Coin Post – Money, Investments, Bitcoin
Simple, plain, and fast crypto digests. Since 2017 Russian version: @Coin_Post Editor: @Alex_CoinPost Advertising: @CoinPost_Agency Chat: https://t.me/+RF8rIdYNr4dmNTQy Creator: @K_Capitan
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Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 270 219 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 04 July, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -11 502 over the last 30 days and by -343 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
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- Post reach: On average, each post receives 1 258 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 695 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 23.
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“Simple, plain, and fast crypto digests. Since 2017
Russian version: @Coin_Post
Editor: @Alex_CoinPost
Advertising: @CoinPost_Agency
Chat: https://t.me/+RF8rIdYNr4dmNTQy
Creator: @K_Capitan”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 05 July, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Cryptocurrencies category.
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| 2 | Free AI videos with native audio 🤩
I found a pretty useful AI tool – Dola. It gives free daily access to Seedance 2.0 and turns a simple prompt into a complete short video with visuals, movement and sound. This is especially useful for testing content ideas before spending money on filming or editing
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For better results, describe the subject, camera movement, lighting, mood and audio style in the prompt.
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#AI | 753 |
| 3 | Bearish sentiment is everywhere 🐻
Fear & Greed is back near extreme lows, and everyone is waiting for the next pump.
But here’s the scenario I’d actually like to see play out:
🔺 BTC rallies into the $67k FVG
🔺 10-14 days of distribution
🔺 Drop back below $58k
🔺 Flush toward $47k
🔺 Final bottom test in the $37k-$45k zone
A lot of traders think the bear market is already over. I’m not convinced. The final capitulation may still be ahead – and only then would the real move begin.
How do you see BTC playing out from here? 🤔 | 782 |
| 4 | 💾 On Polymarket, markets priced at 90%+ often look like easy money. The outcome feels obvious, the probability looks almost guaranteed, and the trade seems low-risk. But this is exactly where beginners get trapped.
A market priced at 90¢ simply means traders are pricing in roughly a 90% chance of it happening. Here’s what people often miss 👇
✅ 90% is not a guarantee
Each winning share settles at $1. Buying YES at $0.90 gives you $0.10 profit if you’re right, but you lose the full $0.90 if you’re wrong. One bad trade can wipe out the gains from nine winners
✅ Check the spread
The spread is the gap between the best buy and sell prices. A market may show 90%, but you could be buying at 92¢ and selling at 87¢. In low-liquidity markets, spread and slippage can eat most of your edge
✅ Read the exact wording
"Announced," "approved," "signed" and "takes effect" are different outcomes. Dates, time zones, and words like "before" or "by" can completely change the bet
✅ Check the resolution rules
Know which source decides the result and what happens if the event is delayed or disputed. You are trading the written rules, not the headline
✅ Liquidity matters
A position may look profitable, but you might not be able to exit without moving the price
Before buying, ask yourself:
🔠 What exactly must happen?
🔠 By what deadline?
🔠 Who confirms it?
🔠 Can I exit easily?
🔠 Is the reward worth the risk?
📌 Save this before your next "guaranteed" bet
#FAQ | 834 |
| 5 | The market keeps adding more bullish fuel, helping BTC continue to play out my forecast 👏
🟠 BTC pushed above $62k after June jobs data came in weaker than expected, lowering the odds of a Fed rate hike. Traders also pushed their expectations for the next hike further out – from October toward December.
🩸 Meanwhile, US stocks completely reversed: around $1.3T was wiped out from the day’s highs, the S&P 500 dropped 1.5%, and the Nasdaq crashed 3% as tech stocks got destroyed.
So for now, there’s still room for BTC to move higher – unless the market throws another round of FUD at us
Come on, admit it – who was loading up on longs? 💹 | 815 |
| 6 | Stock trades by US presidents while in office since 1990:
Trump really is the crypto president 😂
So when does he start pumping our bags? 😠 | 810 |
| 7 | Tesla has started testing its first production Cybercab on public roads in Austin – a two-seat robotaxi with no steering wheel and no pedals
🤩🤩 Cybercab is being built at Giga Texas, with a target price of under $30,000
The car comes with a sleek aerodynamic body, narrow tires to reduce energy loss and upward-opening doors. It runs entirely on Tesla’s vision-only self-driving software, with a safety monitor sitting in the passenger seat.
