🎙️ Today BTC/ETH long strategy is clear, overall mainly low-long with long-term short as a secondary.
Focus on BTC support 64600 - 64800 and ETH 1910 - 1918
🚨 $BTC IS ENTERING THE FINAL PHASE OF THIS BEAR MARKET
Bitcoin is now stuck in the $64Krange. To me, this is still part of the same roadmap I've been following for months.
Here's how I think the next few months will play out: 1. Bounce into $66K-$67K2. Short consolidation 3. Breakdown below $58K4. Flush into $54K-$45K5. Peak panic 6. Cycle bottom around October-November
# I don't think the bear market is over. I think the hardest part is still ahead. That's also where I expect the best buying opportunity of this entire cycle.
I called the $126Ktop and full move to $60Kbefore they happened.
The Bank of Tanzania is finalizing new regulatory guidelines for digital assets to enhance investor protection and oversight. Governor Emmanuel Tutuba noted that the central bank has received numerous complaints from citizens who have suffered financial losses in crypto-related activities. The forthcoming regulations aim to address high-risk areas, including potential money laundering, terrorist financing, and other illegal activities associated with virtual assets. This move is part of a broader effort to provide a safer environment for the growing number of young Tanzanians participating in digital asset markets, ensuring that entities operating within the space comply with standardized national oversight.
Crypto.com has officially landed a $400 million strategic investment from Citadel Securities, marking the exchange's first institutional funding round in its decade-long history. This significant cash injection values the Singapore-based platform at $20 billion. The company plans to utilize these funds to accelerate its expansion across all asset classes, with a specific focus on bridging the gap between digital assets and traditional markets, including derivatives and tokenized securities. This move underscores the ongoing institutionalization of the crypto industry as it becomes increasingly integrated into global financial infrastructure.
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The Next 14 Days: What I'll Be Watching Now That the Campaign is Over
The campaign is over. The noise will fade. Most people writing about Newton this month will move on to the next thing next week. That's just how this works. But the infrastructure doesn't care about campaign calendars it's still running. 600K+ transactions processed. 1.1M+ users. 57M wallets integrated. Those numbers don't reset when the leaderboard closes. So here's what I'm actually watching now, not for content, just for me. The July 24 unlock. This is the thing I keep coming back to. Tokenomics can look fine on paper and still blow up in practice if the timing's wrong or the market's soft. I've watched this exact pattern wreck projects with genuinely good tech. Whether Newton absorbs this one cleanly tells me a lot about how the team's actually managing incentives versus just hoping for the best. Developer activity on the VaultKit SDK. Everyone talks about wallets and devs like it's a vanity number. I don't care about the headline stat. I care whether people are actually building something with the SDK three months from now, quietly, without anyone paying them to post about it. The next integration. Magic Labs and Polymarket got this far. Who's next matters more than what already happened it tells you whether this is a moat that keeps growing or a moat that was mostly early momentum. Usage growth, not user count. Wallets integrated is a distribution stat. Actual usage repeat transactions, real automation running is the number that tells you if people are staying. Here's why any of this matters. Campaigns create attention. That's what they're built for, and they work I got pulled in, I wrote 14 days straight, I'm still here typing this. But attention isn't value. Infrastructure creates value, slowly, in the boring stretch after the spotlight moves somewhere else. The transition from one to the other attention fading, usage either holding or not that's where the real signal actually lives. Not in the campaign posts. Not in mine either, honestly. So I'm going to keep half an eye on this even without a leaderboard telling me to. Now that the campaign noise is fading, what's the one thing you're actually watching? #Newt @NewtonProtocol $NEWT $ALLO $LAB
The campaign is over. The noise will fade. But the infrastructure is still running.
600K+ transactions. 1.1M+ users. 57M wallets integrated. That doesn't stop just because I stop posting.
Honestly the real test isn't anything I wrote these past two weeks. It's what happens next. Does usage keep climbing when nobody's watching? Does the next unlock get absorbed without breaking the security incentive loop? Do devs actually build here, or was this all just campaign season?
I don't know yet. Nobody does.
Now that the campaign noise is fading, what's the one thing you're actually watching?