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That stablecoin log scale (inverted) is the greatest cheat code. If you don't take it seriously, I don't know the color of your madness.

It has NEVER failed or broken for almost a decade of its existence.

Tip: on that chart I posted above, if you look at the red box on your right hand side, it says 4.58%. That meter is more important than BTC dominance.

They're inverse of each other, but I find it more important and it's the first thing I look at when I open Tradingview.

Humans are naturally greedy or secretive.

Someone was talking about the stablecoin dominance chart in logarithmic scale and I saw this comment below. The person isn't happy he's talking about it. Honestly, YouTuber don't always talk about it.

How would that guy feel if I create share my own with the world since it's more detailed.

People should not be afraid of manipulation — just be prepared for the worst while hoping for the best.

Crypto is a blessing, especially BTC. Our problem is patience and strategy. When we manage to have this patience, we switch to greed — which is as bad as impatience.

Imagine if the white or Arab didn't demonize our African religion, how patient and contented we would've been as a people.

Forgiveness is the reason we're struggling as a nation.

You're addicted to gambling, stealing, mastürbation, FOMO, erratic trading against your rule, etc.

In the olden days, if you want to stop this, it's simple. You'll go to your family or community voodoo and make a vow, telling the gods that any day you do so-so and so, it should strike you d* ad.

Because we believe so much in these things back then, we won't dare go against it. There is no forgiveness and even if there is, it's a rigorous journey of different sacrifices with expensive or hard to find items.

Other religions came to Africa and promised us quick forgiveness if we can just confess and ask for it.

When you make forgiveness of crime or sin too easy, you're indirectly encouraging indiscipline and criminality. Nigeria political parties use this too. It doesn't matter your crime, just defect to the ruling party and you're forgiven — easy peasy.

Now, Africa is full of men without discipline or greed and are ready to commit heinous crimes because they know they can escape in one way or the other.

Imagine you're in a situation where going against your vow will lead to death, how serious and disciplined would you be? 100%.

"Lack of instant consequences is the mother of indiscipline."

So much freedom ruins a nation just as selective justice does.

What is a nation? The minds of the youths. If you destroy it, you've contaminated a nation.

The less you have, the eager you are to have it fast, because time is running, but sadly, the faster you lose the little you own to patient hands with strategy that know the difference between greed and patience.

maybet081:
Legend earlier you talked about QE being expected in June, (next month) please is it confirmed now.

News from the US projected June as the month, so I'm hopeful of that.

In history, Using USDC.D + USDT.D, we have only touched the middle and bottom once, and that was in No-DJ months of November and December, 2024 and early January, 2025.

Using only USDT dominance, we touched the middle, but not the bottom in Dec 2017, June 2019, Feb 2021 and the recent one of 2024/2025.

Currently, we are at the top of the channel. Will we go to middle and bottom? That I don't know, but all I know is, I entered a short last week at 105k when it touched the top.

If I notice it's going for the middle line, I'll hedge my short and enter another short when it hits the middle dotted line. I'll repeat till it gets to the bottom line.

Deep down, I know we may attempt the middle and it'll be used as a fake out to dump. I'm not betting on the bottom one — that's too extreme, but the middle, yes.

If you flip the USDT dominance chart into log scale, you'll see we have a long way to go to hit the dotted white or red line. The moment we hit any of those, especially around September, November or December, that's the final end.

BTC vs USDT/USDC: A Game of Opposites

Just as the opposite of a girl is a boy, and the opposite of a developed nation is Nigeria and India, everything has a counterpoint.

In crypto, the opposite of BTC isn’t ETH or DOGE — it’s USDT and USDC. When money exits BTC, it doesn’t vanish. It retreats to safety — to stablecoins.

This flow tells a story. BTC is risk. USDT/USDC is shelter. So, instead of watching BTC alone, watch what happens to USDT and USDC more.

When they rise, fear is up. When they fall, risk appetite returns. This inverse behavior is one of the strongest hidden signals in the entire market.

Watch the Dominance, Not Just the Price

Stablecoin dominance (like USDT.D on TradingView) is your compass. When BTC rises, USDT.D usually drops. When BTC tanks, USDT.D shoots up.

But here’s the key: USDT.D often tells the truth before BTC does. That’s why it's smarter to track stablecoins to catch tops and bottoms early, toggling the normal scale and the logarithmic scale.

