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this is too much risk  in my opinion

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I invested in these coins. Please tell your opinion. Thanks 😊

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$BTC $ETH January 10, 2025, Onward: ETH stays under pressure due to LTHs who begin selling out since they feel the loss of confidence amid an ongoing slide in the crypto market. The reason it's significant is because LTHs are supposed to hold on for very long. Continued selling from LTHs could mean some concern for price prospects short term. In these comparisons, about 190,000 ETH are being sold, mainly by the so-called large or whale holder classes, as their counterpart sold just an amount approximately the size of 80,000 of around 80,000 in Ether. A part of it therefore indicates this as a transformation among the trading and market activities through which one possibly can now confirm his/her fearfulness about that event in action from the direction given.

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