Earlier today, like every other person, I was looking for a video to watch while eating and this one popped up on my YouTube feed The guy in the video codes a market simulation in Unity and basically proves that charts are not simply based on the market's sentiment and people trying to predict prices, but rather on how the order book fills up over time 📊 Long story short, if you never really understood why charts go up and down or why TA works and traders don't actually gamble and blow into candles hoping to go their way, this video really is a great watch! 👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWheof70O9g

As we are approaching the end of the cycle, we must not get caught absolutely LACKING while drooling at the amazing prices we've been patiently waiting since the bottom. And after scrolling CT the other day, it seems to me like people misunderstand the “euphoria” phase we're about to enter: It does not come while prices pump, it comes AFTER the majority has already printed on the 3-5-7-20x upside. Euphoria starts after tops are made. So don't get distracted by people flexing pnl's and feeling ecstatic, because everyone thinks they beat the market and that they are geniuses, until they're not. Feel free to refer to the picture below 👇

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So today I asked Grok what the current sentiment and outlook is for the crypto space and the probability of the market pumping or dumping after the Fed rate cuts today (probable) and here is what Grok told me. I find this interesting because Grok is obviously tapped into X and can scan over posts and sentiment from users. Which is a little more direct or immediate than ChatGPT which relies mostly on articles that can be more of a lagging indicator at times even though the models are pretty sharp these days. I always prompt both models but since X has a significant crypto audience I found this interesting. What's your thoughts and do you like these kinds of posts?

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