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You got to talk about coin base and what that represents as far as short-term trades.

Because short-term trades, I got burnt a few times with short-term trades.

And the thing with short-term trades is that sometimes factors can work against you that you don't have control over.

And you gotta be extremely careful.

And that's a good example. I think this coin base situation.

So you want to talk about that?

Yeah, man. You talk about all of the signs pointing to a negative earnings report, right? Like if we look at the space that Coinbase is in,

obviously, cryptocurrency is huge for their bottom line.

We looked at how Bitcoin's predominantly has performed over the past six months,

or even in the last quarter, we talk about the downtrend of Bitcoin

and how long that usually lasts. Usually these downward cycles last anywhere between 150 to 360 days. On the shortest

term, it's been like 141. We are currently, that was Thursday, so we're currently in like

day 136 or something like that. So we're still in that short-term phase. You look at that.

You look how Robin Hood reported and they pulled back on their earnings, obviously because of the

downturn in their revenue from from cryptocurrency, Bitcoin being a leader. You see how much

the revenue comes from Bitcoin. I think it was like at 20%. And so you started asking yourself,

at least I was asking myself, like, okay, well, if we see all those metrics on a downward

trend, then Coinbase obviously must also be in this because it's in the same sector. You go

a little deeper into the research, you find that, you know, 50% of

Coinbase's revenue comes from cryptocurrency. It doesn't say specifically, there's no details on it,

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