Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
📊 #BTC | Shorts are paying for this bounce.
When price goes up, most traders assume new buyers came in. The aggregated data says otherwise.
All exchanges, 1h:
↗️ BTC climbed back from Tuesday’s low at $72,691 to $74,457.
🔴 Shorts liquidated this hour: $14.1M. The longs had their flush on Monday; now it’s the other side’s turn.
📊 Open interest is flat at $37.79B, slightly below Monday’s $38.09B. No new wave of leverage is piling in this time.
🟡 Coinbase spot volume is $37.5M, with a modest pickup in recent hours but no big spike.
On Monday, new leverage drove the bounce. Today’s bounce is driven by shorts getting forced out, without much new leverage stepping in.
The question is how much liquidation fuel is still stacked above $75K. That’s exactly what the map shows.
Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
📊 #BTC | Liquidity is rising. Stocks noticed. Bitcoin hasn’t yet.
Most traders watch price. Few watch the money that moves it.
Net liquidity, weekly, at Trading Different:
💧 It went from about $5.64T a year ago to $5.81T as of Nov 4.
📈 It peaked near $6.0T in April and has been rising again since late October.
Over the same year, with everything normalized to a base of 100:
🟦 S&P 500: 111
🟦 Nasdaq: 109
🟠 Bitcoin: 69
Equities moved with liquidity. BTC is down 31% while liquidity is up. That gap doesn’t tell you when it closes, or whether it will. It does tell you where the context is.
Liquidity sets the backdrop, and the liquidation map shows you where leverage is waiting inside it.
If you already trade seriously, choose your plan at Trading Different. No auto-renewal.
Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
📊 bitcoin:native | Yesterday we posted where the 100x longs would get flushed. Today BTC went there.
Yesterday’s 5-minute map marked a fresh pocket of high-leverage longs between $73.3K and $72.7K, built during the bounce.
Today:
🔻 BTC dropped from $74.8K and sliced straight through that block.
🎯 The low printed at $72,691, just $9 below the bottom of the zone we marked.
↗️ It bounced right there and is now trading at $73,095.
🔻 What’s still below: longs at 25x to 100x stacked from $72.6K down to $72.0K, plus a smaller pocket near $71.8K.
🔺 Above: the market is thin until about $75K.
The traders liquidated today could have checked their liquidation price on the map a day ahead.
Create your free account at Trading Different, no card needed, and see where the next flush is waiting.
Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
📊 $ETH | Price doesn’t go up or down. It travels from one liquidity pool to another.
This morning we showed you the tower on the ETH map: the biggest long-liquidation spike of all, at ~$2,160–$2,175, just ~3% below price.
Tonight:
🔻 ETH dropped from ~$2,235 to $2,049 in a single move.
⚡ It went through the $2,160–$2,175 tower, then kept sweeping the long blocks underneath, down to ~$2,050.
↗️ It’s now bouncing at $2,117.
The map showed where the leverage was stacked hours before the candle. Price went to collect it, one pool after another.
Create your free account at Trading Different, no card needed, and see the next pools before the move.
BTC and ETH crashing is not because of the $NVDA CEO.
It was already painted in the heatmaps that all those longs were going to get liquidated.
Trade with advantage, use the best heatmaps in the game.
tradingdifferent.com/code/X0…
Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
📊 $ETH | See that tower? There are millions of dollars waiting to be liquidated right there.
ETH is at $2,238. On the liquidation map, the biggest spike of all sits just ~3% below price.
🔻 Longs at risk below:
$2,195–$2,210: a pocket of 50x/100x, ~1.5% away
$2,160–$2,175: the biggest spike on the map
$2,010–$2,150: a broad base of 10x and 25x
🔺 Shorts at risk above:
$2,247–$2,285: thin 50x/100x pockets right above price
$2,290–$2,320: a small cluster
$2,445–$2,470: the main short block, ~9% away
📊 Cumulative: ~$135M in longs below vs ~$57M in shorts above, roughly 2.4×. Most of the leverage is stacked on the downside, and close to price.
Create your free account at Trading Different, no card needed, and see the full map for yourself.
Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
📊 $BTC | Don’t know where to put your take profit? The market is already showing you.
This is the Nov 5 dump through TrenDiff, our trend indicator for BTC, with the liquidation map underneath.
🔻 14:00 UTC: TrenDiff flips bearish (−1), about an hour before the drop.
🔻 15:00–16:00 UTC: BTC falls from ~$78K and the reading goes to −3, the max bearish level, until ~01:00 UTC.
🎯 The target was already on the map: a dense long-liquidation block at ~$75.2K–$75.6K. Price went straight into it, swept it and bounced.
⚖️ Now: Trend 1D, 4H and 1H are all back to 0. Neutral, with price ranging at ~$76K.
🔺 Next liquidity above: a short block at ~$77.0K–$77.2K.
Trend tells you the direction. Liquidation pools tell you where it tends to stop. Together, they give you a plan instead of a guess.
