This is becoming absolutely phenomenal! Top Bitcoin analytics websites are literally redrawing their charts just to make them look better.
You'll say that all these lines are dynamic—and I agree! But just look at the Bitcoin price projection and the moving averages. The 1,458-day moving average is exactly where it was before, yet for some reason the Bitcoin price chart itself has been completely redrawn.

Back in January, the projected bottom was around $36,000. Now it's $50,000. That's a pretty decent $14,000 error.
I wouldn't be surprised if the bottom has already been reached, and then a month later they'll redraw the chart retroactively just to show that "our projection predicted it all along."

I'm not against additional analytics, but there should be logic behind a projected price path—not just placing a random price level while trying to guess the bottom.
This goes back to the point that hundreds of indicators on these websites only scatter your focus without providing any real value.

It's becoming just like the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart, which everyone relied on for the last 10 years. Then the price suddenly fell outside the rainbow, everyone freaked out... but that's okay—they'll just redraw the rainbow too, so everything looks perfect in hindsight.

check this btc future graal -
https://charts.bitbo.io/cycle-repeat/

As I already said, my spot investment in HFT (I honestly hate spot now—you can lose even more there than trading futures 😂) has turned into dust.
My entry was around $0.12–0.13. Binance is delisting the token on August 17.
As usual, before a delisting they start pumping the token price, and people who have no idea what's going on blindly jump in. On other exchanges, like Bybit, there isn't even a notice that the token is going to be removed, so everything looks great.

In just 4 days, the token went up 500%.
And I've already mentioned that pressing the Sell button is much harder than pressing Buy. Yesterday, when the price was around $0.035, I decided to fully realize my loss, lose about 80% of my investment, and at least save something. The next morning, if I hadn't sold, I would have woken up to -72%.

Sure, I could wait and hope that one day, in the long term, the token would return to my entry price and I'd get out at break-even. But either you make a decision, or you don't.
I'll only be happy for everyone still holding HFT if the token continues going up without me.

Another factor that made me press the Sell button and say goodbye to that amount of money was the token unlocks scheduled for the very next day. Once again, we see how these pathetic market makers, together with the exchange and the project team, pump the token right before the delisting and right before the unlocks so that people who aren't aware simply buy into the rally.

And one more thing—the HFT Twitter account makes about one post per month. Activity and hard work at the highest level!
That's why it's so important to learn how to accept your losses and press the Sell button.

Remember how in 2021, every new technology token that was being launched was part of this trend — they called it a “Solana killer” or an “Ethereum killer.”

But in the end, all of these super-fundamental projects turned out to be nothing more than portfolio killers.