●First, let's take a look at the previous article comparing the BTC trend:

1. When neither bulls nor bears took action last night, it was mentioned in the previous article to continue consolidating. Subsequently, the price has been seen oscillating within the consolidation range.

2. At 3 AM during the US interest rate meeting, there appeared to be artificial short sellers. Comparing with visible news, the artificial short sellers resemble the journalist who asked the question, rather than the interest rate cut that was announced.

From the situation, it is clear that the Federal Reserve has been legally restricted by Congress for many years from using BTC as reserves. Thus, the journalist's question seems to be a deliberate provocation. This is clearly a case of intentional short selling. Perhaps they were paid to do so.

In this context, could there be a competition between bulls and bears? Then the bull camp might tell Trump to post something about replacing the chairman (regardless of whether he has the authority to do so, just having Trump say it creates speculation). Then BTC pulls back again, which could wipe out a lot of retail investors.

●Looking ahead:

1. Tomorrow is the 20th.

2. Currently, it continues to oscillate and consolidate, because if there were no short sellers at the early meeting, then there are no main forces.

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