👀 Musk also claims Tesla could eventually produce one Cybercab every five seconds – which would completely reset expectations for car manufacturing speed
Honestly, sitting inside one must feel pretty strange. No wheel, no pedals… your brain probably doesn’t even register it as a normal car anymore 😅 | 965 |
| 8 | Well, BTC spent some time around $58K, even tagged $57,750, and then moved back above – playing out exactly as I wrote on Monday 🟠
And the market found its reason to bounce: the Fed chair struck a positive tone during his speech at the forum in Portugal, sending stocks and metals higher across the board.
Yeah… I guess all these years in the market have paid off. I still read BTC pretty well.
Must be a whale – no other explanation 😏
🐳🐳🐳 | 944 |
| 9 | Look at this fractal I found 👆
The white candles show the full dot-com cycle – the boom, the peak, and the collapse.
And honestly, the way it lines up with today’s AI-driven market is a little unsettling.
➡️ Back in 2000, Cisco and Intel were among the biggest beneficiaries of the internet infrastructure boom. Companies rushed to buy chips, networking equipment, and everything needed to build the new digital economy.
Then demand slowed, orders dried up, and the companies supplying the boom were hit the hardest.
➡️ This time, it’s Nvidia and the broader AI infrastructure trade. The buildout is still accelerating for now, but the real risk begins when spending eventually peaks while market expectations remain sky-high.
Different era. Same excitement. Same massive capex cycle.
History never repeats perfectly, but this chart definitely rhymes. Then again, who knows – maybe this time really is different… 🤔 | 911 |
| 10 | 😲 Wow, native Hyperliquid charts are now available directly on TradingView, including HIP-3 markets!
For me, this is a really useful upgrade – I can analyze Hyperliquid price action with all my usual TradingView tools and compare it with the rest of the market without constantly switching between platforms.
Much cleaner and way more convenient 🔥 | 1 022 |
| 11 | Markets are losing their minds today 🤯
US JOLTS job openings came in hotter than expected: 7.594M vs 7.30M expected. That suggests labor demand is holding up – and the US stock market added almost $500B in value
🟠 Meanwhile, BTC dropped to $58k and remains under pressure as expectations of higher US rates weigh on risk assets and the dollar keeps strengthening. The market is also digesting a potential $1.25B BTC sale by Strategy and the approaching EU MiCA licensing deadline
Honestly, I miss the days when Bitcoin cycles felt simple:
🐻 One bear year
🐂 One bull year
BTC went up, and we just enjoyed the altcoin gains.
Now crypto is fully tied to traditional finance – and everything is pure chaos 😈 | 1 006 |
| 12 | Battle of the influencers: $45k or a green July? ❓
📉 DaVinci Jeremie
DaVinci believes the bottom is getting close, but BTC could still lose another 20% and move toward $45k while leveraged positions keep getting liquidated and weak hands exit the market
🔠 He is already buying spot in small amounts every day and avoids leverage for long-term positions. His plan is to keep averaging down and wait for the bounce that should follow once the leverage flush is over
📈 Crypto Rover
Rover expects July to be green, with BTC seeing a relief rally first. His view is based on 13 years of seasonality, while the record 11M BTC currently held at a loss suggests the final bottom is also getting close
🔠 He is already DCAing spot, but saves his main $20M leveraged long for the $47k-$58k range, with heavier buying below $50k. He may also enter earlier if funding turns deeply negative and too many traders start shorting BTC
Whose scenario plays out?
🔥 DaVinci – BTC can still reach $45k
🐳 Rover – green July comes first | 1 101 |
| 13 | X is full of posts today about a possible BTC death cross on the weekly chart ☠️
🧠 Just remember: this is a lagging indicator. By the time the lines cross, part of the downside has usually already played out. And it hasn’t confirmed yet – a bounce or enough sideways action could still delay it or prevent it from forming altogether.
Even if it does happen, I’d expect another leg lower rather than an instant apocalypse. That would still fit my scenario of BTC visiting roughly $48k later in this cycle.
🟠 Locally, the market already looks ready for some relief. I’d like to see at least a small move higher from here. BTC could first sweep the $57k-$58k area and then bounce – or simply start moving up without making another low 💹
@Coin_Post | 1 158 |
| 14 | SOL is down around 76% from its all-time high, Pump.fun revenue has collapsed, and Solana’s meme coin engine is running out of fuel 🚀
But while retail attention moved elsewhere, the network quietly crossed major adoption milestones, attracted institutional players, and started fixing the reliability problem that haunted it for years.
The chain looks stronger. The chart doesn’t 🙅♂️
In the new video, I break down whether Solana’s activity is actually as bullish as it looks, what could trigger another major drop, and the exact levels I’m watching for accumulation and profit-taking.
