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Bitcoin Update 31.03.25 - 06.04.25 HTF: Monthly close is right around the corner — which means April is here. So far, we're still stuck in no man's land, hovering just above that key 72K level which everyone seems watching. Will we hit it? Eventually. Will it hit now? Likely — but not guaranteed. Until then, I’m staying sharp and preparing for every outcome, as always. MTF/LTF: As mentioned in the altcoin update on Discord, we’ve got two main scenarios playing out here: Three Drives Pattern – If this plays out, it should happen early this week to still align with MTs rule of the distance between the drives. Head & Shoulders Formation – If this forms instead, a lot of those patiently waiting for 72K might end up eating dust. Some supply levels above — similar to what we’re seeing on altcoins — are catching my eye for potential short targets. Until range lows/highs break, those remain my primary zones of interest. Orderflow / Sentiment: Crypto news still reads giga bullish, but the orderflow tells a different story — people shorting the lows. A lot of traders are eyeing that 72K level for longs — myself included — but from an HTF perspective, there's nothing here to long just yet. Right now, it’s all about sniping LTF/MTF longs with local targets and leaving some room to trail — just in case this ends up being the bottom. In my opinion, some altcoins currently offer better opportunities for that type of setup. Outlook: All BVOL charts are either in, have reacted, or are currently hovering around key areas. Something has changed — or is about to in the near term. Are you prepared for every outcome? I wish you all a great and profitable week ahead. ✌️

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While most people associate diamonds with luxury, Jack Du Rose saw it as the beginning of a much deeper transformation. He was once known as a designer of intricately detailed luxury jewelry and unique collections—including “Danger,” a series of jewelry inspired by the world’s deadliest animals. But who would have thought that the man who once collaborated with Damien Hirst on a diamond-encrusted skull project would now be a major figure in the global crypto industry. Jack didn’t jump into blockchain because it was a trend. Instead, his move came from his boredom with managing a global supply chain in the jewelry business that he found complicated, inefficient, and overly reliant on old hierarchies. It was at this point that his desire to create a more equitable and open system of collaboration began to grow. Around 2017, Jack began to immerse himself in the world of Ethereum and the concept of DAOs—decentralized autonomous organizations. To the uninitiated, DAOs may sound like a confusing technical term. But for Jack, it was a way out of the rigid organizational structures that had been holding back many potential projects. He then founded Colony, a DAO platform designed to help teams, communities, and even altcoin startups work together without having to abide by traditional management structures. With a contribution-based reputation system, Colony allows people from all over the world to get involved in projects they care about and be rewarded based on real results, not titles or positions. Furthermore, Colony also opens up funding opportunities that were previously difficult for small projects to access. Startups can immediately prove their ideas are viable through community contributions and get funding without having to go through the VC door that is sometimes only open to those who “have connections.” Talking to Jack Du Rose is like a light philosophical discussion about the “future of work.” He believes that hierarchy is not the only way to organize people in large projects. On the other hand, he also doesn’t believe in a completely free system. He believes that the key is in balance—where real contributions are rewarded. In his various writings on the Colony blog and interviews, Jack often discusses how the world of work could change drastically if we stopped thinking vertically. He even mentioned that DAOs , if implemented correctly, could be the “office of the future” that would allow global teams to work without being tied to a traditional location or working hours. Just imagine: you live in New York, join a project that is being worked on by developers in Berlin and designers in Lagos, and everyone gets rewarded for their contributions. That’s the world Jack wants to build with Colony. Although Colony was originally built on Ethereum, Jack and his team didn’t stop there. They saw the problem of transaction fees and began to move to networks like Arbitrum that were cheaper and faster. This move was not just a technical one but also a strategy to get more people on their platform without being hampered by gas fees that are a headache. However, this change was not made in a hurry. Jack maintained Colony’s original values: open collaboration, transparency, and individual empowerment. He believes that in the future, crypto projects will be judged not only by the technology they use but also by how they give everyone the space to contribute. Now, while no longer literally covered in diamonds, Jack seems to have found something far more valuable—the trust and contributions of a global community that chooses to work independently. And if you think about it, isn’t that a lot more glittering than mere jewelry?

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Before Amadeo Brands became a household figure in the space of decentralized finance, or DeFi, he was a young man with a strong interest in computers and economics. A combination that, on second thought, seems to be the perfect formula for the crypto age. Amadeo’s journey, nevertheless, was not as easy. Born and raised in the Netherlands, Amadeo is not someone who suddenly appeared in the midst of the crypto craze like magic. He started his career from the bottom, becoming part of the first crypto hedge fund in his country. This step not only marked his early involvement in the world of digital assets but also showed how he was able to combine a technical background and an understanding of economics in one harmonious movement. At a time when many people were still confused about the difference between Bitcoin and blockchain, Amadeo had already invested more deeply — in terms of time and mind. But Amadeo’s journey did not stop at being an early investor. He went further. One of his major achievements was founding YieldNest, a restaking protocol that harnesses the potential of Ethereum and EigenLayer. In simple terms, YieldNest allows people to still benefit from staking without losing flexibility over their assets. This concept can be likened to renting an apartment but still being able to go home at any time without having to wait for the contract to expire. And it turns out, such an idea is much needed in the fast-paced world of DeFi. Interestingly, Amadeo is not only the CEO and co-founder of this project. He is really involved in the design of the token mechanism, how staking works, and the launch strategy. On the other hand, his skills in building tokenomics strategies are also widely used by other altcoin projects that want to stay relevant in a volatile market. Furthermore, Amadeo does not keep all that knowledge to himself. He chose a path that not all founders take: becoming an educator. He is a co-instructor in the “Master DeFi” course, which teaches everything from staking and yield farming to how to assess risk in DeFi . However, education is not limited to online courses. Amadeo also contributes opinion pieces and analysis to cryptocurrency media, including his thoughts on the emerging restaking protocol. He highlights not only the potential benefits but also the risks associated with it, which is an unusual perspective in the midst of the FOMO and hype narrative. If that’s not enough, Amadeo also has his own podcast called “ON DeFi,” which dissects various topics ranging from social tokens and NFTs to technical discussions of staking and smart contract risks. For some, this may sound too technical. But for those who want to really understand this world, Amadeo is one of the clearest voices amid the noise of hype. Outside of all his official roles, Amadeo is still active in sharing via social media. His Twitter account is filled with updates on the YieldNest project, sharp comments on the development of DeFi protocols, and the occasional lighthearted meme that shows his human side. He doesn’t hesitate to criticize trends that he thinks only rely on buzzwords without a clear direction. In a recent tweet, he wrote, “If DeFi is just a copy-paste of old projects but gives it a new name, we won’t progress.” A fitting sarcasm, especially amid the proliferation of cloned projects without innovation. One can characterize Amadeo Brands as more than just a figure in the background. He is actively shaping the narrative and direction of DeFi’s development. Whether he is a constructor, writer, instructor, or commentator, to make the DeFi ecosystem more clear and functional. What makes Amadeo’s story interesting is not just because he successfully built a project or became one of the brains behind the tokenomics of a popular altcoin . What’s more interesting is his consistency. Amid the huge wave of people coming and going from the crypto industry, he remains there — thriving, but not disappearing. Perhaps that’s what keeps his name mentioned, even as many other names start to fade. He doesn’t sell empty dreams but offers a real, functional framework. If DeFi is a world of risks and opportunities, then Amadeo is someone who doesn’t just go with the flow — he chooses to build bridges for others to cross, too.