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#Bitcoin Down 2% After #Silvergate Announcement, #MATIC Falls by 6% on Thursday; Mt #Gox Trustee Sets Final Cut-Off Date — Daily Price Update 3.9.23

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Yesterday #bitcoin broke its 2021 all-time high of $69,000, but hours later collapsed back to $59,000. How did this happen? Why did bitcoin make a sudden, seemingly random, severe downward move? A few years ago, I had the opportunity to be part of MIMESIS CAPITAL, the pioneering family office to embrace a bitcoin standard. During my tenure, Mimesis played a crucial role in funding the early stages of many well known bitcoin startups you see today. While at Mimesis I published an article titled, Why does bitcoin's price make random, sudden downward moves? Unlike equities (stocks), which tend to be traded aggressively on earnings days (days when companies’ performance and future guidance fundamentally change), bitcoin tends to be traded aggressively on seemingly random days. This strange phenomenon tends to confuse traditional commentators and journalists as they struggle to find any news piece that could have affected the price so drastically. The large downward moves are often driven by excessive leverage in the system—irresponsible people going 10x long right before the new all time high. These leverage liquidations result in an ugly feedback loop: 1. Price falls. 2. Highly leveraged longs get liquidated (forced sellers). 3. Price falls further. 4. Less-leveraged longs get liquidated (more forced sellers). 5. Traders see falling prices and jump on the trend. 6. Price falls. 7. Repeat until the fragility of this leverage is eliminated. This imbalance, driven by excessive leverage, results in volatility. This volatility results in coins getting transferred from weak hands to strong hands that understand bitcoin. After weak hands sell, or are forced to sell, the price must adjust to the new equilibrium. A new base of strong holders is then built at a more sustainable price level, and then bitcoin’s parabolic bull run continues, as it has for 15 years. This is all due to individuals converging on bitcoin as a Schelling point because of its superior monetary properties.

Yesterday #bitcoin broke its 2021 all-time high of $69,000, but hours later collapsed back to $59,000. How did this happen? Why did bitcoin make a sudden, seemingly random, severe downward move? A few years ago, I had the opportunity to be part of MIMESIS CAPITAL, the pioneering family office to embrace a bitcoin standard. During my tenure, Mimesis played a crucial role in funding the early stages of many well known bitcoin startups you see today. While at Mimesis I published an article titled, Why does bitcoin's price make random, sudden downward moves? Unlike equities (stocks), which tend to be traded aggressively on earnings days (days when companies’ performance and future guidance fundamentally change), bitcoin tends to be traded aggressively on seemingly random days. This strange phenomenon tends to confuse traditional commentators and journalists as they struggle to find any news piece that could have affected the price so drastically. The large downward moves are often driven by excessive leverage in the system—irresponsible people going 10x long right before the new all time high. These leverage liquidations result in an ugly feedback loop: 1. Price falls. 2. Highly leveraged longs get liquidated (forced sellers). 3. Price falls further. 4. Less-leveraged longs get liquidated (more forced sellers). 5. Traders see falling prices and jump on the trend. 6. Price falls. 7. Repeat until the fragility of this leverage is eliminated. This imbalance, driven by excessive leverage, results in volatility. This volatility results in coins getting transferred from weak hands to strong hands that understand bitcoin. After weak hands sell, or are forced to sell, the price must adjust to the new equilibrium. A new base of strong holders is then built at a more sustainable price level, and then bitcoin’s parabolic bull run continues, as it has for 15 years. This is all due to individuals converging on bitcoin as a Schelling point because of its superior monetary properties.

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🚨 MY 2026 $BTC ROADMAP: JUN → Drop to $53k JUL → $62k + Bull Trap AUG → Range-bound price action SEP → Downtrend resumes OCT → Cycle bottom forms ~$42k NOV → Rally to $82k+ DEC → Push to $110k Next 2-3 months will likely remain a downtrend as market works toward a final cycle bottom... After that, I expect a massive $BTC accumulation phase led by whales, followed by next growth cycle Don't get trapped by temporary rallies - turn on notifs, I'll update

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Bitcoin just entered the exact level where every bull trap ends. The fakeout is in the final phase, and Bitcoin will dump one last time before the next bull run begins. $81K → $65K → bottom → $98K → $180K Here's the timeline: 1. $65K in September - the first leg down 2. Final cycle low by October - the real capitulation 3. $98K next year - the recovery begins 4. $180K after the reset - the actual bull run Save this chart and compare later. Reminder: I called the $16K Bitcoin bottom and the $126K top. My next call will be the biggest one of this cycle. Turn on notifications. Most people will follow me too late.

