An early $BTC adopter who entered at just $332 per coin in 2014 sold another 500 $BTC ($47.77M) recently. Since December 4, this entity has systematically liquidated half their position: 2,500 coins sold at an average price of $106,164 for a total of $265M. He still holds 2,500 $BTC ($237.5M) in reserve. The total profit on this trade is already exceeding $500M. This is what generational distribution looks like. https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/a6f4cb83-3e17-4362-ab60-100374fd7a0f
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An entity on Polymarket turned $12 into $100,000 in a single month. The strategy was simple: compounding "all-in" bets on $BTC price direction. It took 16 consecutive wins to achieve this 8,300x return. Before you try to replicate this: the statistical probability of correctly guessing 16 binary outcomes in a row is 0.0015%.
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Number of Failed Cryptocurrencies by Year The barrier to creating a digital asset has effectively dropped to zero, and the data proves it. In 2025 alone, over 11.5 million cryptocurrencies failed. For context, that is an 8x increase from 2024 and a staggering 4,400x jump from 2021. With "one-click" deployers and AI agents, the market is flooded with inventory that is dead on arrival. While this drives revenue for the infrastructure layer, for the capital allocator, the noise-to-signal ratio has never been worse. Source: Coingecko
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