Bitcoin has been on a tear this year—boosting the prices of ethereum, XRP, and the broader cryptocurrency market— even though traders are bracing for a "huge" price crash.

Bitcoin prices recently fell below $60,000 per bitcoin after peaking at $70,000 in early June, with a billionaire bitcoin buyer recently revealing a major reversal .

Project 2025—a progressive policy plan created by the right-wing think tank Heritage Foundation—has spread like wildfire in Washington DC, fanned by the embattled Biden administration.

"Project Google 2025," Biden's official X account posted after former president and 2024 Republican candidate Donald Trump claimed "no knowledge of Project 2025" and "no idea who is behind it this case" on his Truth Social page.

Crypto is suddenly preparing for a 'very important' change in China after the prices of Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP fluctuated strongly.

Bitcoin—along with other major cryptocurrencies Ethereum and XRP— has been volatile as "extreme fear" threatens to cause further market collapse .

Bitcoin prices have lost nearly 20% over the past month, plunging from recent highs of more than $70,000 per bitcoin as Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell issued a "severe" warning.

Bitcoin prices fell to a four-month low on Monday, continuing the cryptocurrency's weeks-long decline that has sent prices of many other major cryptocurrencies plunging amid uncertainty over the round. Imminent sell-off from the German government and creditors of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox.

<br />Bitcoin price fell again on Monday <br /><br />
MAJOR EVENTS

Bitcoin has stabilized after a sudden price drop this week, although "extreme fear" is threatening to cause further problems .

Now, as Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell warns of a "critical period," bitcoin prices are bracing for the possibility that the U.S. budget deficit will increase 27% next year, to 1 $.9 trillion - which some say could support bitcoin's price.

Bitcoin has plummeted to $53,000 per BTC, plummeting after Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell warned of a "critical period."

Bitcoin price has lost around 25% over the past month, with the combination of BTC, ETH, XRP, solana markets and cryptocurrencies approaching a $2 trillion market cap for the first time since the beginning of the month 2—down from nearly $3 trillion in March.

Bitcoin has suddenly plummeted to below $60,000 per bitcoin after a billionaire bitcoin buyer revealed they had switched to bitcoin .

Bitcoin prices have struggled over the past month, falling nearly 15% as fears of a "true correction" spread .

Now, after one of the biggest bitcoin speculators claimed that the cryptocurrency could eventually replace the US dollar, Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has warned of a “critical period " for the Fed, calling the deficit "unsustainable."

<br />LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - Trump's use of digital assets on the campaign trail has drawn new attention to the role bitcoin could play as a strategic reserve asset <br /><br />
“We want all remaining Bitcoin produced in the USA!”
In a post on Truth Social last month, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump expressed strong support for bitcoin. In the same post, he acknowledged the geopolitical importance of the world's largest cryptocurrency, warning that any policy that seeks to hinder bitcoin will "only help China and Russia." . Trump's statement not only positioned him as the first pro-bitcoin candidate from a major political party but also focused on discussions about classifying bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.

1. Vision & Belief.
- Without vision into the future potential of crypto, without belief that $BTC will reach $1 million, it will be difficult to have the motivation to exist in the market.
2. Psychology & Reason
- Strong mentality to overcome difficult times, alert mind to escape pitfalls.
3. Experience & Knowledge
- If belief is not based on knowledge and understanding, it is a vague belief that must be understood. From there, belief and words can shape the vision. That is a well-founded belief. Experience will tell us what to do at each moment. Having experience will help us have a panoramic view of the past, as well as insight into the future.

It sounds absurd, but just think about it, if there wasn't a potty that day, how can you now define what a potty bet is?
If you want to be able to cover, you must have pots. If you push up the price of fomo from the players, then others will have a high price to sell. You can't escape because you are greedy. Easily lured by unreasonable benefits, setting false expectations, earning 10 but wanting to profit 100 more.
Insatiable greed will not lose in this bet but also lose in other bets. If you don't lose in crypto, you also lose in society. The bullies are just a part of the impact that makes your eating process come sooner than expected. Bullies are the culture of finance in general and crypto in particular.

