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Axel Bitblaze 🪓
03-26
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found a Claude Code skill called /last30days that's changing how i research.. type any topic → it pulls Reddit, X, and web results from the last 30 days → synthesizes everything into one expert level answer. no doomscrolling. no open tabs. u can just ask.. how to set it up: > get Claude Code → code.claude..com ($20/mo) > get a ScrapeCreators key (for Reddit) → scrapecreators.(com) you will get free credits to start.. > install inside Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add mvanhorn/last30days-skill /plugin install last30days@last30days-skill > add your key to ~/.config/last30days/.env bonus: for X search, paste your auth_token + ct0 cookies from x..com.. free and works better than an API key > use it: /last30days best BTC on-chain signals right now for crypto research this is actually a cheat code. instead of manually checking CT + reddit + coinglass + substack. you just ask
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Axel Bitblaze 🪓
03-15
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Iran may have fired the most dangerous shot in this conflict. and it wasn’t a missile. a senior iranian today official told CNN that tehran is considering allowing oil tankers through the strait of hormuz again under one condition: settlement in yuan instead of dollars. if that actually happens, it touches something much bigger than this war. first you need to understand the petrodollar. in 1974 the U.S. struck a deal with saudi arabia. the arrangement was simple. the U.S. protects saudi oil fields. saudi arabia prices its oil in dollars. that one decision quietly reshaped global finance. because oil is the most traded commodity on earth, every country that wanted energy now needed dollars. so governments around the world started holding dollar reserves. and those dollars didn’t just sit idle. they flowed back into U.S. assets. especially treasuries. that system gave america enormous financial power. print dollars → the world absorbs them → because the world needs dollars to buy oil. it quietly ran the global monetary system for half a century. now look at what’s happening around hormuz. roughly 20% of global oil flows through that one narrow strait. there is no real substitute route. any disruption there immediately sends shockwaves through global energy markets and shipping. but the bigger story might be the currency side. because if oil through hormuz even starts settling in yuan, that would be a max pain for the US yes. Iran can’t beat the U.S. in a military war. so now it pokes the one thing that actually hurts. the dollar.
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Axel Bitblaze 🪓
03-08
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yeah, this is how normally bitcoin behaves, oil bottoms → cheap energy → lower inflation → fed cuts → liquidity flows → btc pumps but this time, oil bottomed → war → oil spikes to $91 → inflation fears return → fed CAN'T cut → liquidity stays tight → btc stuck polymarket has a 73% probability of oil hitting $90+ this month. it already did on friday. so the chart is asking the right question but the answer this cycle might be delayed. btc's parabolic move needs oil to settle back down first.. and as long as there's an active war in the middle east, oil isn't settling. > 2013 oil bottom → btc rally to $1,200 > 2016 oil bottom → btc $400 to $20k (2017) > 2020 oil bottom → btc $4k to $64k (2021) twitter.com/Axel_bitblaze69/st...
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