In today's show, Bitcoin kisses $24,000, realized price after its second highest seller losses in history.

In today's show, I'll be breaking down the latest technical analysis.

And quoting crypto analysts Mikhail Vendipop, the more I'm starting to see targets like

$8,000 or $12,000 for Bitcoin, the more convinced I am, we're getting into the end stages of this

downwards run.

It's actually capitulation already.

Altcoins are in a bear market for a year.

It is a tremendous opportunity.

And as shared here by Plan B, time for some hopium.

We had been in the $30,000 to $60,000 range for one and a half years now.

But the first time we were at $30,000 was overbought.

And the second time at $30,000, Bitcoin market was neutral. Now at 30,000, Bitcoin is

oversold like peak COVID fear in March of 2020. And as Calio shares here, capitulation will be out

in full force. Bitcoin will once again be declared dead. This is where you'll find the greatest

opportunity where you'll be forced to decide, which voice is louder, your conviction, or the crowd's laughing at you,

forever believing in the first place. And as on-chain analyst, Willie Wu shares here,

huddlers capitulated in the last 24 hours, which was led by future selling. Is the bottom in?

I don't know. Fundamentals taking a back seat, the fear-driven trading. What I do think is we're not

trading BTC. We're trading macro and equities. And as shared here, the USDdriven trading. What I do think is we're not trading BTC, we're trading macro and

equities. And as shared here, the USD-Peg is restoring already, which is a good sign. People shouldn't

compare USDT with UST, as those are completely different, although the reaction on the markets are

because of tremendous fear levels still looks like capitulation to me. Also in today's show, Ether plunges 13% while Bitcoin

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