Alright, everyone, let’s address the elephant in the room. Markets are pulling back. For newer members, it feels scary. For us, it’s familiar — we’ve seen this movie before. Every dump in past cycles, the ones that felt the worst in the moment, became the opportunities that built real wealth…

Despite the rate cuts, we have seen markets de-risk amidst uncertainty regarding further rate cuts, potential risk of US government shutdown, and seasonality risks.
Let’s talk about the state of the market in more detail. You can find our podcast below and the corresponding market thoughts after that…
Disclaimer: This is not financial or investment advice. You are responsible for any capital-related decisions you make, and only you are accountable for the results.
For those who like shorter summaries in a written format, here's what we have covered:
However, given the uncertainty around consecutive rate cuts that the market has priced in, being fully invested (100% exposure) is likely not prudent.

Recent market pullbacks, including a major liquidation event on Binance, were driven by over-leveraged positions. While this has caused short-term volatility, it also acts as a cleansing mechanism, setting the stage for healthier price action going forward.
Therefore, we believe it is important to maintain some exposure to the market while keeping dry powder on hand to buy dips, as this is essential for optimal performance in these market conditions. The current U.S. administration is viewed as market-supportive and is unlikely to allow a significant downturn, especially during the 2026 midterm election year. For example, Trump’s previous pressure on the Fed to cut rates shows how political factors can influence market dynamics. As we highlighted during our livestream: “Trump, his family and his administration will not let markets go down significantly”. For example, here's what the US Treasury Secretary is saying:
Overall, we don’t think it’s wise to be completely out of the market right now, despite some concerns. Maintaining a balanced portfolio enables us to capitalise on any dips that may arise. If you are a long-term holder, you can just stay relaxed, embrace the volatility and dollar-cost average high conviction assets on pullbacks. You are likely to outperform most people over time this way.

But again, we believe we are currently in a rate-cutting cycle, and it seems unlikely that the recent correction in BTC.D lasted just a couple of months. While retail investors are always present in the market, they haven't fully engaged yet. What we haven't seen is the typical retail frenzy that marks the late stages of a bull market. Instead, the recent rally and the overall expansion of liquidity appear to be driven by institutional money, particularly through ETFs and Digital Asset Treasuries.
If balance your portfolio in such a way that you have 3-5 core positions, dry powder and passive income streams, you shouldn't worry much about the volatility. If we dip, you can just buy the dip. Markets always rebound and continue going higher over time. Furthermore, we still believe we are in rate-cutting cycle and 2026 is midterm election year. Therefore, in 3-6-9 months we are likely to be way higher.
Don't fumble the bags, but be prepare for all scenarios.
Peace!