👇 Full breakdown is on YT
📹 WATCH HERE | 1 296 |
| 15 | You often ask me where I track the metrics I mention in the channel. So here’s a cheat sheet with the ones I use most:
📊 Market structure
🔺 BTC Dominance: BTC’s share of the total crypto market. Rising BTC.D usually means capital is favoring Bitcoin over alts
🔺 TOTAL3: the total crypto market cap excluding BTC and ETH. One of the cleanest ways to track the broader altcoin market
🔺 Altcoin Season Index: checks how many top alts have outperformed BTC over the past 90 days. It signals altseason when 75% of the top 50 beat Bitcoin
📈 Leverage and positioning
🔺 Open Interest: the total value of open futures positions. Fast OI growth usually means more leverage and a higher risk of liquidations
🔺 Funding Rate: shows which side of the market is crowded. Positive funding means longs pay shorts; negative funding means shorts pay longs
🔺 Liquidation Heatmap: estimates the price zones where leveraged positions may get wiped out. Useful for spotting potential liquidity magnets
📈 Sentiment and macro
🔺 Fear & Greed Index: a quick 0-100 market sentiment gauge, from extreme fear to extreme greed
🔺 Global Liquidity / M2: tracks money supply across major economies. Expanding liquidity is usually good for risk assets, although the effect can come with a lag
🔺 Fed Rate Expectations: shows the market-implied odds of future Fed rate moves. Easier policy expectations usually support risk appetite; tighter policy does the opposite
📌 Save this list and use it whenever you need a quick market check. Drop a 🐳 if it was useful
#FAQ | 1 358 |
| 16 | OpenAI just unveiled GPT-5.6 and says its top model can go head-to-head with Claude Mythos.
The lineup:
☀️ Sol – the smartest and most expensive model for complex reasoning, coding and research
🌍 Terra – close to GPT-5.5 performance at roughly half the price
🌚 Luna – a fast and affordable option for simple, high-volume tasks
On the ExploitBench cybersecurity test, Sol performed competitively with Claude Mythos Preview while using around 3× fewer output tokens. It could find software vulnerabilities and build parts of an exploit, but couldn’t autonomously turn them into a complete working attack.
Access is limited to a small group of trusted partners for now, reportedly at the request of the US government. A broader rollout is planned in the coming weeks.
Sol, Terra, Luna… someone at OpenAI definitely survived the 2021 bull market 😄 | 1 207 |
| 17 | Crypto had a seriously rough week...
Around $5B got wiped out across the market in just a few days – mostly longs ❌
Would be nice to see BTC catch a small relief bounce here. Just hoping Trump keeps the weekend quiet and doesn’t drop another headline that sends it lower 😅
Meanwhile, SOL is holding up surprisingly well – and is somehow still green on the week
@Coin_Post | 1 226 |
| 18 | I’ve been using Claude Artifacts for a while now, and it’s one of the easiest ways to build your own interactive trading mini-apps for free using a simple text prompt – without writing a single line of code. Here’s how I do it 🌞
*️⃣ Open Claude → Artifacts and start a new chat
*️⃣ Describe the tool you want to build
*️⃣ List the fields and calculations you need
*️⃣ Test the result and ask Claude to make changes
✨ A universal prompt template:
"Create an interactive [tool name]. Add fields for […], calculate […], and display the result as […]"
💡 Tools traders can build:
❤️ Liquidation simulator with different leverage and extra margin
❤️ Portfolio stress test for multiple market-drop scenarios
❤️ Funding arbitrage calculator with fees included
❤️ Entry, DCA and partial take-profit planner
❤️ Strategy analyzer for expectancy, drawdown and risk of ruin
❤️ Net cross-exchange spread calculator
❤️ Risk planner for multiple open positions
👆 I gave Claude a single text prompt, and it built me a fully functional risk-management calculator from scratch – you can see the result in the video
📌 Save this post and try building your own tools
#AI | 1 366 |
| 19 | Alibaba "downloaded" Claude with 28.8M requests 👀
Anthropic has accused Alibaba of trying to "copy Claude’s intelligence" through 28.8 million requests.
According to the company, Alibaba-linked operators created nearly 25,000 fake accounts, collected Claude’s answers to complex coding, reasoning and AI-agent tasks, and may have used them to train their own models.
So the claim isn’t that anyone stole Claude’s source code – competitors were allegedly mass-extracting its capabilities through its responses.
China being China... 😏 | 1 245 |
| 20 | Traders when it's time to take profits 😂💯
@Coin_Post | 1 340 |
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