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🚨 URGENT: $1,500,000,000 in $BTC Shorts Will Be Liquidated If BTC Hits $108,000!!! Donald Trump is buying Bitcoin, Blackrock is buying Bitcoin, Saylor is buying Bitcoin, the World Economic Forum is discussing Bitcoin, inflation fears are still big. What do you think this means??! Drop your speculation in the comments and let me know where we’re headed! #Bitcoin #BitcoinPrice #BTC #Bullrun #Bullish

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$BTC Dominance Forming DEATH CROSS - Altseason Ahead? As you can see below, we already had this situation once in 2021, when altcoins started booming like CRAZY! Will history repeat itself? If yes, we’re set to FLY!!! Get your wallets ready! #Altcoins #Altseason #Bitcoin #Memecoins $BTC

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💰 BlackRock CEO: $BTC Could Hit $700K as Inflation Fears Loom BlackRock CEO Larry Fink believes Bitcoin might skyrocket to $700,000 per coin if enough asset managers put just a small percentage of their funds—around 2–5%—into the cryptocurrency. In a talk at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Fink said Bitcoin can be an “internationally based instrument” to help people worried about their currency losing value or their country’s economic and political troubles. He stressed he wasn’t specifically endorsing Bitcoin—rather explaining why some big investors see its potential. Still, Fink warned about stubbornly high inflation in the coming year, arguing it’s risky to assume we’ve already seen the worst. Meanwhile, the latest U.S. inflation report showed a 3.2% jump in consumer prices—slightly below estimates but not low enough to silence doubters. Critics say the Consumer Price Index undercounts real inflation, which they say could be almost double official figures. Shareholder proposals aimed at mega-companies like Meta and Amazon have tried to make that point, suggesting these firms hedge with Bitcoin. Whether or not corporations start loading up on BTC, rising money supply and enduring inflation fears keep it in the spotlight. With big names like Larry Fink pointing to Bitcoin’s unique role as an anti-debasement tool, we might see more institutions—then more retail investors—diving in. And if they do, who knows how high it can fly? Follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder to stay updated! #Blackrock #Inflation #Bitcoin #BTC #CryptoMarketNews

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Fkck stocks, I'm betting on $TRUMP to moonshot to Mars. To built an mad HQ over there! Political coins are where the real sh!!t's at, and I'm here for the ultimate chaos. #CryptoPolitics #MoonOrBust #degenpresident

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💰 Elon Musk Features DOGECOIN On Official Website!!! Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)—yes, that really is the name—just rolled out its official website, complete with Dogecoin’s iconic Shiba Inu logo. Overnight, the memecoin soared 11%, hitting $0.38 after the site went live. Talk about perfect timing: Retail investors are buzzing that DOGE’s doggy logo and the new agency’s acronym are a match made in meme heaven. The DOGE agency was set up to trim government fat and cut back on red tape. Naturally, folks joked that the “doge” brand would bring that playful Musk energy to an otherwise dull government function. The fun might not last, though. A group called National Security Counselors is threatening a lawsuit, claiming the agency violates FACA (the Federal Advisory Committee Act). According to them, DOGE has to follow rules on transparency and public attendance, and apparently, slapping a meme on a .gov site doesn’t dodge those rules. Even so, Dogecoin fans are celebrating. The memecoin still sits well below its all-time high of $0.73—hit back in May 2021—but for now, DOGE’s short-term jump is a reminder of its cult-like following. Musk’s tongue-in-cheek department is set to wrap up its mission by July 4, 2026 with a plan for a leaner, more efficient government, right in time for America’s 250th birthday. Whether that helps Dogecoin reach another peak—or triggers more legal fireworks—remains to be seen. If you consider buying and holding $DOGE after this bullish update, make sure to check out our BONUZ wallet for IOS and Android. It'll help you manage your assets more effectively AND you'll be able to earn rewards! #DOGE #DOGECOİN #ElonMusk #Memecoins #Memecoin

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