Matt.not_ai @MetaverseMatt

@moneyordebt @dotkrueger The perfect example of word soup, and no real value.

@pete_rizzo_ This idiot again?

Love ya Cheds. Grok says: Here are several clear examples (drawn from his posts) where he highlighted bearish chart elements/signals, but Bitcoin’s price rose afterward (short- to medium-term in most cases): 1. June 4, 2025 — 4H Bear Flag •Post: “$BTC 4H bear flag just above SMA 200” (with chart). •Context/Price at time: ~$104,700 close. •What happened: BTC rose in the following weeks (late June closes around $106k–$108k) and continued higher through the summer, reaching new highs above $111k (May/June period highs) and eventually $123k+ later in 2025. 2. April 3, 2025 — Shifted Bearish After Losing $90k •Post/Statement: He explicitly said he went bearish once $BTC lost $90k (in context of market discussion). •Context/Price at time: Early April 2025, with prices in the ~$78k–$85k range (monthly average ~$86k). •What happened: BTC rallied through April (ending the month near $94k) and pushed higher into May and beyond toward summer highs. 3. June 9, 2026 — Bearish Hikkake Pattern •Post: “$BTC daily now on watch for bearish hikkake” (with charts). •Context: Around the mid-$60k area amid corrective action. •What happened: In the immediate period following (leading into mid-to-late June 2026), price action showed resilience/recovery attempts around the $63k–$65k zone rather than immediate breakdown, consistent with many traders noting support and bounces in that range. 4. May 27–28, 2026 — Bearish Engulfing & Increasing Selling Pace •Posts: Bearish engulfing outside bar on daily (following an advance) + “pace of selling increasing.” •Context: During a corrective phase in the $60k+ range. •What happened: While broader correction continued in spots, price held key areas and showed rebound potential into June (around current ~$63k–$64.5k levels with some recovery noted in market commentary). 5. July 2, 2022 — Scenarios for a “Likely $BTC Bottom” •Post: Detailed list of capitulation-style scenarios needed for a bottom (e.g., tagging $10–12k slowly, famous permabulls capitulating, major exchange issues). This framed a strongly cautious/bearish outlook at the time. •Context/Price at time: ~$19k–$21k range. •What happened: Price did dip further to the cycle low (~$15.7k in November 2022), but from that actual bottom it launched one of the biggest bull runs in history — rallying to $30k+ (2023), $70k+ (2024), and over $100k–$126k peaks in 2025. Additional Context •Other recurring themes: He has frequently noted bearish divergences (e.g., OBV, RSI), early bear flags, weak closes, or “needs higher levels for longs” in 2025–2026 posts (e.g., June 13/15/16 2026 divergences and hikkake setups). Some led to short-term dips, but others saw relief rallies or holds that invalidated immediate downside. •Many of his posts are balanced (e.g., “66k reclaim is a long trigger” alongside bearish notes), and he often shares charts for discussion rather than hard directional calls. •Like most technical analysts, false signals or pattern failures happen — especially in BTC, where sentiment, macro factors, and liquidity can override chart setups quickly. Bottom line: These examples show multiple instances where bearish chart commentary from the account preceded meaningful upward price movement. Trading is probabilistic, and no one calls every turn correctly. His style appears more “pattern watcher + trigger-based” than pure permabear.

@Godwin_n11 “Now add your freshly grated cheese” fresh from the plastic bag, lmao. The face reveal said it all. I was surprised it wasn’t a microwave recipe.

@pete_rizzo_ wow... 500 million dollars per bitcoin? I don't know why people say this account is full of it...

@AlexesNakamoto @scottmelker Why is Scott interviewing bums?

@bergealex4 I called this tard out years ago, and was instablocked...

@TedPillows Cash on the sidelines.

@JoshMandell6 You could also do nothing and just sit on your hands... sometimes the best reaction is no reaction.

@MilkRoad They should make the next one a quad presidency… AOC, Elizabeth Warren, Dianne Feinstein, and Hillary Clinton. Could you imagine what a beautiful country we would have? Free of crime under Chinese control…

Spot on, Cheds. Why would anyone put any trust in fancy power-law models over the actual market price? Well, I guess the urge to say ‘the market is wrong’ often comes from psychology: thinking independently is hard and uncertain for sheep. Models offer easy certainty, an illusion of control, and tribal belonging. In seems that with many things, including BTC, people crave someone/something to tell them what to think, and someone to blame when it’s wrong. Lots of weak minds out there no longer exercising their critical thinking muscles. “Market is truth. Models are just opinions.” @PeterLBrandt

@30bgphoenixx Nah, I heard he cuts the pockets out of those faggy jean shorts and doesn’t wear underwear, so he can itch his vagina easier.

@davthewave the video is completely ai... @grok does this actually exist?

@KettlebellDan I think if you scoop the m&m's with the Pringles, it cancels each other out because you don't actually touch the m&m's... I'm like 60% sure.

It would be more epic if they sold a few trillion, then suspended the dividend indefinitely... like @Saylor said before, you are giving him money... imagine if he then burned the keys (boating accident) and ripped off wall street for all the years they tried to screw him. That would be the best story ever.

@Cointelegraph *yawns…

@mikehoffmann @grok how realistic is this? And if it’s so easy, is the market saturated with vending machines?

@zerohedge It’s not “chicken demand”, it’s second and third tier restaurants raising prices to oblivion without justification… burn people once and they don’t go back again.

@BritishHodl Doesn’t really matter… just more word diarrhea.

@historyinmemes All lies. We never went to space. (lol, jk, right?)