You’re not just looking at prices — you’re reading capital behavior. The exits and entrances of money tell you where the crowd is going. The crowd always reveals its fear first through stablecoins, not through BTC itself.

The Three-Line Channel Rule

Draw a three-level trend channel on USDT.D. The top line is where USDT.D hits before a market top (which we have currently achieved at 107k) — money is all-in on risk.

The middle dotted line shows increasing FOMO and hopium.

The bottom line marks extreme FOMO and panic buy even though the fear and greed index will be at 89–98% at that time — this bottom line has historically hit only once. That time? A full market crash followed.

Each level acts like a "top" warning system. When USDT.D touches the bottom, prepare for an extreme top.

Apply This and Get Ahead

This isn't just theory — it's a working strategy. Study past bull runs and crashes. You'll see this channel gets hit like clockwork. Traders who ignore it rely on hope. Traders who watch it, prepare ahead. This is the inverse indicator most never learn to read.

In summary: BTC is the wave, but USDT/USDC is the tide. And the tide moves first. So always know where the money is hiding. If it’s rushing into stables, trouble’s brewing. If it’s leaving stables, a new wave may be coming.

Redoil:
i have come to realise that the Nigerian Security Network are working hard to stem the tide but i dont understand is that now matter how much effort they put it nigerians only hear the bad side of their success.
so sad

In this day and age, no matter the effort you put, as long as advanced technology is not involved, you can't win and never will — you can only try and when it fails them, they take bribe and end the case.

armadeo:
Are you expecting 110k?

No, but 108k. Though, if it goes to 110k today, it's a bull trap to catch headline and trick FOMOers, then it dumps. The daily / weekly volume is not enough yet.

If BTC dumps after hitting 110k, just know alts are dead. Currently at 106 to 107k.

Waiting for my regular 10% or at least 7%. It's now at 3.8%.

There are 10 things you should always monitor or must happen. I'll share 6 of them and maybe, some other time, we share the rest.

6 things that must happen every cycle

1. BTC dom. touching the sky
2. ETH going home
3. S&P500 and NASDAQ going home
4. Usd (tc) dom. touching log regression band
5. Wall of China touch
6. Alt going home

All the above have been achieved except 6. This means your alt isn't done with slow bleeding yet.

I know this post is painful, but I'm just being honest.

Just know that alt must go home and QE must start before altseason will happen. The periodic alt pumps we regularly experience is just benefit of being in a bullrun.

TheVillian:
Food is not the only reason we are alive. We are no longer in the stone age where you can treat yourself with just herbs and roots. There are serious sicknesses and diseases now. You can't cure appendix with dongoyaro leaves concoction neither can you treat Asthma with herbs nor treat a broken bone with propitiations.
Even during the stone age, there had always been people who didn't work on the farm.

If you had a truck load full of rice in your apartment, you can still die of something as simple as malaria, headache or stomach ache.

You are still alive because some people are in that same white collar category that you spoke ill of. I'm very sure you know that researches on formulation of drugs are not carried out on farmlands. Surgical equipments are not built by farmers.

As a matter of fact, if you're sick and there is no drug (that the people in white collar category manufactured). You will not be able to eat.

You said of what good is degree? And that you can invent things without degree or good English.

So you are saying someone who does not have a degree can perform surgeries and attend to serious illness and conduct chemotherapy?
One of the reasons people should have degree is for them to know the importance of having a degree.
You can never find someone who has a degree downplay it. Unless the ones who graduated with poor results.

And lemme tell you, food cannot be cheap in Nigeria. Because if food were cheap, it means agriculture produce is cheap and that's a loss to farmers.
The price of fertilizers are very exorbitant, pesticides and herbicides are very expensive. Workers now charge high rate.
Feeds are very expensive, treatment for livestocks and fishes are now very expensive


To plough a piece of land now is no child's play. Do you have an idea how much diesel it will cost to plough an acre of land?

After all these, you still expect farmers to sell at cheaper prices. Isn't that wickedness?

And you want many people to go into farming, how many people can afford these things. And even if they could, the more they buy the more expensive it becomes and at the end of the day, farmers will still dap a loss.

The only thing that can make food sale at cheaper prices in Nigeria is if the government subsidizes the price of food. How?

They should either buy directly from farmers at higher prices and resell into the market at lower prices or they should be in charge of providing food for the citizens. And we both know the latter can never be possible because we all know how a certain individual converted Operation Feed The Nation into his own personal treasury.

I read your first line and didn't see a need to read everything.