Onchain feels like a painful ride to zero. I also witness it on my timeline.
Yes, let me bridge to Elysium to chase vibecoded copycats of Robin Hood projects together with the remaining 24 people/60k liquidity. Rich Hype airdrop receivers will buy our bags (I was told).
Yes, I like having my timeline full of Sahil either exposing shady KOL deals or writing giga cringe messages to mid and/or girls with anime pfps (it’s a female for sure). That’s really adding value to my day, I like the gossip so much.
Oh, shit. White House is dropping some news. Maybe peace treaty with Iran. No bro, Dan White becoming press secretary. Fast, let me launch the 8th vamp of the non-funny, racist meme ref to that. Not on Pump, but on a random launchpad so that I can claim that it’s the ‘first’ there guys!
At least Jensen Huang seemed to have some fun lately. Ah, wait. Maybe he is cooked too.
Up only guys (lol).
I had to reset my @Telegram because I got logged out and I’m not sure if it’s from a hack (since I also had my WhatsApp hacked the other day) or just because I added 2FA myself and didn’t save it. Telegram allowed me to reset, which deleted my account.
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Time for another market update. Yesterday's NASDAQ dump felt like a second Halloween scare, but here we are.
US midterms results are in. Democrats took the House and the Senate, so the orange man's administration again has a divided government. Binance also slowly is restarting with withdrawals, another batch is live. Sentiment remains horrible across majors and onchain, some friends telling me they are looking for an irl job (what's that kek).
On Base, the Denim update is officially live. As I have been posting about it, increasing block speed will accelerate the agentic economy. You can refer to my Wednesday post regarding some thoughts on it.
Robinhood is still grinding through the low volume and depression. DefiLlama shows about 1.0bn. TVL, roughly 0.9bn. in DEX volume over the last day and about 4.5bn over the week, while numbers continue to go down as market participants are on standby.
As always some comments on selected projects on the watchlist:
$SIBYL: Sibyl Memory is now fully compatible with Grok Bot. Setup is one command with sibyl setup grokbot. I have been running that stack a lot this week across specialist bots. I was also posting about my set up the other day. Dm me if questions.
$TSC: network difficulty hit a new all-time high. More AI inference is securing the chain, and every block still carries a proof of the model that was used to produce it. Still my main bet on the inference meta.
$NET: NetNet started adding wsNET/USDG liquidity ahead of the Net Forge official launch. The chart has been slowly bleeding, but as such as been most of the chain.
$CHOP: NFTs are minted out, with about $38k for buybacks, as well as TVL closing at close to 200k. Expecting reveal and buybacks coming soon, the chart has been holding significantly better than most other stuff these days (pls no jinx).
$BEAST continues with their revamp of the protocol, it now moved to a $LIT strategy, with the team teasing more updates. Probably one of the most interesting low cap bets on Robin Hood, touching both trading and AI.
$SURPLUS has one of my more recent positions, also slightly down amid the market turmoil. The migration is about to start, expecting some major overhaul of token utility plus finally the team will have some skin in the game.
Overall slow days and bad mood across all my chats. Not sure when this will get better, but hang in tight bois (and gurls).
Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
Imagine starting your day with an AI that has spent the night analysing global events, updating its predictions and identifying opportunities the rest of the world may have overlooked.
Better yet, imagine that same AI personally walking you through its findings, explaining what matters, what might happen next and why.
That’s exactly what ubik:native is bringing to life, and it’s already becoming remarkably accessible.
Through @ubikfeed (t.me/ubikfeed) you can follow daily forecasting updates on Telegram. Head to ubik.gold and you can listen to UBIK narrate its own intelligence, or subscribe with your email to receive the latest updates directly in your inbox.
Think about that for a moment. An AI forecasting global events, explaining its reasoning in its own voice and delivering that intelligence to you every single day.
And the timing couldn’t be more interesting.
AI forecasting remains a relatively untapped market, despite growing evidence that machines could eventually outperform even the best human forecasters. Their advantage is structural: the ability to process enormous amounts of information, continuously reassess probabilities and operate without many of the cognitive biases inherent in human judgment.
What makes $UBIK particularly compelling is that the developers are turning that intelligence into a recognisable personality, with its own voice, audience and daily presence.
That distinction matters enormously. A sophisticated forecasting model is one thing. Making its intelligence accessible, engaging and useful enough that people want to hear from it every morning is quite another.
In a category this early, establishing that daily relationship with users could prove to be a significant first-mover advantage.
The developers are building the product, the distribution and the audience simultaneously. That’s an exceptionally interesting position to be in before the market has fully recognised the opportunity.
Join the Telegram updates t.me/ubikfeed and subscribe at ubik.gold.
This is the kind of development I would much rather discover early than read about once everyone else has caught on
Is AI on track to match top human forecasters at predicting the future?
Today, FRI is releasing an update to ForecastBench—our benchmark that tracks how accurate LLMs are at forecasting real-world events.
