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About two years ago I met @NoSleepApe on Telegram. He was already working on a idea back then He explained everything to me, the vision, the data, the filters, the long-term plan. At that time he was testing it on ETH because the whole Solana memecoin wave didn’t even exist yet. Since that day, I’ve been testing the system with him. Not long after, we met in real life. A small restaurant, way too much food, and hours of talking about data, patterns, and automation. That night, the first real version of @RoaiScalper started to take shape. Later, @FaridoCrypto joined as CTO. And yes… I had to beg him. He’s one of those guys who can build literally anything. Once he saw the vision, he was in. We were later launched through @PROOFplatform as our incubator, with @JP_PROOF helping guide and support us behind the scenes. Today @RoaiScalper is no longer an idea. It’s a full data engine connected to a real trading system. Behind ROAI sits the OpesSignals backend — same team, same brain, same database. For over two years we’ve tracked every single token launched on Solana. From that data, we built: 1,800+ proprietary filters 1,400 live today on V6 V7 soon → 2,000 filters 1,350+ datapoints per signal 99.6% of all launches filtered out We don’t chase hype. We eliminate noise. OpesSignals normally costs: Full automation → $1,250/month Manual signals → $250/month ROAI turns that into ownership instead of rent. Whale (1M $ROAI / 1%) Free access to everything: Auto-buy, auto-sell, all add-ons, future tools. Shark (100K $ROAI / 0.1%) Signals + manual buys Auto-sells when the bot launches. And this is where it gets powerful: Whales get 50 configurations Each with 35+ datapoints You can paper trade on historical data, track live ROI, and auto-switch into the best-performing setup of the day. This isn’t a bot. It’s a system that learns, adapts, and filters reality. No hype. Just two years of work, finally visible.

Everyone's staring at Bitcoin. $ETH is the one that's actually breaking. → BTC: 2.5% under its 50-day MA → ETH: 8.6% under its 50-day MA → ETH: -42% in a year, -53% from ATH → spot ETH ETFs: another $21.4M out on Oct 28 while BTC ETFs took in $137M Both still above the 200-day. For now. ETH catch-up trade or value trap?

The trenches went quiet this week. Mostly. → PumpSwap volume -43% week over week → pump.fun volume -15%, revenue -16% → $SOL -9% in 7 days → meanwhile a HYPE-paired meme did $4.3M volume in 24h on a $730K cap Not all the money left. Some just went hunting for the next narrative. What did you catch this week?

Europe's crypto adoption isn't coming from exchanges. It's coming from boring banks. ESMA's MiCA register: 106 of 128 bank notifications come from Germany. → 16 cooperative banks (Volksbanken, Raiffeisen) → Deutsche Bank listed for custody + transfer → no separate licence needed, banks just notify Would you buy crypto through your own bank app?

Two days. ~8,700 BTC into Coinbase Prime. → yesterday: 2 whales, 2,571 BTC ($206.5M), dormant ~3 years → today: 3 whales, 6,168 BTC ($498.5M) Prime is where institutions trade OTC. Could be selling, could be custody moves. The chain alone can't tell you. But price held ~$81K. Somebody is absorbing. Distribution or handoff?

Binance just got hit by what looks like the biggest crypto hack ever recorded. $5.6B left its hot wallets across 3 chains: → $3.51B on Ethereum → 18,270 BTC ($1.44B) → $630M on Tron Tether and Circle froze $2.4B in stablecoins within hours. Nobody can freeze the 18,270 BTC. Binance says user funds are safe. Withdrawals are paused, and the hacker is already dumping alts for ETH. The old record was Bybit at $1.5B. This is ~3.7x that. A freeze button saved $2.4B tonight. Best defense crypto has, or proof it was never fully decentralized?

A Bitcoin treasury company just found out it can't touch its Bitcoin. Datavault AI: → 1,309 BTC "credited" to its account on the Biconomy exchange → off-chain only, never moved on the blockchain → withdrawals stuck since June → assets restated down $92.2M → stock -49.55% in one day A balance on an exchange is a promise, not Bitcoin. Would you trust a treasury company that can't show its coins on-chain?

Fed day. 19:00 CET. Saturday I flagged $BTC losing its 50-day line. 4 days later it still hasn't won it back. Walking into the decision at ~$80.8K: → 1.4% under the 50-day → 10.5% above its 200-day line → Polymarket: 56% odds of $82.5K before October ends (+15 pts in 24h) A hold at 4.00% is the forecast. The 19:30 press conference is the real event. Then core PCE tomorrow 13:30 CET: 0.3% expected vs 0.2% last. Reclaim the 50-day or reject it?

ETH funds bled another $88.6M yesterday. And the biggest buyer is almost done: → Bitmine holds 6,051,933 ETH, 4.95% of supply → Tom Lee says they stop at 5% → last week they spent more on their own stock ($45.9M) than on ETH (~$24M) So who's the marginal buyer of $ETH after that? ETFs, whales or nobody?

Strategy didn't buy a single bitcoin last week. Instead: $204.9M to buy back its own STRC preferred shares. Meanwhile Strive bought $511M of $BTC, now 43,000 total, within 1,000 BTC of Metaplanet for #2. The king is defending its stock. The challenger is stacking. One-week pause or the start of a trend?

Fed countdown: less than 36 hours. Yesterday I said the hold is priced in. So what actually moves us? → December: ~80% odds of ANOTHER hike. Warsh pushing back = relief → last time, $BTC slid ~3% to $75.8K before the September hike even landed → today it sits at ~$79.6K. That's the line I'm watching Pump or dump by Thursday?