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🇺🇸 An indicator tracked since 1971 just flashed, and it's called a bear market with 67% accuracy. George Gammon walks through a little-known signal measuring the delta between the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq. The rule: when the two indices diverge by more than 5% within a 7-to-10 trading...

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"We just chewed a lot of glass and worked on Solana." Jito Labs founder buffalu on what kept him building on Solana through the bear market: "A lot of it is the core Solana team. Not only toly 🇺🇸 and raj 🖤, but a lot of the engineers. They didn't really give a shit about the macro environment. It's like, let's just make the fastest blockchain in existence." "They're in it for the right reasons."

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