Everyone, watch this chart closely and share your opinion about $SKYAI.
Do you think $SKYAI can recover and revisit the $0.35 level???
From what I'm seeing, buyers are slowly stepping back into the market, but sellers are still putting strong pressure on the price. The support zone is holding for now, but the recovery is not confirmed yet.
For now, don't rush into an entry. Stay patient, watch the price action closely, and wait for a confirmed recovery before opening any position.
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In 2020, the SEC forced Telegram to abandon $GRAM. Six years later, Telegram came back and reclaimed it.
Here's what happened:
2018
Telegram raises $1.7 billion to build its own blockchain, one of the biggest fundraises in crypto history.
2019
The SEC sues Telegram, calling Gram an unregistered security. A court blocks the token from launching.
2020
Telegram pays $18.5 million in fines, and returns over $1.2 billion to investors.
2021
Independent developers take over the code and keep bui...
Bitcoin $BTC likely has another parabolic cycle ahead.
Yes, capital efficiency is declining. In 2011, just $2.7B in net capital inflows drove a 55,436% price increase. This cycle, $697B produced a +689% return.
The next parabolic bull cycle likely requires deeper institutional allocation. Bitcoin needs to be a core macro asset, not just a retail-driven ETF trade.
That shift is still early, not invalidated.
If Bitcoin can absorb $1T+ in realized cap, another parabolic bull run remains on the ...