Why is the crypto market down today? The crypto market is d

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Why is the crypto market down today? The crypto market is down today, resulting in over $160 million long liquidations amid concerns that the SEC could delay a decision on all pending spot BTC ETF applications

Why is the crypto market down today?
The crypto market is down today, resulting in over $160 million long liquidations amid concerns that the SEC could delay a decision on all pending spot BTC ETF applications 

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Keep your eyes on btc don’t be panic

Alert $BTC dumps are very orchestrated and its clear just by taking a look at the last 2 dumps on the 15min timeframe. low trading volumes for the whole day and then a sudden high selling volume. did everyone get a notice for paying their rent today? i think not. watch the whale signals. either way BTC support level was between 66k and 68k. still holding strong above 66k, but the lower we go the less the target pre-halving. i expect a lot of people will take advantage and buy now though so recovery should be quick. BTC just needs to close the daily candle above 68k to maintain bullish momentum. im still optimistic since BTC and the entire economic market in general still shows no reason for a major dump or bearish month. on the contrary fed rates will see a cut and the other markets are performing well. this is all just a show. if you bought higher just keep holding and dont worry. just dont sell at a loss.

Hope you guys remember it all TP will done soon Entry 0.02740 #shiba-inu:

#shiba-inu just wait for breakout shib soon to Moon #SHIB/USD 🚀🚀 🚀

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