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Leverage is building on the long side again, last time it did $3 billion in longs got flushed in 48 hours "We're seeing massive leverage building up once again on the long side. We got a little bounce, people start to FOMO, they think the bottom is in, and... show more

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🚨 BTC OPEN INTEREST JUST HIT $105B, 2022 DUMP REPEATING In 2022, OI hit $105B - then BTC dropped 67.91% Right now in 2026, OI just hit $105B again. We're already down 28.63% The setup is identical: > Price stabilizes, feels like the worst is over > Retail floods back in with leverage, OI explodes > Smart money uses that liquidity to exit > Market unwinds, longs get liquidated on the way down This isn't a bull market recovery building This is $105 billion in leverage waiting to be flushed In 2022 the crowd was also calling a bottom when OI peaked They were wrong by 67% Watch the OI, not the price When this unwinds, it won't be gradual Follow + notifs on, I will keep you updated

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Pepesso

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"The last time in which we saw dissent on one side and dissent on the other, looks like it may be over 10 years ago. This is once in a blue moon territory telling us that we're in a funny world right now."

"The last time in which we saw dissent on one side and dissent on the other, looks like it may be over 10 years ago. This is once in a blue moon territory telling us that we're in a funny world right now."

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STEPHANOPOULOS: Are you running Venezuela right now? RUBIO: George, I'll explain again that the leverage we have here is the leverage of the quarantine. That is a Department of War operation. I'm obviously intricately involved in these policies

STEPHANOPOULOS: Are you running Venezuela right now? RUBIO: George, I'll explain again that the leverage we have here is the leverage of the quarantine. That is a Department of War operation. I'm obviously intricately involved in these policies

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I’m calling it. The way they sold this to Trump is to give him a kickback of the $300 billion. Jared will fly in to play SimCity with Iran like he did with Gaza in 3… 2… REPORTER: "Who exactly is funding that $300 billion dollars?" JD VANCE: Oh, I see. So, so, just thing about this is there is a great desire from the Arab world and from outside the Arab world to actually get involved in Iran if they behave properly. So for example, let's say the United Arab Emirates who've been a great ally over the last, not just a few months, but over the last many years, let's say that they would like to invest in building a power plant. That actually is impossible right now because of the way that U.S. sanctions work. And so what we're saying is that if you behave and if the Emiratis themselves want to build a power plant, then we will do the sanctions relief necessary to make that possible. The good thing about that is that it actually creates integration, which is leverage. A world where the Gulf Coast Coalition has greater leverage into the Iranian economy is a world where the Iranians are going to be heavily prevented from misbehaving. So it's a lot of the Gulf Coast Coalition again. They see that Iran is weakened. They see there's an opportunity to build a new relationship there. And they're saying if they behave and if the United States is willing to allow this to happen, then absolutely we want to change our relationship with Iran.

I’m calling it. The way they sold this to Trump is to give him a kickback of the $300 billion. Jared will fly in to play SimCity with Iran like he did with Gaza in 3… 2… REPORTER: "Who exactly is funding that $300 billion dollars?" JD VANCE: Oh, I see. So, so, just thing about this is there is a great desire from the Arab world and from outside the Arab world to actually get involved in Iran if they behave properly. So for example, let's say the United Arab Emirates who've been a great ally over the last, not just a few months, but over the last many years, let's say that they would like to invest in building a power plant. That actually is impossible right now because of the way that U.S. sanctions work. And so what we're saying is that if you behave and if the Emiratis themselves want to build a power plant, then we will do the sanctions relief necessary to make that possible. The good thing about that is that it actually creates integration, which is leverage. A world where the Gulf Coast Coalition has greater leverage into the Iranian economy is a world where the Iranians are going to be heavily prevented from misbehaving. So it's a lot of the Gulf Coast Coalition again. They see that Iran is weakened. They see there's an opportunity to build a new relationship there. And they're saying if they behave and if the United States is willing to allow this to happen, then absolutely we want to change our relationship with Iran.

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