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🚨 $BTC DUMP IS CLOSER THAN IT SEEMS... Market is stuck in a classic bearish dead-cat bounce before next move to fresh lows... Price broke down from $82k range with a strong short impulse as whales continue unloading positions Distribution phase is already underway - here’s my plan for near term: 1. Bounce toward $78k 2. Short period of consolidation 3. Massive drop below $60k + final bottom formation Retail keeps calling bottom, but experienced traders know this phase is often followed by another major leg down... Don’t get trapped by the whales - turn on notifs, I’ll update

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This guy built a trading bot on Polymarket with Claude Result: +$187,955 in 3 months His bot trades the microstructure of short-term crypto Up/Down markets using a strategy with 6 core elements: 1. At the start of each new 5-minute market, it gets the starting BTC price and compares it with the price at the end of the interval 2. Then it uses an external data source and constantly estimates the probability of Up or Down 3. For the calculation, it uses volatility, short-term momentum, price change speed, trading volume, and order imbalance 4. After that, the algorithm compares its own probability estimate with the price on Polymarket and buys the undervalued outcome 5. If BTC reverses, the model starts seeing the opposite outcome as more likely and buys it 6. By the end of the market, it holds a certain amount of both Up and Down, but one side is overweighted, and the final imbalance becomes its directional position His Polymarket username: 0xAAAAA Using this strategy and clean execution, he turned $8.6k into $188k His best trades: $573.85 -> $2,400.00 (+318.23%) $801.35 -> $2,400.00 (+199.49%) $927.26 -> $2,600.00 (+180.39%)

This guy built a trading bot on Polymarket with Claude Result: +$187,955 in 3 months His bot trades the microstructure of short-term crypto Up/Down markets using a strategy with 6 core elements: 1. At the start of each new 5-minute market, it gets the starting BTC price and compares it with the price at the end of the interval 2. Then it uses an external data source and constantly estimates the probability of Up or Down 3. For the calculation, it uses volatility, short-term momentum, price change speed, trading volume, and order imbalance 4. After that, the algorithm compares its own probability estimate with the price on Polymarket and buys the undervalued outcome 5. If BTC reverses, the model starts seeing the opposite outcome as more likely and buys it 6. By the end of the market, it holds a certain amount of both Up and Down, but one side is overweighted, and the final imbalance becomes its directional position His Polymarket username: 0xAAAAA Using this strategy and clean execution, he turned $8.6k into $188k His best trades: $573.85 -> $2,400.00 (+318.23%) $801.35 -> $2,400.00 (+199.49%) $927.26 -> $2,600.00 (+180.39%)

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I promise you, your paywall is leaving money on the table. Look at how hard Yazio fight for the conversion: 1. Hyper-specific goal date 2. Immediate social proof 3. Aggressive decoy pricing But the genius part happens if you try to exit: they intercept you with a game. ❌ You click close. 🎡 A roulette wheel appears. 📉 First spin: You win a boring 5% off. 🔥 Second spin: You hit the "75% OFF FOREVER" jackpot. By making the user "work" for the final One-Time Offer, they completely override logical price objections with a massive dopamine spike. Insane conversion mechanics.

