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$SOMI Catalyst Posts

June 13, 2026

Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts · ← Back to $SOMI Profile · Market Rankings

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Abo Jasim Chart @abojasimc · 2026-06-13T16:24:58+00:00

Today's Deals and Opportunity Exploitation from the Public Channel: $fogo 150% $mega 100% $virtual 108% From the Private Channel : $sei 130% $icp 102% $ssv 103% $somi 95% I share all deals with subscribers and document that. For more, join :

Mr Samuel.SOMI @Mr_Samuel01 · 2026-06-13T07:37:55+00:00

Day 278 of posting Somnia logo until $SOMI hits $20. “If you’re going to buy Bitcoin and wouldn’t hold it for a decade, you shouldn’t hold it for 10 minutes.” —Michael Saylor Most people lose money because they treat long-term assets like short-term trades. Keep

The image features a black square with white text that reads "s" surrounded by curly brackets, which are commonly used for programming languages or HTML tags. The caption below the image provides some context about Bitcoin trading, stating that if someone were to buy Bitcoin and hold onto it for ten years without selling, they would lose money due to the nature of long-term asset management compared to short-term trading. 

The post seems to be discussing Bitcoin trading strategies or highlighting the importance of holding onto an investment over time rather than constantly buying and selling in a short period.

AI visual analysis: The image features a black square with white text that reads "s" surrounded by curly brackets, which are commonly used for programming languages or HTML tags. The caption below the image provides some context about Bitcoin trading, stating that if someone were to buy Bitcoin and hold onto it for ten years without selling, they would lose money due to the nature of long-term asset management compared to short-term trading. The post seems to be discussing Bitcoin trading strategies or highlighting the importance of holding onto an investment over time rather than constantly buying and selling in a short period.