🧵 1/6 The Rare Ordinals Directory is a cool and under-the-radar project that bridges the gap between CounterParty and Ordinals. ✅ assets are inscribed on BTC ✅ assets are created on CounterParty ✅ You can only buy fractions of the cards on Xchain. Let's look at a few. 👇

Orbio must fill that wick at .0099. Lower, much lower.

Staying out of any and all drama is my way of cruising through 2026. It's funny but the older I get the more I just want peace and quiet and the absence of any kind of conflict and drama, no matter how subtle.

All I can think of is how many wax myrtle berries I'm going to drum up. Always wanted to make Bayberry candles just because I can.

Another thing is AI. Even as an older crypto guy I simply don't have the same blind optimism about it most in this space do. I can feel like the guy who gets invited to someone's religious event and realize I'm surrounded by all these "true believers" when I have no faith in what they're selling at all. So yeah, being an older crypto guy in '26 who is not really on board the AI train is a strange experience.

Honestly it feels like crypto in general has given diminishing returns and become less and less fun over the past few years. It's turned into a casino with even worse odds than one of those illegal gas station slot machines. My faith in it as an asset class and in the possibility of ever seeing outsized gains again is near zero. Just being radically honest.

Admittedly I'm still excited to see what $ROBINVAULT will bring to the table when the next version of the game launches. Zero expectations other than it's fun to see how it all plays out. My hunch is some AI agent figures out a way to crack it ten seconds after launch and the token goes into a death spiral but that's part of the fun. I might be dead wrong.

The best I see for LTC/BTC is actually printing a cycle higher low and a lower high. This would potentially set in motion something that really has never happened on the chart in over a decade. Betting on LTC erasing multiple cycles free fall against BTC feels like a fools eerrand though, even though it is a solid, respectable cryptocurrency.

Long-term BTC and privacy coins are still the best bet. Everything that is pure hot garbage and high risk gambling.

Autumn has been too nice to be distracted by crypto. I did get around to changing the font for a DogeParty card I've had in the works for the past year, so that's something. The only reason I did that is I dusted off the old laptop for something totally unrelated. Hadn't touched it in forever.

Some of these AI evangelists sound like street preacher hucksters. The Church of AI. I swear on some level it's a delusional new religion. As a guy who likes to look at things from the outside looking in its going to be a fascinating few years.

I live by the sea but there's nothing quite like the sound of river water in the mountains.

Tax loss harvesting season is right around the corner. That means any bull market comes soon or not at all this year. I'm looking towards '27-'28 for any serious chance at recovery, and by recovery I mean Bitcoin. Alts are largely still fucked with no end in sight as far as bottoms go.

I feel like Tony Horton doing wall squats in P90X when I think about litecoin:native. "Get a little lower, get a little lower." Will we get a bottom this year? I sure hope so.

Orbio is going much lower. Sub penny tokens likely,I think. One thing to note is usually the biggest pump for any token is off initial hype,FOMO and low liquidity. After that even with a working product you need new buyers and whales who don't dump at the drop of a hat. This one is one digital ex lax away from spilling it's guts sub penny ha!

I wonder if it's time to go back to paper wallets.

I guess with all these hacks and the rise of AI there are no guarantees anybody's crypto is going to be safe. If you have vintage NFTs or a big stash of whatever it's probably a good idea to not get too attached to any of it and be extra careful. Take wallet security seriously. Nothing is guaranteed.

Whenever I take profit I notice a psychological pull to buy back some on the first major shakeout. It is usually never a good idea. Watching Orbio the last few days makes me think of this.

First Litecoin sells for me start at $100.

Finally got around to moving NFTs to different, never touched wallets. I just wanted them safe. NFTs are not pumping anytime through the rest of this decade, so better to lock em up and set it and forget it.

Not interested in their token whatsoever, but it's nice to see Misprints active again. That's a cool "community takeover" Ordinals project with a cool backstory and a ( rejected) link to Bitcoin Frogs. The story behind some of these projects is what I enjoy the most, and what I think a community of collectors can form around.