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Overall, Layer 2s on Bitcoin have the potential to address some of Bitcoin's key limitations, making it more efficient, accessible, and versatile in the long run. 2: What does the ETF approval mean for Layer 2 on Bitcoin? The approval of ETF could potentially have several implications for Layer 2 on Bitcoin: Innovation and Development: With a growing interest in Bitcoin spurred by ETF approval, there could be a surge in research and development efforts focused on enhancing Layer 2. Developers and projects may be incentivized to create new and improved Layer 2 protocols to meet the evolving needs of the expanding Bitcoin ecosystem. An ETF approval could boost mainstream Bitcoin adoption and liquidity. This influx of users may also drive interest in Layer 2 on Bitcoin as a means to enhance the scalability and functionality of Bitcoin. 3: What are the primary challenges facing L2s on Bitcoin? 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BVM distinguishes itself as a Modular infrastructure that empowers thousands of distinct Bitcoin Layer 2 networks, spanning Gaming, DeFi, Social, and AI applications. We're continuously enriching the BVM Module Store with new modules to enhance its capabilities. With each new module, builders gain access to a wider array of tools to explore different use cases on the Bitcoin network. Recent additions include the Filecoin module for affordable storage and the AI Contracts Library for constructing AI-powered Bitcoin Layer 2 chains. We're also gearing up to release a ZK roll-up module in the coming weeks to offer an alternative to the standard optimistic roll-up. We aim to simplify the process of launching a Bitcoin Layer 2 network customized to specific requirements. Think of it as a SaaS offering with predefined best practices. Whether it's a DeFi Bitcoin Layer 2 or a GameFi Bitcoin Layer 2, we provide default solutions tailored to each use case. 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Overall, Layer 2s on Bitcoin have the potential to address some of Bitcoin's key limitations, making it more efficient, accessible, and versatile in the long run. 2: What does the ETF approval mean for Layer 2 on Bitcoin? The approval of ETF could potentially have several implications for Layer 2 on Bitcoin: Innovation and Development: With a growing interest in Bitcoin spurred by ETF approval, there could be a surge in research and development efforts focused on enhancing Layer 2. Developers and projects may be incentivized to create new and improved Layer 2 protocols to meet the evolving needs of the expanding Bitcoin ecosystem. An ETF approval could boost mainstream Bitcoin adoption and liquidity. This influx of users may also drive interest in Layer 2 on Bitcoin as a means to enhance the scalability and functionality of Bitcoin. 3: What are the primary challenges facing L2s on Bitcoin? The interoperability of different Layer 2s and their compatibility with Bitcoin's main blockchain can be a challenge. Ensuring seamless interaction between various Layer 2 networks and the Bitcoin blockchain is essential for a cohesive and efficient ecosystem. Some Layer 2s may introduce centralization risks if they rely heavily on centralized entities or trusted intermediaries. Maintaining decentralization and censorship resistance, which are core tenets of Bitcoin, while scaling with Layer 2s is a challenge. 4: What aspects of Layer 2 solutions for Bitcoin are you most enthusiastic about? AI represents one of the cornerstones of our modern era. However, achieving a decentralized AI infrastructure, owned and managed by users, has posed significant challenges. The primary obstacle has been the limited capacity to store and execute AI models due to size and computational limitations. To address this challenge, we propose a new blockchain architecture enabling developers to deploy their own Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions tailored specifically for AI tasks, called Truly Open AI. These Layer 2 blockchains are optimized to handle computationally intensive tasks, such as matrix multiplication, directly on-chain. These Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions offer exceptional throughput, minimal latency, and cost-effectiveness. AI dApps are programmed as Solidity smart contracts, ensuring they operate precisely as intended, free from interference or manipulation. Our BVM AI Contracts Library simplifies the integration of neural networks into dApps, empowering developers to embed AI seamlessly. In summary, I'm particularly enthusiastic about the potential of Layer 2 solutions for Bitcoin to revolutionize decentralized AI by providing scalability, security, and accessibility. 5: How is your Layer 2 different from others being built? BVM distinguishes itself as a Modular infrastructure that empowers thousands of distinct Bitcoin Layer 2 networks, spanning Gaming, DeFi, Social, and AI applications. We're continuously enriching the BVM Module Store with new modules to enhance its capabilities. With each new module, builders gain access to a wider array of tools to explore different use cases on the Bitcoin network. Recent additions include the Filecoin module for affordable storage and the AI Contracts Library for constructing AI-powered Bitcoin Layer 2 chains. We're also gearing up to release a ZK roll-up module in the coming weeks to offer an alternative to the standard optimistic roll-up. We aim to simplify the process of launching a Bitcoin Layer 2 network customized to specific requirements. Think of it as a SaaS offering with predefined best practices. Whether it's a DeFi Bitcoin Layer 2 or a GameFi Bitcoin Layer 2, we provide default solutions tailored to each use case. We're dedicated to expanding the BVM ecosystem by incentivizing more builders to join the Bitcoin network. Through various programs and grants, we support builders in covering their operational costs for Bitcoin Layer 2. Additionally, we offer rewards akin to 'L2 mining' to those who contribute to expanding the user base and total value locked on the network. In summary, BVM stands out with its modular infrastructure, tailored solutions, and efforts to grow the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Supra

