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Last week, a "civil war" broke out within Trump's camp between two factions, triggered by Musk and Ramaswamy expressing support for foreign work visas. This statement incited anger among prominent figures advocating for "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) and hardliners on immigration policy, including Steve Bannon.
As a non-cabinet member of Trump’s team and a distant relative of Musk, who was originally supposed to oversee government efficiency, he has been meddling in the exclusive domains of cabinet members, which is a significant political taboo! As time goes on, the grievances among cabinet members will deepen, eventually leading to a collective outbreak, and more incidents of falling out will occur! A kind reminder: Trump's current indulgence towards him is a strategy of feigning capture, and when the day comes that he becomes the target of everyone’s ire, Trump will conveniently abandon him.
Have you noticed that every time Musk goes on a rampage, Trump cooperates? He is inducing Musk's reckless behavior, encouraging his arrogance, while also accumulating dissatisfaction and resentment towards Musk among cabinet members. When the timing is right, Trump will take advantage of public anger to get rid of Musk, and he will helplessly state: "Look, this is everyone’s opinion, I can’t help it!" The arrogant are easily broken!
However, we all know that politicians are highly skilled actors, and often, the messages and scenarios they release are intended to confuse opponents and enemies. Musk's close ties with the East may create divisions, leading the East to believe they can exploit the situation and win Musk over, while Trump takes advantage of the flow to help Musk secure more benefits in the East.
Recently, tech stocks plummeted, and the cryptocurrency market also adjusted. These are technical pullbacks, not a systemic collapse. From a technical perspective, BTC hasn't fully corrected yet—it still needs one more push. Once that push happens, a reversal will occur. Yin must turn to Yang, and yin and yang will exchange. A sharp drop invites a buying spree. This should be the last opportunity to bottom out in this bull market. Have you boarded the train?
As a non-cabinet member of Trump’s team and a distant relative of Musk, who was originally supposed to oversee government efficiency, he has been meddling in the exclusive domains of cabinet members, which is a significant political taboo! As time goes on, the grievances among cabinet members will deepen, eventually leading to a collective outbreak, and more incidents of falling out will occur! A kind reminder: Trump's current indulgence towards him is a strategy of feigning capture, and when the day comes that he becomes the target of everyone’s ire, Trump will conveniently abandon him.
Have you noticed that every time Musk goes on a rampage, Trump cooperates? He is inducing Musk's reckless behavior, encouraging his arrogance, while also accumulating dissatisfaction and resentment towards Musk among cabinet members. When the timing is right, Trump will take advantage of public anger to get rid of Musk, and he will helplessly state: "Look, this is everyone’s opinion, I can’t help it!" The arrogant are easily broken!
However, we all know that politicians are highly skilled actors, and often, the messages and scenarios they release are intended to confuse opponents and enemies. Musk's close ties with the East may create divisions, leading the East to believe they can exploit the situation and win Musk over, while Trump takes advantage of the flow to help Musk secure more benefits in the East.
Recently, tech stocks plummeted, and the cryptocurrency market also adjusted. These are technical pullbacks, not a systemic collapse. From a technical perspective, BTC hasn't fully corrected yet—it still needs one more push. Once that push happens, a reversal will occur. Yin must turn to Yang, and yin and yang will exchange. A sharp drop invites a buying spree. This should be the last opportunity to bottom out in this bull market. Have you boarded the train?
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