What can astronauts eat in space? Well, sometimes pizza. And chocolate cake! But also... liquid salt?

Most of the food on the International Space Station is either heat processed and ready to eat Or freeze-dried and just needs water. The lack of gravity makes assembling and eating food a bit harder…

It also means there’s certain foods they simply can’t bring! Any loose crumbs could float into equipment and damage it, so salt and pepper come in liquid form, and to avoid bread crumbs, they eat a lot of tortillas! Zero gravity also makes food behave weirdly...

As more people go to space, and for longer, we’ll need to find ways to effectively grow enough food with limited resources.

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March 22, 2024, 5:10

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Part 2 of my market update is now LIVE!

This one focuses SPECIFICALLY on altcoins including $CRV, $ETH, $TRAC, $HBAR, $XRP, $SOL, $QNT, and $AAVE but also gives you a general framework with which to evaluate ANY altcoin.

If you haven't seen Part 1 yet, which focuses exclusively on Bitcoin, I recommend watching that first. Links to BOTH parts will be posted below 👇

Part 1 (Bitcoin): youtu.be/xVxjLxyAXWQ
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January 28, 2024, 4:51

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The answer is YES, a HTF accumulation bottom is a "universal" structure that can be applied to ANY market HOWEVER, when it comes to crypto you have to make sure you're looking at a chart with COMPLETE price history.

For example, if you look at the complete chart history of $QNT this is what you see:

1. First off, we don't have an accumulation base with a deviation and reclaim of range lows- so already this is not the same structure as something like $CRV.

2. When looking at complete price history we can see QNT went from $1.40 in 2020 to over $430+ at it's peak just 1 year later, an over 300x rally off of it's bottom already, just in the last 5 years. Compare this to something like CRV that is still AT that same bottom over the last 5 years, not 50x above it.

3. $QNT is still "digesting" its 400x move and currently forming a "neutral" consolidation structure, which could theoretically break either way, rather than a bullish accumulation base at macro range lows.

4. $QNT has HTF support in the green zone right now but you can see we've been testing it for essentially the entire consolidation. This is very reminiscent of $BTC at the 6-12k consolidation before our breakdown to 3k back in 2018.

If I had to analyze this chart, I would expect one of two of the paths below to play out- meaning, ultimately, I would not be too interested in QNT until/unless we hit $15 ish.

This is why it's important to make sure you are seeing complete price history of any given asset.

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Was asked about if the chart pattern on $XRP, Silver, and now $CRV is applicable to other fundamentally sound alts "that are in similar chartwise positions as CRV" too. The user below then suggested $QNT as an example.

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A small sample of what will be included in Part 2 (altcoins) of the vids I am working on right now.

The people that are saying $CRV is dead today are the same ones who would have said Silver was "dead" at $4.89 and XRP was "dead" at 50 cents.

They would have faded both at high timeframe, macro bottoms, before some of the most aggressive expansion phases we have seen in years on both respective assets.

After forming an accumulation base over 4 years in it's own HTF range, $XRP ran 6x to range highs in under a month.

$CRV now looks to be wrapping up the final phase of it's own 5.5 year long accumulation base. How long do you think it will take to hit it's own range highs?

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