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$ETH 🤔 Is Trump going full Machiavelli with these tariffs? There’s a theory floating around that President Trump might be pulling moves straight out of Machiavelli’s The Prince — you know, the book that teaches rulers how to keep power in messy times. One quote from Chapter 8 hits hard: 👉 “If it is necessary to injure a man, do it so severely that he need not fear revenge from him.” The idea? If you have to cause pain, do it once and decisively — no slow burn. Hurt them enough so they can’t hit back, and then move on quickly to recovery and stability. Now think about this: Trump’s tariffs didn’t just hit one or two countries — they hit nearly everyone, all at once. The shock was real. But some analysts say that might be the point — a full-blown strike to force fast negotiations and settle the market before the 2026 elections. And there's more... In another part of The Prince, Machiavelli tells the story of Cesare Borgia — he used a ruthless general to clean up a chaotic region, then publicly executed him to win back public favor. Brutal. But effective. Sound familiar? Lately, we’re seeing some tension behind the scenes: Bill Ackman called out Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick for having a conflict of interest — his firm profits from the chaos. And Peter Navarro, one of Trump’s own advisors, just took a shot at Elon Musk, saying Musk’s free-trade talk is just about protecting Tesla. All this might be random noise... or maybe we’re about to see a political “sacrifice” to calm the storm. 📚 History repeats — or at least rhymes.
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#TrumpTariffs 🤔 Is Trump going full Machiavelli with these tariffs? There’s a theory floating around that President Trump might be pulling moves straight out of Machiavelli’s The Prince — you know, the book that teaches rulers how to keep power in messy times. One quote from Chapter 8 hits hard: 👉 “If it is necessary to injure a man, do it so severely that he need not fear revenge from him.” The idea? If you have to cause pain, do it once and decisively — no slow burn. Hurt them enough so they can’t hit back, and then move on quickly to recovery and stability. Now think about this: Trump’s tariffs didn’t just hit one or two countries — they hit nearly everyone, all at once. The shock was real. But some analysts say that might be the point — a full-blown strike to force fast negotiations and settle the market before the 2026 elections. And there's more... In another part of The Prince, Machiavelli tells the story of Cesare Borgia — he used a ruthless general to clean up a chaotic region, then publicly executed him to win back public favor. Brutal. But effective. Sound familiar? Lately, we’re seeing some tension behind the scenes: Bill Ackman called out Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick for having a conflict of interest — his firm profits from the chaos. And Peter Navarro, one of Trump’s own advisors, just took a shot at Elon Musk, saying Musk’s free-trade talk is just about protecting Tesla. All this might be random noise... or maybe we’re about to see a political “sacrifice” to calm the storm. 📚 History repeats — or at least rhymes.
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#BTCBelow80K ETH/USDT falls sharply as key support breaks – Bears take control! Short-Term Technical Analysis: Ethereum plunged -9.39% on the 4-hour chart, breaking below the critical $1,662 support and touching $1,602 at the low. This sharp drop confirms strong bearish momentum. The MACD indicator on 4H has turned decisively bearish (deep in negative territory), and Parabolic SAR dots have flipped above the price – clear signs that sellers are in control. ETH is also trading below key moving averages, reinforcing the short-term downtrend as rallies get sold off. Trade Setup (SHORT): Entry Price: $1,620 Take Profit (TP1/TP2): $1,580 / $1,540 Stop Loss (SL): $1,650 Market Outlook: The 4H downtrend remains intact with a lower-high, lower-low structure. Bearish momentum is strong – volume spiked on the breakdown, indicating capitulation selling, and the SAR pattern shows no reversal yet. Having broken $1,662, that zone now acts as immediate resistance. The next support is around $1,600 (psychological level); failure to hold it could open doors toward $1,550 or lower. This drop appears to be part of a broader market sell-off, amplified by macroeconomic jitters and a wave of long liquidations (over $150M in ETH longs were wiped out). Bears are firmly in control unless Ethereum can reclaim $1,662, which would be needed to invalidate this bearish setup and trigger a relief bounce.
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$BTC ETH/USDT falls sharply as key support breaks – Bears take control! Short-Term Technical Analysis: Ethereum plunged -9.39% on the 4-hour chart, breaking below the critical $1,662 support and touching $1,602 at the low. This sharp drop confirms strong bearish momentum. The MACD indicator on 4H has turned decisively bearish (deep in negative territory), and Parabolic SAR dots have flipped above the price – clear signs that sellers are in control. ETH is also trading below key moving averages, reinforcing the short-term downtrend as rallies get sold off. Trade Setup (SHORT): Entry Price: $1,620 Take Profit (TP1/TP2): $1,580 / $1,540 Stop Loss (SL): $1,650 Market Outlook: The 4H downtrend remains intact with a lower-high, lower-low structure. Bearish momentum is strong – volume spiked on the breakdown, indicating capitulation selling, and the SAR pattern shows no reversal yet. Having broken $1,662, that zone now acts as immediate resistance. The next support is around $1,600 (psychological level); failure to hold it could open doors toward $1,550 or lower. This drop appears to be part of a broader market sell-off, amplified by macroeconomic jitters and a wave of long liquidations (over $150M in ETH longs were wiped out). Bears are firmly in control unless Ethereum can reclaim $1,662, which would be needed to invalidate this bearish setup and trigger a relief bounce.
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#RiskRewardRatio ETH/USDT falls sharply as key support breaks – Bears take control! Short-Term Technical Analysis: Ethereum plunged -9.39% on the 4-hour chart, breaking below the critical $1,662 support and touching $1,602 at the low. This sharp drop confirms strong bearish momentum. The MACD indicator on 4H has turned decisively bearish (deep in negative territory), and Parabolic SAR dots have flipped above the price – clear signs that sellers are in control. ETH is also trading below key moving averages, reinforcing the short-term downtrend as rallies get sold off. Trade Setup (SHORT): Entry Price: $1,620 Take Profit (TP1/TP2): $1,580 / $1,540 Stop Loss (SL): $1,650 Market Outlook: The 4H downtrend remains intact with a lower-high, lower-low structure. Bearish momentum is strong – volume spiked on the breakdown, indicating capitulation selling, and the SAR pattern shows no reversal yet. Having broken $1,662, that zone now acts as immediate resistance. The next support is around $1,600 (psychological level); failure to hold it could open doors toward $1,550 or lower. This drop appears to be part of a broader market sell-off, amplified by macroeconomic jitters and a wave of long liquidations (over $150M in ETH longs were wiped out). Bears are firmly in control unless Ethereum can reclaim $1,662, which would be needed to invalidate this bearish setup and trigger a relief bounce.
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