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Cooling DownSnapshot Window: 2026-07-12 02:30 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview
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Stick to the winners: $CASHCAT - @cashcat_token $HOODRAT - @hoodrat_coin
BTC Daily Technical Outlook: $BTC closed indecisively. We should see more volatility tomorrow ahead of the Weekly transition. Our current position is secured. I will be looking for a quick scalp tomorrow depending on its next chart structure
AI visual note: A BTC Technical Outlook report from CryptoBusy dated July 11th showing a candlestick chart with $66,000 and $63,000 price levels marked, discussing Bitcoin's indecisive daily candle close and outlining bullish and bearish scenarios for the upcoming weekly timeframe transition.
To Preserve Life is now officially sold out. A heartfelt thank you to @basileus_eth for collecting the final edition and for becoming a two-time holder of this piece. Your continued support truly means a lot to me. Grateful to everyone who collected, shared, and connected
AI visual note: An email notification confirming the minting of the artwork "To Preserve Life," with a collector address of 0x1e2fa044a25bca, displayed alongside a glowing figure holding a flower on a stone pedestal, celebrating the final sale to @basileus_eth.
I parted ways with some friends today and am too emotional to talk much about it so I had Claude write me a Haiku Bought at the peak's glow, pixel friends with hopeful eyes — worth less than the gas.
AI visual note: The image shows a marketplace listing for three "fRiENDSiES" NFTs (#4,996, #3,104, and #7,794), all marked for sale by the user fRiENDSiES, indicating they are being sold off at a loss. This connects to the post's haiku about parting with "pixel friends" purchased at the peak, now worth less than the transaction fees to sell them.
A truly excellent protocol doesn't add more buttons; it reduces more steps. This point, @TermMaxFi gives me a very clear impression. In the past, doing looped leverage required borrowing, exchanging, re-collateralizing, and then repeating the same process—not only was the