$PEPE I have not lost hope for the Pepe rise that I mentioned in the analysis I shared before. It made good support at 700 and as long as it does not gain below, the old diamond days will come back for PepeCoin when it starts to move above $BTC 65200. Let me make a logical explanation to prevent some negative entities from making negative comments. You see that the entire altcoin market has made serious declines and you can see that the parties that sell the most in these declines are stock exchanges, teams and whales by doing a little research. However, I have not seen any research documenting that the big whale sold in the sales that took place in Pepe coin. If the big whale had sold, the price of #Pepe coin would probably be around 400 right now. None of those who say that Bitcoin will fall and run away are presenting a real analysis and what I see is nothing but content producer-looking artificial intelligence bots making statements like this. There are also accounts that we call Lavuk, which have opened short transactions and do not provide any analysis or basis for people to sell, and only aim to make money from their own transactions, and they have dedicated their entire lives to living as Lavuk :) The obvious truth is this: If whales were really selling #Bitcoin , #BTC would be 31K USDt 38 right now :) Hang on, there is a little time left for the interest rate cut, the bull season will begin when we say monkey pox and the rise seen in the charts will be completed. There are a few data that are out there right now and the main ones are that the US has to cut interest rates and will eventually cut them and the trillions of dollars in interest will enter the cryptocurrency market. If monkey pox turns into quarantine, countries will have to print money and most of this money will flow into the cryptocurrency market. Anyone else have anything else to say? Of course, this is not investment advice :)))#Pepe #pepeCoin
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