What can we learn from the first billion Bitcoin transactions?
Keep your eye on the ball, and that ball is the Fed
In the broader conversation about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, it's easy to get lost in all the noise with altcoins. But let's remember the origins of Bitcoin. It emerged from the desire to eliminate central trust.
This is nowhere more obvious than the secret message Satoshi embedded in the Coinbase transaction of the Genesis block. That Times of London headline from January 3, 2009 is a reminder for posterity that Bitcoin has emerged from the ashes of the financial crisis. In my view, the main target is and always will be the central banks.

As the 2024 US presidential election gets underway, media attention is growing on voters who may decide which candidate to support based on their digital asset policies . Former President Donald Trump is doing his best to appeal to this group of voters with a recent post on Truth Social calling on “all
The rest will be MADE IN THE USA!!!” He is also considering appearing at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville, Tennessee, at the end of July, according to Axios .

Bitcoin has roared back into the spotlight this year after its 2022 crash ( although former president Donald Trump and president Joe Biden may be about to explode the market ).

Bitcoin prices have drifted lower this week, falling to $60,000 per bitcoin after peaking at $70,000 earlier this month, with fears of a “real correction” having begun to emerge .

On Tuesday, June 25, thousands of people took to the streets of Nairobi, Kenya's capital, for a youth-led protest against the controversial finance bill recently passed by the Kenyan Parliament.
What began as a demonstration of the legitimate discontent of Kenyans over the planned widespread tax increases introduced by the bill soon saw the Kenya Defense Forces (KDF) call for the following President Ruto's address to the nation on the need to restore "normalcy" amid what he described as According to the Kenya department of Amnesty International, "violence and anarchy" have left more than 300 people injured and at least 20 people killed due to shootings involving police.

BTC and cryptocurrency prices have plummeted this week, with a closely watched drop to around $58,400 per bit - leading traders to question whether it's time to "panic" after the money market electronics saw $350 billion evaporate.

BTC prices, which have soared this year as former president Donald Trump stoked fears of a US dollar collapse, have found a floor at just over $58,000 per bitcoin, supported by wild speculation that another tech billionaire may be about to start buying bitcoin .

Airdrops have become a staple feature of the cryptocurrency market, and never more so than when the bullish period is upon us. Even so, they are among the most difficult and potentially controversial actions to take, creating as many risks to the project as the opportunities they are intended to create.
In just the first half of this year, some of the biggest controversies seemed to come from airdrops that put their communities in the spotlight – but not necessarily for the right reasons. One of the most prominent is EigenLayers' EIGEN airdrop, which has attracted backlash after imposing unpopular conditions on participation – including a ban on users from the US and several countries different and makes the token non-transferable.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange speaks from the balcony of the Ecuadorian Embassy where he continues to seek asylum following his 2012 extradition request from Sweden, February 5, 2016 in London, England. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has emphasized that Mr. Assange's detention must end. <br /><br />
It was a global headline - Julian Assange, the former editor-in-chief of Wikileaks, had his plea deal accepted and his sentence was reduced. His next trip is to Saipan and then back to his native Australia. However, his financial burden is far from over, despite five years in prison and a deal that did not grant him full amnesty. His fiance, Stella Assange, revealed that this journey to freedom will personally cost Julian a staggering $520,000 . The family are urgently appealing for funds to cover travel costs and support his recovery after a grueling ordeal.

Bitcoin rights became law in a second state when Louisiana passed a landmark pro-bitcoin bill to protect access to bitcoin and limit Central Bank Digital Currencies. Gov. Jeff Landry signed House Bill 488 into law after it received bipartisan approval from both the House and Senate. This legislation, led by Representative Mark Wright and supported by Senator Jean-Paul Coussan, ensures continued access to bitcoin while placing restrictions on CBDCs.

Bitcoin price today fell below the psychologically significant level of $60,000, as multiple factors, including profit-taking and miner selling, weighed on the digital currency.
According to Coinbase data provided by TradingView  , the world's most valuable cryptocurrency by total market value fell to nearly $58,400 at around 4:30 pm EST. At this time, the digital asset is trading at its lowest value since early May.

Yesterday Bitcoin took a nosedive, falling below $60,000 per bitcoin and touching other major cryptocurrencies, including ethereum, solana, and XRP.
The bitcoin price fell to $58,402, its lowest since early May and down more than 10% from its recent high. Meanwhile, the prices of other top 10 coins ethereum, XRP and solana fell even more sharply – wiping more than $250 billion off the aggregate market in the past week.