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Not concerned with the dip in alts today. It was a sensible sell off considering how much everything has gained recently. The most important thing is BTC held strong. Alts will bounce soon enough, even harder than their last leg up. Patience pays. Be more bullish.

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Welcome to the New Normal 🚨 One of the most surreal aspects of financial markets since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis is that bitcoiners were right. Not in a "I told you so" way, but rather how broken the market has been since the government decided to implement the QE playbook at every downturn. Everywhere you look you can see someone stuck in the old world yelling and screaming about valuations and frothiness. "This stock is overvalued." "That stock is overvalued." "The market is going to crash next week." These folks are looking at today's data and comparing it to historic data when the world ran on a gold standard. They don't realise that historic valuations matter less today because we have a dollar being inflated away, a government that has outlawed prolonged market corrections, and a retail investor base trained to buy every dip. The most dangerous words in finance are "this time is different." That is until something is actually different. And the biggest change in our lifetime to financial markets is how manipulated they have become. In a weird way, true risk has been removed from the market when you evaluate it holistically. Could individual stocks go down over time? Of course. But is there a single person in the world that believes the S&P 500 is not going to be higher in a decade? How about in 5 years? What about 3 years? I am sure there is someone out there who has lost their mind and honestly believes the doomsday scenario, but we have a scientific term for those people — clinically insane. They should go get their brains checked out. The United States of America has constructed the greatest economy in human history. We have built an environment conducive to creating shareholder value over the last few decades. Publicly traded companies have a persistent tailwind at their back because the currency their stock is denominated in will be devalued at an accelerated rate. Remember, the US dollar has lost about 30% of its purchasing power in the last 5 years. Gold is outperforming the S&P 500 over the last decade. These are not normal things. And they signal the fact that stocks are going up forever over the long-run. It doesn't matter what your crazy uncle tells you about yesteryear. The market is broken. We have engineered a situation where the government is essentially guaranteeing asset owners will always win. They won't let stock market investors fail in mass. That would spell the death of the US economy and there is no one in Washington that is going to sit around while that happens. The market stared down our fearful leaders and the politicians and central bankers blinked in 2008. It was game over from that day forward. The market is going up. Bitcoin and gold are going up even more. Central banks will print money until they destroy their currencies. And all you have to do is get long and chill. It is really that simple. Bitcoiners have been screaming about this for 15 years. Now the rest of the market is starting to catch on to the joke. Eventually even the last remaining bears will capitulate too. If they don't, they will continue to sit on the sidelines waiting for the big crash that will never come. There is a saying in the bitcoin world that goes "Bitcoin will stop going up when they stop printing money." Since they will never stop, bitcoin won't stop either. But the same is true of stocks and gold. Welcome to the new normal. Make sure you act accordingly.

I wanted to share some thoughts on the distinct narratives of Bitcoin and Ethereum, as this distinction is crucial for Ethereum stakeholders. Bitcoin’s narrative advantage is straightforward: it stems from being first. By virtue of being first, Bitcoin is the default, the flag bearer for crypto. It will always hold that distinction, and therefore always derive branding advantages from it. Ethereum also has a claim to being first as the original, fully generalizable smart contract platform. However, that narrative isn’t as compelling as Bitcoin’s simpler "first decentralized currency" branding. Ethereum’s primary narrative, the one that drives most of its value, is that it is the "everything protocol": the world computer. The idea of Ethereum as a single protocol capable of handling all types of economic and digital activity has greater potential for accruing value, but this potential is heavily dependent on Ethereum’s actual adoption levels and economic activity. Currently, Ethereum is experiencing the type of adoption that strongly supports this narrative. Two areas in particular stand out: First, Ethereum has emerged as the default base layer for various independent execution protocols, especially rollup-based networks. The overwhelming majority of these protocols are built on Ethereum, creating a powerful network effect for Ethereum as a settlement and data availability layer. The ceiling for adoption here is practically unlimited, constrained only by data availability, which remains relatively inexpensive. This is not even a hard constraint, as Ethereum Execution Protocols can utilize Ethereum’s security even while relying on external data availability layers. Second, Ethereum is seeing significant promise through the modularization of its native asset, ETH, via the EigenLayer protocol. EigenLayer enables ETH to secure virtually any type of electronic or internet-based protocol. Most promisingly, EigenLayer, with its ETH-secured AVSs (Autonomous Verifiable Services), are now the fastest-growing project in the blockchain space, measured by monthly active developers. However, certain areas remain concerning. Last year, Solana temporarily took the lead from Ethereum in terms of DEX volume. Ethereum has since reclaimed that position, but the fact that centralized chains can achieve very high throughput has allowed them to gain adoption in specific low-value economic activities. The comparative lack of decentralization has indeed handicapped these competitors, making them less trustworthy for high-value use cases. As a result, Ethereum commands the vast majority of total value locked and adoption of real-world assets: applications where security matters most. Still, Ethereum stakeholders should not underestimate the importance of second-order effects arising from low-value economic activities like DEX volume. Complacency in this area could gradually erode Ethereum’s dominance, potentially weakening its overall narrative. Fortunately, Ethereum’s leadership appears aware of this risk. The focus on modular scalability through the rollup-centric roadmap is now combined with renewed efforts to rapidly scale mainnet-executed transactions via the recently announced ZKL1 roadmap. This initiative is extremely promising. The intent of this post is not to urge the leadership: they clearly recognize the importance of total dominance in onchain activity. Rather, it’s a reminder for all Ethereum stakeholders: achieving and maintaining dominance in onchain economic activity is essential to fulfilling Ethereum’s full narrative and market potential.

Cramer didn't say $SOL Bullish SOL and all Solana tokens