83,548 views • 2 years ago

Many are confused by Elon Musk's comment that the Tesla's new more affordable model is "a Model Y." Most people think this just means a cheaper, stripped-down trim. In this video, I'll explain my theory: Tesla is actually launching a new, shorter wheelbase Model Y. By doing so, I think Tesla can cut $6-8K off the price (smaller battery, no sunroof, fewer luxury features) and open up a larger addressable market. This would give Tesla THREE Model Y variants (ie., iPhone lineup of Standard, Pro, Pro Max: • Model Y S (Short) - Shorter, fewer features • Model Y (Standard) - Current version we all know • Model Y L (Long) - 6 seats, premium features, higher price This is just speculation on my part, so I could be wrong. What do you think?

Many are confused by Elon Musk's comment that the Tesla's new more affordable model is "a Model Y." Most people think this just means a cheaper, stripped-down trim. In this video, I'll explain my theory: Tesla is actually launching a new, shorter wheelbase Model Y. By doing so, I think Tesla can cut $6-8K off the price (smaller battery, no sunroof, fewer luxury features) and open up a larger addressable market. This would give Tesla THREE Model Y variants (ie., iPhone lineup of Standard, Pro, Pro Max: • Model Y S (Short) - Shorter, fewer features • Model Y (Standard) - Current version we all know • Model Y L (Long) - 6 seats, premium features, higher price This is just speculation on my part, so I could be wrong. What do you think?

Dave Lee

128,236 views • 1 year ago

$FUSION 🔗 an experimental art collection by myself & Gabe Weis––on Bitcoin 3,333 pieces Generated from recursive fractions of Gabe's paintings imbued with the rare sat they are inscribed on––using the new ordinals endpoints ran through my latest algorithm. You will use rare sats to create your Fusion 💎 ----------- This project will have 2 phases: PHASE I - Mint Passes on Magic Eden on Bitcoin 🟧 • Tier 1 (Holders of previous collections) • Tier 2 (Communities) • Tier 3 (Public) Price: 0.003 BTC (TBD) Date: May 22 (TBD) PHASE II - Inscribe on-demand (Bring Your Own Rare Sat) with OrdinalsBot ⚡ - similar to @bitblocks_btc launch • Network & Inscription fee ONLY ---------- GOATED TIER For our most celebrated collectors we will be raffling off the full recursive paintings as ordinals as well as the fractional pieces (holders of 3+ BitBlocks, Stoic holders, Ordinal Shards, Cypherglyphs, etc) We can't wait to create this collection with you$

FUSION 🔗 an experimental art collection by myself & Gabe Weis––on Bitcoin 3,333 pieces Generated from recursive fractions of Gabe's paintings imbued with the rare sat they are inscribed on––using the new ordinals endpoints ran through my latest algorithm. You will use rare sats to create your Fusion 💎 ----------- This project will have 2 phases: PHASE I - Mint Passes on Magic Eden on Bitcoin 🟧 • Tier 1 (Holders of previous collections) • Tier 2 (Communities) • Tier 3 (Public) Price: 0.003 BTC (TBD) Date: May 22 (TBD) PHASE II - Inscribe on-demand (Bring Your Own Rare Sat) with OrdinalsBot ⚡ - similar to @bitblocks_btc launch • Network & Inscription fee ONLY ---------- GOATED TIER For our most celebrated collectors we will be raffling off the full recursive paintings as ordinals as well as the fractional pieces (holders of 3+ BitBlocks, Stoic holders, Ordinal Shards, Cypherglyphs, etc) We can't wait to create this collection with you