A trend extrapolation of our results suggests LLMs will reach superforecaster-level forecasting performance around a year from now.
Here’s what you need to know: 🧵
Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
Forecasts. Predictions. Community. World building.
The integration of ai into mainstream media consumption continues. Most call it slop, but those building for real use cases will reap the rewards.
People are massively underestimating where ai media is going, and how big it will become.
Ubik will show them the way.
UBIK is live on ubik.gold, keeping a constantly updated state of the world and forecasting the questions with the biggest economic impact. Holders see the probability and reasoning behind every forecast, and can plug their own agent in through the API or MCP.
We're also building Ubikistan into a generative world. News and community feeds it, and it will grow daily. You'll be able to watch it all day like an ambient movie. Now and then UBIK will appear somewhere in it with a new forecast, and those moments will be reposted as shorts.
Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
there’s a hidden hall in ubikistan 👁
the only way in? find all 10 records
(I have said too much)
here’s your first door 🗝️ $UBIK
⭕️⭕️ 👉 ubikistan-open-centre.netlif…
Time for a market update even though things still look gloomy, especially given the war news.
Binance is reopening withdrawals in phases after the hack. They claim 95% of funds are safu, oh well.
The orange man is striking again. US military striking some Iranian island, while its midterms. We cannot catch a break fr.
On Base, the Denim upgrade will be live on Thursday. Basically even faster transactions, so we can all lose money at greater speed.
Robinhood Chain is still working on RWAs. Stocks are becoming collateral. Ondo Stocks are on the chain, Longbow lends USDG against them. Volumes are kinda depressed there too.
My watchlist is a disaster these days, but let’s still look at it.
$SIBYL: Sibyl Memory v0.10.0 is out, with one-command Grok Bot setup, Cursor support and links between memories. I have been playing a lot with Grok Bot and my Sibyl set up has been an integral part.
$TSC: the team showed a wallet-to-wallet call option on network difficulty traded for 0.9 TSC, no middleman. Still bullish on the inference meta, main play there.
$NET: continuous bleed, inline what happens on the chain. I will just persist and see how things evolve.
$CHOP: their NFT mint is near 70%, with big dollareees in the buyback and liquidity treasury. Mint closes Friday. I like the play, decent bag on Fomo.
$SURPLUS: have only teased this on my tg, but bought bag ahead of migration. Probably one of the only projects on Base with a real use case, the moment they add value accrual to the token I see this do well.
$SIL: interesting play, someone called it AirBnb for compute lol. Torch launch.
$VIBES: not much volume (as all of onchain) but they are going places with their new hackathon.
Still holding lots of other stuff, but highlighting few here. Stay safe and keep building. We will be winning again.
Not Bored kid 👾🧢 retweeted
North Korea testing missile warheads. A deadly plane crash in Florida. An emergency at a US nuclear facility.
Just another week on planet Earth.
Every day, thousands of events unfold across the world, and by the time we understand what’s happening, the next headline has already taken over.
The real edge isn’t getting the news first anymore. It’s understanding what comes next.
That’s why I’m paying close attention to ubik:native
The idea is simple: an autonomous system that watches the world, connects the dots and makes predictions before the outcomes are known.
Not another AI chatbot telling you what already happened.
Something that puts its intelligence to the test, with a track record anyone can look back on.
I think people are massively underestimating where agentic AI is heading.
Eventually, having autonomous agents working around the clock won’t be a luxury. It’ll be the standard.
And projects like ubik:native are going after that shift early.
Pretty bullish on where this is going
🤖 Made with AI
Time for another market update (great times, I know).
Rough week for majors and onchain. Bitcoin and ETH down over the last days, FOMC not bringing any relief either.
Icing on the top is me waking up this morning to the Binance exploit, presumably by North Korea. Billions were stolen and there is a feeling of doom on the timeline.
On the chain level, Base continues to ship, mostly around payments and agents. Denim hitting mainnet, Shopify letting eligible merchants accept USDC with zero gas for the customer and the FalconX USDC credit facility going live.
Robinhood had a busy week too. Onchain came up on the Q3 earnings call plus eight new token stocks went live. Sentiment is still mixed but I am betting it will come back.
Just some comments on selected projects on the watchlist:
$SIBYL: the team is building the graph structure into the plugin, and Sibyl Memory now works with LangGraph too. The plugin is also available for Grok Bot, I installed it myself a few days ago.
$TSC: new upgrade went live plus team did an apperance on MCG. Betting on the idea of decentralized inference.
$NET: Net Forge, their game engine, is now open source, with an MCP server so coding agents can build games on it directly. I think that the protocol will be one of the winners when Robin Hood is coming back.
$CHOP: crossed 100k TVL this week, with about 10% of supply wrapped. They also hit number 2 spot on MCG's trending list. Good protocol for this choppy market.
Anyway, I know times are tough. But markets will look better sooner or later again.

























