and OG coins like ZEC and DASH and whatever, with many people long on those assets.

Today, we saw Trump announce excessive tariffs on China, and all of a sudden, the SPX tumbled, currently down 100 points on the day. BTC has lost $4,000 in the past 24 hours, and we can no longer say we have an altcoin market anymore...

I’ve personally lost almost all hope for an altcoin season, but I can’t overlook the fact that progress is happening... For Bitcoin, at least. Morgan Stanley is expanding its crypto offerings, allowing all clients access to digital assets, according to a Friday report, and...

Russia will allow banks to conduct crypto-related activities under strict regulation. We’ve got a glimpse of the path we might be headed down, and although nothing’s certain, it seems Bitcoin has secured its place among hard assets like gold, silver, and real estate.

The masses don’t yet realize how expensive Bitcoin will become in the coming years and how “mandatory” it’ll be for anyone planning to hold ungovernable money. Because...

THE UK IS DONE. Digital ID will be used for the monetary system.

“It means that you can access your own money, make payments, SO much more easily than is available with others, so I think now we need to go out and make that case of the huge benefits that this will bring.

”I know I’m sometimes too strong a conspiracy theorist, but it looks like some of the conspiracies I’ve rambled about for years are starting to come true. Privacy is gradually dying... Freedom as we once knew it is history.

Technology, this Trojan horse we’ve divinized so much over the past few years, is gonna help the elites gain more and more control over us. No wonder privacy coins like ZEC are pumping lately.

Last year, major CEXs delisted it, and everyone thought it was dead, but it all makes sense now. Expecting privacy coins to be liked and allowed on CEXs is like expecting Epstein not to touch your teenage daughter. CEXs disliked ZEC because authorities demanded it.

Probably sooner than later, privacy coins will get to have their use cases shine. What’s the point of private forms of money if you only get to gamble on their value’s volatility...Just my two cents. Have a great day and catch up with you all next time.

Thanks for your attention,
Adrian