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$DOGE , $USUAL & $TROY are under much excessive selling pressure now, it means that they will have a very strong pullback soon, so be ready to gain this unique profit when their pullback is confirmed!

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Why $BTC & Market Price Dropped? 1. Altcoins as Attractive Investments Post-Christmas Pullback Low-priced altcoins have become a focal point for investors following the traditional pullback observed before Christmas. With these altcoins now trading at attractive levels, many investors are shifting their strategy, selling off high-priced hot coins to buy into lower-priced altcoins that offer higher profit margins. This trend is particularly strong among speculative traders who see this as a chance to maximize gains during market turbulence. As high-priced coins continue to face sell pressure, the capital flowing into altcoins has created upward momentum for these smaller-cap assets, making them the current winners in a volatile market. 2. Political Shifts & Market Sentiment Around the US Presidency With only 13 days remaining until Donald Trump is officially inaugurated as the President of the United States, the political landscape is adding another layer of complexity to the crypto market. Historically, major political events have a profound impact on global markets, including cryptocurrencies. Many crypto whales—experienced market participants with significant holdings—are strategically positioning themselves ahead of this political transition. They anticipate that the market will enter a strong upward momentum post-inauguration, driven by policy changes or macroeconomic shifts that could favor digital assets. To maximize their potential profits, whales are leveraging the current market conditions by pushing down the prices of high-value coins. This allows them to accumulate these assets at lower prices before the expected surge in mid-January. Additionally, the selling pressure on high-priced coins, making it easier and cheaper for whales to manipulate the market to their advantage. Their intelligence and strategic planning highlight how market movers capitalize on uncertainty to create opportunities for themselves. To support me, please share my Referral link (https://accounts.binance.com/register?ref=OY2VERO9) and ID (OY2VERO9) to your friends.

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Why High Price Hot Coins are Dropping Quickly?

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$BTC Dropped!!! I predicted this Market Price Drop in December! See the article I posted in my account, it has many useful tips and prediction about the market price movement before January 20th political change in USA. It is vital for having a profitable month this January. $USUAL $TROY

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#BinanceMegadropSolv Whales are trying to keep market low for around one week to have a high profitable market close to the political change in the United States of America when entering Donald Trump at the second time as the elected president of US. This political change will impact the cryptocurrency market to have a strong BULLISH momentum around January 20th this year. So traders should be careful when trading especially in new listed coins or volatile coins.

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