billy restey

118,951 views • 2 years ago

'OMG 2' DIRECTOR AMIT RAI'S NEXT FILM 'OHH MY DOG' RELEASES *TOMORROW* – PAID PREVIEWS *TONIGHT*... After receiving immense love and appreciation through special screenings across 15 cities nationwide, #OhhMyDog is set for special paid preview shows TONITE [Thursday, 6 Aug 2026], with tickets priced at just ₹ 149. The initiative offers audiences an opportunity to watch the film before its official release at an affordable price, while further amplifying the film's growing buzz. ⭐ #BMS 🔗: #OhhMyDog stars #PankajTripathi, #PawanMalhotra, #MaahiRai, #RajeshKumar, #GeetaAgrawalSharma, #VijayMishra, #SulakhyanaBaruah, and canine stars #Bruno and #Oscar, along with over 250 dogs. Produced by Amit Rai, Sana Warsi, and Rajesh Bhardwaj, under the banners of Babulal Biscope and Thinking Hats Entertainment. #OhhMyDog releases in cinemas on 7 Aug 2026, with special paid previews on [Thursday] 6 Aug 2026.

'OMG 2' DIRECTOR AMIT RAI'S NEXT FILM 'OHH MY DOG' RELEASES TOMORROW – PAID PREVIEWS TONIGHT... After receiving immense love and appreciation through special screenings across 15 cities nationwide, #OhhMyDog is set for special paid preview shows TONITE [Thursday, 6 Aug 2026], with tickets priced at just ₹ 149. The initiative offers audiences an opportunity to watch the film before its official release at an affordable price, while further amplifying the film's growing buzz. ⭐ #BMS 🔗: #OhhMyDog stars #PankajTripathi, #PawanMalhotra, #MaahiRai, #RajeshKumar, #GeetaAgrawalSharma, #VijayMishra, #SulakhyanaBaruah, and canine stars #Bruno and #Oscar, along with over 250 dogs. Produced by Amit Rai, Sana Warsi, and Rajesh Bhardwaj, under the banners of Babulal Biscope and Thinking Hats Entertainment. #OhhMyDog releases in cinemas on 7 Aug 2026, with special paid previews on [Thursday] 6 Aug 2026.

taran adarsh

98,159 views • 1 month ago

I decided to update this video for you by showing the timeframes when Bitcoin pumped in 2023 and when it reached its peak price. Bitcoin is currently behaving in exactly the same way. The pattern is very similar and has repeated itself perfectly so far. If the rest of the pattern plays out, prices between $83,300 and $91,000 can be expected. If the timeframe repeats, it could happen in mid-September. Nothing is guaranteed to repeat, of course, but it is a very interesting perspective. Check out my previous thread to understand more! First part (around January 2023) Strong upside breakout with a gain of +23.32%. This was followed by a correction of about –5.24% into the red TEM zone. The last wick that clearly sat outside or at the edge of the red TEM band appeared after roughly two days. After that the price consolidated inside the TEM bands and continued the uptrend. Final support on the 4H timeframe was found at the Ichimoku Cycle Engine / yellow TEM band. Second part (current chart, August 2026) Strong upside breakout with a gain of +23.58%. This was followed by a correction of about –4-5% into the red TEM zone. The last wick that clearly sat outside of the red TEM band appeared after roughly two days. After that the price consolidated inside the TEM bands and continued the uptrend. bitcoin:native

I decided to update this video for you by showing the timeframes when Bitcoin pumped in 2023 and when it reached its peak price. Bitcoin is currently behaving in exactly the same way. The pattern is very similar and has repeated itself perfectly so far. If the rest of the pattern plays out, prices between $83,300 and $91,000 can be expected. If the timeframe repeats, it could happen in mid-September. Nothing is guaranteed to repeat, of course, but it is a very interesting perspective. Check out my previous thread to understand more! First part (around January 2023) Strong upside breakout with a gain of +23.32%. This was followed by a correction of about –5.24% into the red TEM zone. The last wick that clearly sat outside or at the edge of the red TEM band appeared after roughly two days. After that the price consolidated inside the TEM bands and continued the uptrend. Final support on the 4H timeframe was found at the Ichimoku Cycle Engine / yellow TEM band. Second part (current chart, August 2026) Strong upside breakout with a gain of +23.58%. This was followed by a correction of about –4-5% into the red TEM zone. The last wick that clearly sat outside of the red TEM band appeared after roughly two days. After that the price consolidated inside the TEM bands and continued the uptrend. bitcoin:native