Food comprises of water, drink, fruit and everything from soil.

Food is the only reason you're alive. Every other thing is distraction and attraction = man made.

Let's go 10 years without consuming something that comes from the soil and see if you won't find yourself in your grave with all your degrees and technology.

No need to argue.

DFPS:
I admire your writing skills; you and one other guy are the only comments I always look forward to reading in this thread.

Can you consider being a writer? Even if you're writing nonsense, people might still be willing to buy or subscribe to your book

Consider being a writer? No, I haven't. People told me it's hard to be a writer, so I never gave it a try.

From the image above, the 2008 crash was the reason BTC was created.

Verbtips:
please do you have smc pdf 🙏🙏🙏

No

If you build you strategy around disaster/crash, you'll make more money than building it around hopium.

And this will help you benefit from both ways and also build your patience. Black swan won't catch you off guard because it's what your strategy is all about.

We are complaining of Fulani herdsmen and crime rate, but guess what? There are billionaires who built their most profitable businesses around such scenarios and are even willing to sponsor the herdsmen for the menace to continue forever.

From 2024 down, no body thought Man City would be this low on the table. I don't follow football that much cuz it's a distraction, but I just wanted to use it as an example to let you know that coin you think can never fall to so-so price, can actually do it and even lower — it's just a matter of time and disastrous news.

Also, that coin can pump to the moon and change your life. So, it's good to plan for both directions.

Houseontherock1:
You and I know they are potential terrorists

Of course we know, but sometimes, you just have to pretend or think positively of people.

Zooposki:
They must recruit from katsina, inspite of all the jobless lagos boys? Sanwo olu, how many times did I call you?

He can recruit from anywhere, I don't care, as long as they don't become terrorists or b omb the company.

When they took $100M from Dangote for land, didn't they know Dangote also has the right on who to employ?

9.9/10

Free for life.

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Firebox123:
sheybe one person for here talk say e go hit $200k on Friday

Nothing is impossible. If they believe it, it'll happen, if market makers and institutions approve it.

There is nothing new in BTC. It's all the same with just 20% twist. The other 80% is the same since 2009.

Below is 2022 to 2026 trend channel and it's been respecting it. Since 90% of people are bullish, it may go back to retest the channel or even repeat 2020 COVID crash.

People who want to succeed in crypto build systems and strategies and they spend time perfecting them while controlling their emotions to go against their systems.


When you trade with the bigger picture in mind, you're no longer a trader, but Warren Buffett Jr., a strategic investor.

The market rewards a diligent and patient specialist.

Money will never run, it can only be delayed — always remember that. If you chase it, then it runs.

Revealpanda:
This Igbo boy is blessed

Victor is an Igbo boy from Igbanke Edo state

His mother was my primary school headmistress

When a state in the Niger Delta is in trouble, like when they kî lled bandits in Edo and the North vowed to retaliate, Igbos said, "We are not one, go and fight your battle." But when it's good news, you'll hear, "Rivers is Igbo, Edo is Igbo, Delta is Igbo, etc."

I don't like getting involved in tribal discuss, but my question is, why are some of you like this? You only claim people when it's progressive and run when they're in trouble.

What's going on in the market? 2 things.

1. USDT + USDC dominance on normal scale is at the bottom of a 7+ year trendline. Meaning: Anyone who entered a long at 74k should sell at least 70% now at 104.7k

2. If you switch the USDT and USDC dominance chart into log scale, it's no longer in a trendline, but at that exact place it was in February, 2020, before it crashed in March 2020.

So, there are two options. Either 2020 will repeat itself so that every long trade will be flushed out for the market to refresh and we experience a real cycle which will end in Nov or December or it pumps to a new ATH and end it all in June/July (left translated).

The best thing is to be prepared for both, but a reset is good.

Also, volume is a little weak too. Since everyone is so eager and hopeful, I'm preparing for the worst while hoping for the best.

We're in a bull market, but USD dominance is giving an indecision signal on log scale and sell/short in normal scale.

For me, I shorted and ready to lose it if it decides to pump.

Everyone with their strategy, but I'm confident in this.

9japride:
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Nice, were can I find that channel like indicator image you attached?

Manually done using the curve icon.

USDT dominance is showing the exact characteristics it showed in COVID crash, hence I'm holding my 104k and 105k shorts, which the market has dumped to 101k at the time of writing this.

