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$FTX Catalyst Posts

June 06, 2026

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shah @shahh Β· 2026-06-06T05:00:03+00:00

I'll be honest, this is the worst bear market in recent memory. FTX, COVID, Luna, Mt Gox, none of it feels as draining as this. Stocks + Gold having bull runs while every pump on BTC gets nuked despite having a pro-Bitcoin government, and the most support in history. Actually

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AI visual analysis: The image presents a scatter chart depicting the price changes of Bitcoin over time. The graph shows two peaks, indicating strong upward and downward trends respectively. The fluctuations in price appear as a series of points scattered across different periods of time, suggesting that the cryptocurrency's value has been experiencing various movements. The post discusses this same data, pointing out the bear market conditions and the overall downward trend in Bitcoin prices, with each point representing a specific moment during the historical period.

Zach Abrams @zcabrams Β· 2026-06-06T15:04:07+00:00

shortly after we started bridge, terra-luna collapsed, ftx imploded, btc declined >75%, nfts crashed. *all* of crypto was uninvestable whatever this is, it’s not as bad as 2022. tokens are crashing but many of the core products are here to stay (stables, perps, lending, etc)

James Van Straten @btcjvs Β· 2026-06-06T21:48:26+00:00

If the 4 yr cycle plays out, then bitcoin sweeps below the realized price ($54k). Limit orders are set all the way down from here. This week (-15%) was one of the biggest weekly declines, in recent years, on par with FTX. Most coins held ever at loss - 10.6M. The Rhodl

ivish @beingivish Β· 2026-06-06T20:03:30+00:00

STRATEGY IS THE NEXT FTX. FIGHT ME. Strategy owns 4.2% of all Bitcoin ever mined. Saylor built a cult around one idea; never sell. He just sold $BTC Here’s why that single act changes everything. ____________________ HOW THE FLYWHEEL WORKED ↳ Issue stock and

The image shows a screenshot of a Twitter post by Michael Saylor, which includes three different tweets about Bitcoin. The first tweet is from Michael Saylor himself, stating that he has sold his bitcoins for $BTC. The second tweet is from another user named @Saylor, who says that they have bought the Bitcoins and are now holding them. The third tweet is from a third user named @FocusOnTheFlywheels, who mentions that Strategy owns 4.2% of all Bitcoin ever mined. They also discuss how the flywheel works and why it changed everything in terms of Bitcoin's value.

AI visual analysis: The image shows a screenshot of a Twitter post by Michael Saylor, which includes three different tweets about Bitcoin. The first tweet is from Michael Saylor himself, stating that he has sold his bitcoins for $BTC. The second tweet is from another user named @Saylor, who says that they have bought the Bitcoins and are now holding them. The third tweet is from a third user named @FocusOnTheFlywheels, who mentions that Strategy owns 4.2% of all Bitcoin ever mined. They also discuss how the flywheel works and why it changed everything in terms of Bitcoin's value.

Paul Warren @4ormund Β· 2026-06-06T16:26:42+00:00

2022 post FTX was interesting, you knew the direction on product (e.g. solana), you just didn't know if it would survive

Cryptologdr @kriptologdr Β· 2026-06-06T17:23:39+00:00

Your comparison of FTX losses to Tom Lee's Ethereum investment is an interesting point.