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A bit of a different kind of post, but I think this is a good one.
If most of you missed the AI race in US companies like $NVDA and $AAPL, $META might be worth watching.
Despite earnings beating expectations again in Q1 2026, $META is still sitting well below its ATH.
I believe price is mispricing Meta due to fear around the massive CapEx they are directing toward AI and tech expansion.
META looks like a good laggard play. Large cap, potential +30% to its high, pretty much a no-brainer at this level.

An interesting battle is happening with $HYPE
Two monster-size whales are battling it out, one long and one short.
The $104 million long is down $22 million, while the $80 million short is up $24 million.
Luckily, we can see their wallet performance, entry prices, and liquidation prices. It's interesting to see how this plays out.
Which side do you think is going to win?

$BTC holding between two key support zones:
- Upper blue band: ~$80K resistance
- Lower blue band: ~$74K support
- Price compressing inside this range
- RSI neutral near 52, no clear momentum yet Red dashed resistance: ~$85K next target
- Watch for a confirmed break above $80K

$ETH looks a bit different.
Based on my analysis, Ethereum has already shifted its trend to bearish, clearly shown by the recent consecutive bearish candle breakdown.
From here, we might see a slight retest, but it should head lower after.

The resistance zone at $79K is a crucial level for Bitcoin to reclaim.
If it fails to break above it, a potential head and shoulders pattern could be forming.
Not saying it will happen, but this becomes the most likely scenario if price falls below the neckline.

You know you're in the right asset when Fidelity is shilling your favorite bag. If you're not bullish now, you'll never be. bitcoin:native

You know you're in the right asset when Fidelity is shilling your favorite bag. bitcoin:native

This chart represents crypto growth and adoption best, especially the tokenization of real-world assets.
Currently, the distributed asset value of real-world tokenized assets sits at $33.8 billion.
The crazy thing is, the real acceleration happened in just the last 2 years, with a +1,600% increase.
Major on-chain platforms like Jupiter, which lists tokenized assets through partnerships with Securitize, Ondo, and many more, are what drove this massive growth.
The SEC is also reportedly leaning toward allowing the trading of tokenized assets.
This is a good reminder of how early we all are, watc

The S&P 500 is at an ATH right now.
Interestingly, Leopold Aschenbrenner, the ex-OpenAI researcher who famously turned his $225 million fund into $13 billion in under 2 years through massive AI-related stock gains, is not buying more.
Instead, throughout Q1 2026, he has put $8 billion worth of put options, which is mechanically shorting the market. You profit when price goes down.
He's shorting major names like the Semiconductor ETF, $NVDA, $ORCL, and many more.
Why does this matter?
The S&P 500 is the most-watched equity index in the world.
Depending on its price and performance, it could sen

$ZIG with a God candle, breaking through the $0.05 zone!
What a run ZIG has had lately. It's now up 75% in the last month! Very happy to be part of this run!

$BNB is sitting nicely here.
A confluence of support and the lower part of the bullish channel.
Simple setup, low risk, with a stop-out if price closes below the support zone.

This is one of the most overlooked metrics out there.
The 30-year US Treasury yield is at 5.177% now, even higher than the 2000s era.
US Treasuries are framed as a "risk-free" investment. In short, you get a fixed return with almost zero risk, backed by the US government.
The problem lies in the risk premium, which is the extra return you demand for choosing a riskier investment over the risk-free one.
If the risk-free rate, with no drawdowns, is only slightly below the returns of risky assets, why bother with the volatility?
That applies to both BTC and the S&P 500.
Especially now, with crypt

This is really good data about the investing game, and it looks like smart money knows it best.
During the Dot-com bubble and GFC 2008 era, active trading funds accounted for 80% of all funds.
But as time went by, they realized that beating the market is almost impossible and only a handful of people can do that.
This is reflected in the passive fund portion rising all the way to now almost 60%, with active traders at only 41%.
So, let this data sink in. Even smart money, funds, and asset managers with all their resources and Bloomberg terminals still think it's tough to beat the market.
Time

The US-Iran war has completely shifted the regime.
The topic is no longer about rate cuts. It's rate hikes all over again.
The market is pricing in almost 0% chance of a rate cut, with a 40% chance of a rate hike as early as January 2027.
Back then, the market bottomed on hopes that the 2022 hiking cycle would pivot, which it did.
Now we're back at it again, yet the S&P 500 is at an ATH. Truly a complex market we're in.

$HYPE is an outlier in the current altcoin space, up 128% in the last 3 months.
Not affiliated with them whatsoever, but this sets a good example for buying altcoins.
The reason HYPE is so strong is the buyback mechanism driving it.
$920 million in revenue, with buybacks at $894 million. That's 97% of revenue being returned through buybacks.
So, find projects with real utility, real revenue, and management that shows commitment through buybacks.

Good news on the US-Iran war might just be around the corner.
How do I know? That's what the 10-year US bond yield is telling me.
Right now it's at 4.56%. Historically, the 4.4-4.7% range has been a turnaround level.
Why? Simple. Bond yields reflect the overall borrowing cost for debt, acting as a benchmark.
So if yields go up, the US government has to pay more interest on the debt it keeps issuing.
Bond vigilantes are usually the ones behind rising yields. Despite the name, they sell bonds to drive yields higher, forcing the government into better policy decisions.
That's what happens every t