Note, using the USDT strategy, I have 4 shorts to take. I have taken 1, and I'm expecting the market to pump to liquidate me, but it seems correction is on its mind at the moment.

All I'm trying to say is, I have spotted COVID 19 crash pattern, currently playing out on the chart. Any negative news, we're in soup and heading straight to 70k - 60k region.

Preparation is key. Honestly, I wanted to post this hours ago, but I didn't want to scare anyone.

Below is USDT dominance logarithmic view inverted scale of 2020 ans 2025. Same pattern.

The market does the opposite of what majority expects.

I wouldn't mind teaching you guys how to draw this USDT dominance line below and label it, because it's either the most important chart or second most important in crypto after BTC dominance.

After studying it severally, it gave me a whole new level of confidence. With it, you don't even need to follow the news, but know the season of the cycle we're in. I have never felt such a relief. It's the chart I check first when I open Tradingview.

Even though USDC and other stablecoins have taken some market shares, it still works 100% and has been 100% accurate in predicting market top and bottom.

I hate how people underrate and neglect this approach, yet it's the most or second most powerful in the space.

THE 48 LAWS OF SURVIVAL

MINDSET & CHARACTER

1. Master Yourself Before You Master Anything.

2. Stay Calm—The Calmest Mind Controls the Storm.

3. Discipline Is Greater Than Motivation.

4. Adapt Fast or Become Obsolete.

5. Live With Purpose or Die Chasing Distractions.

6. Control Your Emotions or Be Controlled.

7. Be Ruthlessly Honest With Yourself.

8. Your Reputation Is Currency—Guard It With Your Life.

9. Always Be Learning—Ignorance Is Death in Disguise.

10. Think Long-Term Even When Under Pressure.

PHYSICAL & HEALTH

11. Protect Your Body—It’s Your Only Real Vehicle.

12. Train Like You’ll Fight—Strong Body, Strong Mind.

13. Eat Like You Respect Yourself.

14. Prioritize Sleep—Exhaustion Dulls Your Edge.

15. Master Pain—It’s the Entrance Fee to Greatness.

16. Avoid Addictions—Even Small Chains Tighten Over Time.

SOCIAL & STRATEGIC

17. Move in Silence—Let Actions Reveal Your Power.

18. Know When to Speak and When Silence Wins.

19. Build Alliances But Trust Sparingly.

20. Read People Better Than They Read Themselves.

21. Never Show All Your Cards.

22. Be a Mirror—Let Others Reveal Themselves.

23. Understand Power Games—Or Be a Pawn in One.

24. Leverage Value, Not Begging.

25. Reputation Attracts or Repels—Shape It Intentionally.

26. Protect Your Family—Nothing More Sacred.

MONEY & SURVIVAL

27. Control Your Money or It Will Control You.

28. Have Multiple Streams (iGLEBOSS) or Stay Vulnerable

29. Invest in Assets, Not Liabilities.

30. Save Ruthlessly—Spend Strategically.

31. Money Buys Options, Not Worth.

32. Never Rely on the Government or One Person.

33. Learn to Sell—Everything Is Sales.

34. Financial Independence Equals Freedom.

MASCULINITY & LEGACY

35. Lead or Be Led—Make the Choice.

36. Be Dangerous but Disciplined.

37. Fathers Create Nations—Build Legacy.

38. Control Sexual Energy—Transmute, Don’t Waste.

39. Chase Mastery, Not Validation.

40. Be Stoic—Not Cold, But Unshakable.

41. Forge Brotherhoods—Lone Wolves Die First, But Be a Lone Wolf If Trust or Safety Is an Issue.

SPIRITUAL & PHILOSOPHICAL

42. Live Like You’ll Die Tomorrow—But Build Like You’ll Live Forever.

43. Honor God or Principles Bigger Than You, Maybe, Nature or Your Ancestors.

44. Gratitude is a Weapon Against Entitlement.

45. Meditate to Master Inner Chaos.

46. Accept Death—Then You’ll Truly Live.

47. Give Without Expectation—It’s Power Beyond Transaction.

48. Forgive Quickly Or Pay Back Slowly— But Never Forget the Lesson.

@TheVillian, you made some salient points, but what I can tell you is, food is the only reason you're alive, not degrees.

It's good to have a degree, but what did most people with degrees invent or produce?

You can survive and even invent things without degrees and without knowing how to speak English.

Food sufficiency is the greatest wealth, not money. If you indulge in nature, you won't even need a hospital.

