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If Bitcoin can’t hold $50,000, then it’ll be $25,000. 😏
And if it’s not $25,000, then it’ll be $15,000.
$BTC $FET

Why are people selling FET? It’s unbelievable… seriously insane. 😩 $FET

The end of Bitcoin’s drop will be around $50K 😅 — it was predictable!!! $BTC #crypto

ATOM has never been this low — I don’t know why. loose -33% :( $ATOM

I think FET follows ATOM’s price action more than Bitcoin’s — Bitcoin only dropped about 2%, ATOM fell 12%, and FET is down around 5%.
And FET is built on Atom network.
$FET $ATOM

It’s crazy — you guys sell every tiny pump… Pff, do you really need that 5%? Wtf.

Why don’t you just hold? 🤔$FET

Ocean Protocol is outperforming FET even though it was delisted from exchanges… that’s insane!!!

$FET $OCEAN

Crypto is like gold — it’s durable over time and cannot be counterfeited. As of today, there’s no way to fake it. That’s exactly why it holds value. $FET $BTC

The richest investors are waiting for the poorest to sell. Today is a tough day in crypto. 🤩💣💣 $FET $BTC

😍 big loose crypto 🚀🚀 banger year !!! Up up up again 😍 $FET $BTC

big loose FET 😱😱 - 6 000 $ $FET

There are only 500 people in the world holding 100,000 FET each!!! That’s extremely small — yet the price is still so low today. $FET

2025–2026 was a classic leverage flush phase. The crypto market went through a long sideways/bearish structure with extremely violent wicks. That kind of environment is the worst possible scenario for leveraged traders.

Why so many liquidations happened

Excessive leverage (x10 – x50 – x100)
Most retail traders weren’t trading spot anymore. They were on perpetual futures (Binance, Bybit, OKX).
→ A -5% move can already liquidate a x20 position.
→ A -12% wick wipes out almost everything.

A trap market (extended range)
No clear macro trend for months.
So you get:

bullish breakout → short squeeze

then rejection → long squeeze

Result: the market doesn’t trend — it harvests margin.

Funding rates and open interest
When too many traders are positioned in the same direction, market makers typically move the opposite way.
It’s mechanical:

Price moves toward the largest pool of liquidations.

Altcoins (including FET)
Altcoins are even more brutal:

lower liquidity

thinner order books

20–40% moves in hours

Leveraged alt positions are statistically fragile.

What really happened

2025–2026 wasn’t just a bear market.
It was an institutional accumulation phase.

To accumulate, large players need one thing:
👉 retail holders to let go of their coins.

The most effective way to achieve that isn’t slow decline.
It’s:

fear

capitulation

cascading liquidations

A liquidation isn’t just someone selling.
It’s an exchange force-selling at market price — often at the worst possible level.
That’s effectively a forced transfer from impatient traders to patient buyers.

Clear conclusion

Yes. A massive number of traders were liquidated throughout 2025 and early 2026.
Likely the majority of those consistently using leverage.

In crypto cycles, it’s almost a law:

The bull run often begins when there aren’t enough traders left to liquidate.

And historically, after a prolonged period of capitulation… that’s usually when the regime shift begins.

7000FET buy to 0.16$ 😝😝😍 🚀🚀$FET

Those who sold their FET today basically lost them 😝
The market is about to turn bullish!!
There are more buyers than low-price sellers now 💣💣😏 $FET 🚀

i buy FET more 😝🚀🚀💣😍😏 boom boom boom $FET

The sellers are losing control 🤩 finally!! About time… 😍😍
Come on, let’s blow up the market 🚀💣
$FET

Fetch.ai just released the updated uAgents version on GitHub — version 0.4.2.
You can check the changelog here: https://github.com/fetchai/uAgents/compare/core@0.4.1...core@0.4.2