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Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 4 source posts analyzed
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BITCOIN MARKET BOTTOM The last bullish divergence between the $BTC price and Net Capital Flows marked the cycle bottom. What followed was a bull run from $15,000 to $126,000. The same signal is back.
AI visual note: A chart titled "BTC NET CAPITAL FLOW" displays Bitcoin's price (line) overlaid with net capital inflows (black bars above zero) and outflows (red bars below zero) from around 2021 to 2026, with price scale on the right up to $100,000 and capital flow scale on the left ranging from -$60B to $110B. The image, credited to @alicharts and sourced from glassnode, illustrates the post's claim of a bullish divergence between BTC price and net capital flows—a pattern previously seen at the $15,000 cycle bottom before a rally to $126,000—that is reportedly reappearing to signal another potential market bottom.
S/O @Its_Ha_Dost from the ALGORAND family. Always building NFTS don't need tribalism, there's plenty of buyers in the for all chains/projects to be successful It's the founders & community's responsibility to attract those buyers Swept a few @Donkey_DAO
AI visual note: A cartoon illustration of a gray donkey with an angry expression, wearing a colorful Native American-style feathered headdress with red-tipped feathers, on a green background.
SNEAKY NEW SCAM TACTIC I recently came across a social engineering tactic that flips one of the most common trust checks on its head.... Here's how it works: 1.) The attacker creates two fake identities mimicking two profiles. 2.) They message both victims profiles
AI visual note: This image shows three Telegram chat screenshots labeled "Sneaky Scam Tactic..." featuring messages between fake accounts "Serpin Taxt" and "Whateverman," where a scammer tricks users into exchanging a code ("2285") as a supposed trust verification—actually exploiting Telegram's login code system to hijack accounts.