Mala retweeted
🚨 IF YOU’RE UNDER 60, YOU HAVE TO PAY ATTENTION
The next 6-12 months are the most important months of your financial life.
Because the market is setting up the greatest wealth transfer in history.
First, stocks will explode into a final blow-off top.
Then, crypto will enter the kind of rally that makes people believe the cycle will never end.
And right when everyone becomes convinced they’re rich...
The recession hits.
This is where fortunes will be made AND destroyed.
The next 6-12 months will create a RECORD number of millionaires.
DON’T WASTE TIME.
Most people will still miss it.
They’ll hesitate when they should buy. FOMO when they should sell.
Opportunities like this are extremely rare.
If you’re reading this now, you’re not late.
I don’t just track price.
I track sentiment.
And I’m telling you now:
You’re still early.
But not for much longer.
Reminder: I’ve called all the market tops and bottoms for the last 15 years, including the Bitcoin bottom at $16,000 and the top at $126,000.
The next call will be even more important. I’ll post it here publicly like I always do.
Turn notifications on. If you’re not following yet, you’ll understand why that was a mistake later.
Mala retweeted
This is why I tell everyone to check Global Fees Paid before buying a memecoin.
Look at this chart.
It ran to 140K+ market cap...
Then completely nuked.
The warning was there the whole time:
Total Fees Paid: 7.89 SOL.
That's way too low for a coin that reached that valuation.
Every real buy and sell generates fees.
If a coin has a huge market cap but barely any fees, it usually means the volume wasn't organic.
Teams can inflate charts with bundled transactions while spending very little on fees.
My rule of thumb:
• Near graduation: 8+ SOL in fees
• Graduated: 10+ SOL minimum
• Around 1–2 SOL in fees for every 10K market cap
This chart peaked around 150K MC with less than 8 SOL in total fees.
That was a massive red flag.
Stop chasing market cap.
Start checking the fees.
It'll keep you out of more rugs than almost anything else.
Mala retweeted
Good morning everyone.
I’ve been seeing a lot of hate and negative comments, so I want to address a few things.
Since day one, I’ve done everything I promised. I bought back $25k with my own money, took a $23k loss, and invested heavily into marketing because I genuinely believe in this project.
When I shared $PATIENCE, it was around a $200k market cap. We reached a $1.2M ATH. The opportunity was there.
What I can’t control is how people trade. If you refuse to take profits because you’re waiting for 10x or 100x, that’s not something I can change. Every trade comes with risk, and everyone is responsible for their own decisions.
I’m going to keep building and doing my part. Thanks to everyone who’s still here supporting the project. 🤝
Mala retweeted
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Mala retweeted
🚨 SPACEX FELL 50% - EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED
I told you this drop was coming.
SpaceX is now down almost ~50% from its peak.
The $SPCX falling right now is actually the part I've been waiting for.
Everyone's screaming "failed IPO."
They're right about the price and wrong about what it means.
Here's what's actually happening:
~5% of SpaceX floats.
The rest unlocks in waves - 20% after Q2 earnings, then tranches through November.
Each wave dumps supply onto a stock that already stopped buying at $225.
That's the mechanic crushing it.
Not the company.
The plumbing.
And yes - the bears have real points.
Japan landed a reusable rocket.
Flight 13 slipped.
The valuation is stretched.
That's exactly why this keeps bleeding through every unlock.
But watch what happens on the other side.
Once the float is fat and the last locked shares hit the tape, the supply overhang is gone.
No more forced sellers.
That's the moment the sellers run dry - and that's when real size steps in, not before.
Institutions don't buy the hype at $225.
They buy the exhaustion after the final unlock, when the timeline has already left for dead.
The unlock schedule is the whole map.
I'm not buying yet.
The best entry of 2026 is on the far side of these waves. You'll know the moment I move.
NFA. Notifications on.
Sorry, but you WILL regret not following me earlier.
🚨 SPACEX WILL RETIRE US ALL
Everyone's panicking that SPACEX just closed below its IPO price.
Rocket Lab did the exact same thing.
Then it ran 37x.
RKLB debuted near $10.
Fell under $4.
Spent almost two years below its debut price while the timeline called it dead money.
That was the entry. $4 → $150.
But here's what nobody tells you about this pattern:
The accumulation box on this chart is TWO YEARS wide.
That's why you'll miss it.
It's not a dip you buy on Tuesday.
It's a phase so long and boring it outlasts your conviction.
Retail needs a reason to hold.
Institutions just need a price.
SpaceX just entered that box.
Chart below. Same script, faster clock.
NFA. Notifications on.
You might regret not following me in 1 month
Mala retweeted
He’s 100 years old.
He fought in a war that most of us today can barely imagine.
He saw his friends, many just boys, go off to fight and never return.
He’s carried those memories for a lifetime.
And recently, on live television, he broke down and asked a question no veteran should ever have to ask, “Was it worth it”
When the men who sacrificed everything for freedom now look at the state of their country and wonder if that sacrifice still matters, it should make all of us stop and think.
Remembrance isn’t just a poppy on a lapel or a minute of silence once a year.
It’s a responsibility, to honour their legacy by protecting the values and freedoms they fought for.
Our culture.
Our freedoms.
Our sense of community and national identity.
If we stop respecting those things, if tradition loses meaning, if honour and pride are dismissed as outdated, then we risk forgetting what they stood for.
We don’t honour the fallen by remembering them once a year, we honour them by living in a way that keeps their sacrifices meaningful.
By standing up for our country, our values, and our way of life.
He wasn’t crying out of weakness.
He was crying because he remembers the cost of forgetting.