Anyway, I like some of your points, but I still stand on my post.

A working country must have food sufficiency and zero tolerance to corruption. India may have food, but they tolerate corrupt just like Nigeria, hence their woes.

If I Were Satan and I Wanted to Destroy Africa, Here’s Exactly What I’d Do

Recorded by voice, transcribed to text by AI.

If I were Satan, and my mission was to destroy Africa—not with fire or war, but with something more permanent—I would not use obvious weapons. I would simply attack their roots, their food, their minds, and ultimately, their faith.

First, I would convince African parents that school is superior to farming—that farming is for failures, for villagers, for the unclean and uneducated. I’d glamorize degrees over dirt, papers over produce. I’d plant the belief that unless you are a graduate, you are nothing.

Then I’d make sure their children grow up despising the soil that once fed their ancestors. I’d make them chase certificates, not skills. I’d ensure every household glorifies education—not for enlightenment, but for ego. Everyone must become a "graduate" even if they graduate into unemployment. I’d redefine success as suits, offices, and air conditioners—not seeds, seasons, and harvests.

Food is power. So I would sever Africa’s connection to it.

Once they abandon farming, they’ll become slaves to food prices. I’ll make them labor endlessly in cities, chasing salaries that are barely enough to cover rent, let alone a basket of groceries. They will exchange 8 hours of work for food they could have grown in their backyard.

To ensure the disconnect becomes permanent, I’ll fill their heads with status-driven delusions—that digging the ground is beneath them. I’d stir ego, pride, and classism, convincing them that returning to farm life means failure. And yet 90% of their expenses will be on what comes from that very soil.

I would hijack the education system too—turning it into a factory that mass-produces empty minds with inflated egos. Let them memorize theory without wisdom, get degrees in fields irrelevant to their community’s needs, and spend their youth chasing “white-collar” jobs that barely exist.

Meanwhile, I would corrupt the youth. In schools, I’d introduce cultism, normalize prostitution, elevate shallow celebrity lifestyles, and wrap it all up in the name of “freedom.” By the time they’re 25, many will be spiritually empty, financially broke, morally lost, and physically exhausted.

If some of them awaken and dare to go back to the land, I won’t rest. I’ll send insurgents. I’ll create conflict zones. I’ll fund bandits and armed groups to raid their farms, kill their hope, and burn their crops. I’ll make rural life unsafe so they flee back to cities, where I chain them to corporate slavery and rising food prices.

Now that I’ve cornered them economically, I’ll monopolize food production. I’ll buy thousands of hectares of land through shell companies. I’ll fund massive agribusinesses controlled by outsiders. My associates and I will become the only ones capable of feeding the nation.

And to make the pain complete, I’ll manipulate fuel prices. Since modern agriculture and food transport depend on fuel, I’ll collaborate with oil cartels to raise prices. As transportation costs rise, so will food prices. But salaries? They’ll remain stagnant. The average African will be crushed under the weight of rising costs, earning just enough to survive but never enough to break free.

Now, let me weaponize religion.

Africans are deeply spiritual, so I will twist that gift into a cage. I’ll flood their airwaves with pastors and imams who preach only miracles—not discipline, not work, not strategy. I’ll make religion emotional, not transformational.

Let them spend hours in prayer, but never touch a hoe.

Let them fast for financial breakthrough, but never learn a skill.

Let them wait on divine harvests while ignoring the laws of sowing and reaping.

Let them cry out to God while the real solutions—discipline, planning, agriculture, innovation—lie ignored at their feet.

I’ll convince them that poverty is spiritual warfare, not economic mismanagement. That prosperity is only for the lucky or the “anointed.” I’ll make them sow seeds into mega-churches while their own soil lies fallow. I will keep them spiritually high but physically hungry.

Eventually, the society will decay. With no food sovereignty, no economic control, and a misplaced sense of faith, crime will rise. Depression will rise. Young men will steal, young women will sell themselves, and everyone will blame the devil, not the system I’ve built.

They’ll turn to governments for help—but I’ll already control them.

I will devalue their currency so that no matter how hard they work, they will never have enough. They’ll fight over tribal lines, over politics, over religion—never realizing that their real enemy is their disconnection from the soil, their false sense of progress, and their blind worship of Western lifestyles.

Even a man driving a Lamborghini cannot survive four months without food.

But by then, I will have succeeded.

They will beg me to feed them… from the very land they abandoned.

And that, my friend, is how I would enslave Africa without chains.