Greeny Rebuilds the STONKBROKER Bag as RWA Liquidity Returns
PONS reclaimed the market-cap lead, but Greeny is buying back the position that already made him $32,000.
Greeny maps the STONKBROKER retrace and renewed breakout attempt.
Greeny is not holding Bitcoin and described the market as an unresolved range rather than a confirmed new bull trend. His preferred confirmation is a macro higher low above roughly $62,000-$63,000; he said many bulls expect only a $73,000-$74,000 pullback, while an Elliott Wave downside case still allows $50,000. A reclaim and retest of the prior range and major moving averages would make him a buyer, with $150,000 presented as the upside scenario rather than a current prediction.
INDEX moved sideways before breaking to approximately $17 million, about 2.5 times the level Greeny highlighted to his private group. He linked the move to the Robinhood Chain RWA narrative and said Robinhood Chain now sits alongside Solana as his preferred onchain opportunity set, while AI also caught a strong bid.
CATE swept and rejected its all-time high while large holders sold, leaving Greeny bearish despite a pullback toward the golden pocket around $30 million. He briefly bought about $2,400 and exited near $2,500 when an ascending-wedge fakeout lost structure; he would not see compelling value until roughly the $12 million-$21 million region.
Greeny said his original PONS position was too small and too quickly sold, missing a continuation worth nearly 60%. PONS had moved back above STONKBROKER by market capitalization, reinforcing his view that multiple RWA tokens can appreciate together rather than one winner absorbing the entire theme.
Greeny described buying roughly $500 of CC, identified on air as Creator Capital, near the pullback low. He sold around a $2.5 million valuation for approximately $700 profit, only to watch the token reach roughly $6 million; he treated it as a profitable execution rather than a reason to chase the missed upside.
Greeny said he was dollar-cost averaging into CETS, shown on screen as Cets On Gold, a BNB token that rewards holders in tokenized gold. He had previously owned it around a $4 million valuation, exited too early, and was rebuilding near his old break-even area.
Greeny originally entered CYBERLEEK around a $1 million valuation and exited after losing about $700, roughly 30%, when the expected continuation failed. The token subsequently fell about 70% before recovering, which he used to distinguish a correct initial stop from the decision to reassess a later setup.
Greeny said he put only about $1,000 into STONK and took profit too aggressively despite its revenue and positioning as a Solana RWA launchpad. He argued that the combination of product revenue and an active RWA narrative justified holding until chart structure actually broke rather than repeatedly trading the noise.
NET, identified in context as NetNet, was near a $3 million market capitalization and looked parabolic on the 12-hour chart. Greeny said he had previously traded around $1.5 million, $4 million and $9 million fully diluted valuations, but after fumbling those entries he wanted a materially larger pullback before reconsidering it.
In the closing viewer-request segment, Greeny said TAO had reclaimed its 12- and 25-period exponential moving averages and the 0.786 Fibonacci level from the prior breakdown. He liked the chart enough to set alerts, but presented it as a chart to monitor rather than a disclosed position or direct recommendation.