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Bitcoin just gained roughly 23% in one week and broke through a major resistance zone.So, what are the chances it keeps ...
08/23/2026

Bitcoin just gained roughly 23% in one week and broke through a major resistance zone.

So, what are the chances it keeps going? I'm not a chart expert but after a long conversation with AI....

Right now, I’d estimate:

• 60–65% chance the broader move continues higher over the next several weeks
• 35–40% chance this becomes a failed breakout

That doesn’t mean Bitcoin goes straight up from here. After such a large move, BTC is stretched and facing major resistance around $79,500–$80,000.

The healthiest—and probably most likely—scenario would be:

1. BTC struggles around $80K
2. It consolidates or pulls back toward $73K–$70K
3. Buyers defend that area
4. BTC makes another attempt at $80K

A pullback would not automatically be bearish. The level that matters most is $69,000.

• Holds $69K: Bull-market confirmation
• Closes above $80K and holds $77K–$78K: Bullish odds improve considerably
• Weekly close below $69K: Breakout becomes questionable
• Weekly close below $64K: Rally likely failed
• Below $58.5K–$60K: Broader bullish structure breaks down

This rally also appears to include genuine buying—not only short liquidations. Spot Bitcoin ETFs reportedly received approximately $1.6 billion in net inflows from Monday through Thursday, and BTC reclaimed its 200-day moving average.

My honest read: This rally is more likely real than fake, but Bitcoin is too extended to expect it to keep moving straight upward.

The reaction at $80,000—and the first meaningful pullback—will tell us much more.

$69,000 is the bull-market confirmation test.
$64,000 is the rally-failure line.

Regardless, I'm still DCA'ing into with a few high other blue chip alt coins.

08/05/2026

Looks like the Clarity Act is dead. The Dems won't allow a vote so they don't have to be on record. This is what Trump Derrangement Syndrome looks like. Illustrated.

The CLARITY Act appears to be at a crossroads. Right now, the biggest obstacle isn't crypto itself—it's ethics. If Congr...
07/16/2026

The CLARITY Act appears to be at a crossroads. Right now, the biggest obstacle isn't crypto itself—it's ethics. If Congress wants conflict-of-interest rules, they shouldn't stop at crypto. They should apply to all investable assets.

Stocks.

Real estate.

Private businesses.

Crypto.

The same rules should apply across the board. That said, I don't think crypto's future depends on the CLARITY Act. Clear regulation would absolutely help the United States compete, attract capital, and provide certainty for builders and investors.

But crypto isn't waiting for Washington. Innovation will continue. Capital will continue to flow.

The bigger question is whether America wants to lead this industry—or watch other countries move ahead while Congress debates ethics language.

Bitcoin is being pulled in two directions right now.On one side, renewed Iran conflict is bearish. Geopolitical uncertai...
07/08/2026

Bitcoin is being pulled in two directions right now.

On one side, renewed Iran conflict is bearish. Geopolitical uncertainty, rising oil prices, and risk-off markets can absolutely pressure crypto in the short term.

On the other side, the long-term crypto story is still improving. Regulatory clarity, institutional adoption, ETF flows, and the shift toward a more digital financial system are not going away.

So the real question isn't:

"Will Bitcoin make a new low this week?"

The better question is:

"Will Bitcoin be more valuable in five years?"

Short term, headlines move the market.

Long term, adoption moves the market.

07/07/2026

Since crypto is becoming an increasingly important voting issue, Republicans might be politically smarter to wait to pass the Clarity Act. Instead, Trump can just keep dripping campaign promises heading into the midterms...such as no taxes on Crypto if Republicans win. The Republicans can clearly show the divide. I despise this idea, but it seems more and more likely every day. But, for a single issue voter such as myself, it would work on me. What about you?

Curious what everyone thinks.

Everyone is waiting for the next stock market correction. Maybe they're right. But I think many investors are looking at...
07/07/2026

Everyone is waiting for the next stock market correction. Maybe they're right. But I think many investors are looking at today's market with yesterday's playbook.

Twenty years ago, markets were driven mostly by interest rates, earnings, and the economic cycle. Today, those still matter—but there's another force that's hard to ignore:

Liquidity.

When governments spend more, money supply grows, and more capital flows through the financial system, that money has to go somewhere. Some of it ends up in stocks, real estate, and crypto.

Now add AI, which is driving real investment and real earnings growth. That doesn't mean corrections are over. It means this market may stay stronger—and for longer—than many people expect.

The lesson isn't that the old rules don't matter anymore. It's that today's market may have more fuel than the markets of the past.

One of the biggest financial stories of the year needs much more attention.Every U.S. child under 18 can now open a Trum...
07/06/2026

One of the biggest financial stories of the year needs much more attention.

Every U.S. child under 18 can now open a Trump Account—a tax-advantaged investment account designed to help build long-term wealth. Eligible children born between 2025 and 2028 also receive a $1,000 government-funded investment to get started.

Here's what surprised me: the money isn't sitting in a savings account. It's invested in a low-cost S&P 500 index fund, meaning it owns shares of many of America's largest companies like Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Amazon, and more.

Whether you support the policy or not, it's a powerful reminder that time in the market has historically been one of the greatest wealth-building tools available.

Politics aside, giving kids decades for compound growth to work may end up being the most important part of the program.

What do you think?

Everyone is asking which party winning the House or Senate is best for the stock market, but the hiistory might surprise...
07/05/2026

Everyone is asking which party winning the House or Senate is best for the stock market, but the hiistory might surprise you. Markets have often performed well during periods of gridlock.

Gridlock usually means fewer surprises. It's harder to pass major tax changes, sweeping regulations, or large policy shifts, and markets generally like predictability.

But I think most investors focus on the wrong thing. Congress matters, but liquidity matters more.

If money supply is expanding, corporate earnings are growing, and capital keeps flowing into markets, those forces can outweigh who controls the House or Senate.

Politics may move headlines. Liquidity moves markets.

Everyone keeps asking if crypto needs the CLARITY Act to succeed. My answer? No.Good legislation can speed up adoption. ...
07/03/2026

Everyone keeps asking if crypto needs the CLARITY Act to succeed. My answer? No.

Good legislation can speed up adoption. It can give companies confidence, bring in more institutional money, and provide clearer rules, but crypto's future was never dependent on one bill.

The real question isn't:
"Will crypto be higher next week?"

It's "Will the world be more digital five years from now?"

Banks are adopting blockchain. Nations are exploring digital assets. Real-world assets are being tokenized. Technology keeps moving forward. Laws can accelerate the journey, but they don't create the destination.

I'm investing in where I believe the world is going—not where today's headlines say it is.

Everyone is asking the wrong question..."Is the Bitcoin bottom in?""Is it going back to $50k?""Should I wait for the nex...
07/02/2026

Everyone is asking the wrong question...

"Is the Bitcoin bottom in?"

"Is it going back to $50k?"

"Should I wait for the next dip?"

It doesn't really matter.

I'm not investing based on where Bitcoin will be next month. I'm investing based on where I think the world will be in the next 5–10 years.

Will tomorrow be more digital than today? Absolutely.

Will more financial institutions, governments, and businesses continue adopting digital assets? Without a single doubt.

If that thesis is right, then obsessing over whether Bitcoin moves 20% next month is missing the point.

The better questions are:

Will Bitcoin be higher next year?

Will it be higher in five years?

Because if you're investing in the future of digital money, today's price fluctuations are just noise.

Agree or disagree?

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