After many years of silent observation, we are finally starting to publish in the CoinMarketCap community. Not because we are abandoning our existing channels — Telegram, Paragraph — but because different platforms serve different purposes.

Think of it this way:

• CMC = short tactical materials: market updates, deal analysis, brief reviews of macroeconomics. For a global crypto audience that doesn't need any prompting.

• Paragraph = detailed overview: strategy analysis, system tests, fundamental research. For readers who want to understand, not just react.

• Telegram = real-time updates: alerts, alerts, community interaction. The pulse.

We are not migrating, we are developing. Each platform has its own strengths, and we use them strategically.

The year 2025 has become a year of peaceful development for us. We have improved our trading systems, documented each trade in our journal, and created reports on our copy trader account that speak for themselves (statistics for 90 days are available on Bybit and Bitget). In 2026, we will expand this foundation.

CMC offers something unique: content is well indexed by search engines, there is no censorship or shadow prohibitions, and the algorithm rewards depth rather than clickbait. Detailed analysis actually works better than shallow lists. This is consistent with our approach to markets.

CMC publications will be irregular, but plentiful. There are no "10 reasons why Bitcoin will take off." Expect:

• A tactical TA with clear entry/exit levels

• Case studies from our trade magazine (for example, our recent SAFE/USDT +92.20% deal on the Keltner channel)

• Macroanalysis when major catalysts appear (changes in Fed policy, regulatory clarity, ETF flows).

Paragraph is still a platform for detailed research, for example, analysis of the psychology of trading, risk management systems or on-chain analysis. CMC is the link between the efficiency of Telegram and the academic depth of Paragraph.

We are entering 2026 with an influx of institutional capital (on January 13, the inflow of funds into BTC-ETFs amounted to $753.7 million), an improved regulatory framework (hearings on the CLARITY act are resuming), but continuing macroeconomic uncertainty (JPMorgan now expects that the Fed will not lower interest rates in 2026).

A traditional altseason is unlikely — liquidity will be distributed selectively, in favor of "blue chips" with real demand. It requires discipline, not FOMO.

Join our Telegram:
Hampfree | Market Lab (Global) | Coinmarketcap

Referral links:
Bybit | Bitget | Veles

Copy trading accounts:
Bybit | Bitget

Quality is more important than frequency. Evolution is more important than migration. See you at the markets.

After many years of silent observation, we are finally starting to publish in the CoinMarketCap community. Not because we are abandoning our existing channels — Telegram, Paragraph — but because different platforms serve different purposes.

Think of it this way:

• CMC = short tactical materials: market updates, deal analysis, brief reviews of macroeconomics. For a global crypto audience that doesn't need any prompting.

• Paragraph = detailed overview: strategy analysis, system tests, fundamental research. For readers who want to understand, not just react.

• Telegram = real-time updates: alerts, alerts, community interaction. The pulse.

We are not migrating, we are developing. Each platform has its own strengths, and we use them strategically.

The year 2025 has become a year of peaceful development for us. We have improved our trading systems, documented each trade in our journal, and created reports on our copy trader account that speak for themselves (statistics for 90 days are available on Bybit and Bitget). In 2026, we will expand this foundation.

CMC offers something unique: content is well indexed by search engines, there is no censorship or shadow prohibitions, and the algorithm rewards depth rather than clickbait. Detailed analysis actually works better than shallow lists. This is consistent with our approach to markets.

CMC publications will be irregular, but plentiful. There are no "10 reasons why Bitcoin will take off." Expect:

• A tactical TA with clear entry/exit levels

• Case studies from our trade magazine (for example, our recent SAFE/USDT +92.20% deal on the Keltner channel)

• Macroanalysis when major catalysts appear (changes in Fed policy, regulatory clarity, ETF flows).

Paragraph is still a platform for detailed research, for example, analysis of the psychology of trading, risk management systems or on-chain analysis. CMC is the link between the efficiency of Telegram and the academic depth of Paragraph.

We are entering 2026 with an influx of institutional capital (on January 13, the inflow of funds into BTC-ETFs amounted to $753.7 million), an improved regulatory framework (hearings on the CLARITY act are resuming), but continuing macroeconomic uncertainty (JPMorgan now expects that the Fed will not lower interest rates in 2026).

A traditional altseason is unlikely — liquidity will be distributed selectively, in favor of "blue chips" with real demand. It requires discipline, not FOMO.

Join our Telegram:
Hampfree | Market Lab (Global) | Coinmarketcap

Referral links:
Bybit | Bitget | Veles

Copy trading accounts:
Bybit | Bitget

Quality is more important than frequency. Evolution is more important than migration. See you at the markets.