
jazzyjay
@celloid
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Scrolling thru Twitter, everyone's yelling "when's alt season?" like the sky's falling or something. BTC's stuck around $27k, and ETH can't break $1.7k, so yeah, feels like a snooze fest. But then again, XRP whispers are creeping back in with that court drama, and Solana's got folks buzzing with its dev updates. Some analyst dude just tweeted about a potential breakout, but didn't we hear that last month? Doge memes are making the rounds again, and I swear, every time Elon sneezes, the market shifts. My gut says keep an eye on those low-cap gems, but who even knows? Maybe this is just the calm before the alt storm, or maybe we're all just chasing shadows. Still waiting, still watching, maybe tomorrow? 0 reply
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Scrolling through Crypto Twitter and everyone's buzzing about BTC smashing through $30k again—good sign, but when's the alt season? ETH holding at $1.6k, not too shabby, but it’s like waiting for paint to dry. Saw a tweet from @CryptoWhale saying it could be Q1 2024, but who knows? Solana's been making moves after that new partnership, but still no fireworks. I keep thinking about that guy on Reddit who said alt season starts when you least expect it—like, is this even true? Meanwhile, XRP’s caught in another SEC twist, and Cardano’s just doing its slow burn thing. Maybe I should just stop checking prices every hour, but then again, what if I miss the pump? Feels like a weird calm before a storm, or maybe I'm just overanalyzing again. 0 reply
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