XAPA

38,356 views • 26 days ago

US equities just had their fifth consecutive losing week, with the Nasdaq down 11% YTD and the Dow entering correction territory. A second war front is opening as Yemen's Houthis launched missiles at Israel, threatening to close the Bab al-Mandab Strait alongside the already-constrained Strait of Hormuz. Oil is back above $100, the S&P is below the 200-day SMA, and if it stays there, history points to a 13-15% drawdown that maps to a Bitcoin target in the low 50Ks. Powell gave his final speech before leaving in May, rate cut odds have collapsed, and Apple just made its biggest AI move yet. 0:00 US Equities Enter Correction Territory 2:15 How the S&P Correction Impacts Bitcoin 6:50 Yemen Houthis Open a Second War Front 8:45 Bab al-Mandab Strait and Saudi Arabia 11:24 Macro Update: Oil, the Fed, and Rate Cuts 14:25 Treasury Yields, DXY, and Bitcoin 19:28 Saylor's Bitcoin Buys and ETF Flows 23:01 David Sacks Leaves Crypto Czar Role 25:23 Powell's Final Speech Before Leaving in May 27:03 Apple's Big AI Play: Opening Siri to All Models

US equities just had their fifth consecutive losing week, with the Nasdaq down 11% YTD and the Dow entering correction territory. A second war front is opening as Yemen's Houthis launched missiles at Israel, threatening to close the Bab al-Mandab Strait alongside the already-constrained Strait of Hormuz. Oil is back above $100, the S&P is below the 200-day SMA, and if it stays there, history points to a 13-15% drawdown that maps to a Bitcoin target in the low 50Ks. Powell gave his final speech before leaving in May, rate cut odds have collapsed, and Apple just made its biggest AI move yet. 0:00 US Equities Enter Correction Territory 2:15 How the S&P Correction Impacts Bitcoin 6:50 Yemen Houthis Open a Second War Front 8:45 Bab al-Mandab Strait and Saudi Arabia 11:24 Macro Update: Oil, the Fed, and Rate Cuts 14:25 Treasury Yields, DXY, and Bitcoin 19:28 Saylor's Bitcoin Buys and ETF Flows 23:01 David Sacks Leaves Crypto Czar Role 25:23 Powell's Final Speech Before Leaving in May 27:03 Apple's Big AI Play: Opening Siri to All Models

VirtualBacon

12,881 views • 5 months ago

On June 4 1996, Tupac released ‘Hit ‘Em Up’ a diss track aimed at Notorious B.I.G and Sean Combs’ Bad Boy Records whom he believed had shot him. Less than 2 weeks later on June 16, he will celebrate his 25th birthday which will be his last. Exactly 101 days after releasing that record, he will succumb to injuries sustained in a drive-by shooting by Orlando Anderson and his uncle, Keefe D. It has been rumoured that Bad Boy called that hit on him. Less than 6 months after Tupac’s death, the Notorious B.I.G. will also be gunned down in a drive-by shooting. Till date, ‘Hit ‘Em Up’ is ranked as the greatest diss track of all time. It did cost us two of Hip-Hop’s brightest stars.

On June 4 1996, Tupac released ‘Hit ‘Em Up’ a diss track aimed at Notorious B.I.G and Sean Combs’ Bad Boy Records whom he believed had shot him. Less than 2 weeks later on June 16, he will celebrate his 25th birthday which will be his last. Exactly 101 days after releasing that record, he will succumb to injuries sustained in a drive-by shooting by Orlando Anderson and his uncle, Keefe D. It has been rumoured that Bad Boy called that hit on him. Less than 6 months after Tupac’s death, the Notorious B.I.G. will also be gunned down in a drive-by shooting. Till date, ‘Hit ‘Em Up’ is ranked as the greatest diss track of all time. It did cost us two of Hip-Hop’s brightest stars.

Dr. Uzoma Alaneme

112,145 views • 20 days ago