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🔥 Inflation Strikes Again! 🔥
CPI at 3.0% (vs. 2.9% est.), Core CPI at 3.3% (vs. 3.1%)—markets not happy. 📉
Sticky inflation = Fed pivot delay? Or just another dip to buy? 🤔
Risk-off or risk-on? Choose your fighter. 🥊
#Bitcoin #Inflation #MarketDump
CPI at 3.0% (vs. 2.9% est.), Core CPI at 3.3% (vs. 3.1%)—markets not happy. 📉
Sticky inflation = Fed pivot delay? Or just another dip to buy? 🤔
Risk-off or risk-on? Choose your fighter. 🥊
#Bitcoin #Inflation #MarketDump
Trump's Trade War Is the Excuse(!) for the Largest Crypto Liquidation of 2025
In my last long analysis, I explained at length that a coin/token should not be bought just because it has fallen too much, and I explained what we should base our buying and selling decisions on by giving examples from the current status of several different coin-token analyses. As if it was a gut feeling (!?), I shared this hours before the big decline began we experienced for three days between February 1-3.
Is it to logical add to spot coins (especially memes) as they fall? How to make buy/sell decisions?
After this warning I made on January 31, 2025, a very large liquidation operation was carried out in the crypto market, using the decisions announced by President Trump as an excuse after the US markets closed at night.
Unfortunately, since the crypto is a 24-hour open market, it continued its decline blindly without any data while all other markets were closed and waited without knowing what would happen. However, after the US futures and commodity markets etc. opened on Sunday night, the reaction of other markets to this data became visible and correlations began to be examined.
Thereupon, my warning was actually kind of right and it was seen that the price levels could suddenly come much lower than the price you thought it was very cheap, but since it did not reach enough people, I shared the same article again on February 3, 2025 and unfortunately it did not reach enough people either.
https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cpos/19810251785626
It turned out that this data that actually devastated the crypto market did not actually cause a big global impact as exaggerated and a big operation was carried out in the crypto market using this data as an excuse.
After this, I was actually thinking of sharing a very long analysis and an article that sheds light on what was really going on and help people on what to wait for / where is the market going, but I gave up on it due to the reason I will explain below.
For this reason, I do not think of sharing such big analyses anymore unless there is enough interest from my followers and general audience because they take up significant amount of my time and at the end of the day, they do not benefit me other than making me feel at ease with the idea of helping people. My only aim is to offer something that can benefit as many people as I can reach and shed light on their path.
Therefore, in order to change my mind, I need to clearly see that people are really interested in data-based due diligence and analyses. For this, your comments, feedback and interactions on my posts will guide me as much as the number of views. Otherwise, I will continue to share my coin/token based analyses by commenting on the market's course in more summary terms only during important periods.
Peace out...
#marketcrash #MarketDrop #MarketDump $BTC $ETH $XRP
Is it to logical add to spot coins (especially memes) as they fall? How to make buy/sell decisions?
After this warning I made on January 31, 2025, a very large liquidation operation was carried out in the crypto market, using the decisions announced by President Trump as an excuse after the US markets closed at night.
Unfortunately, since the crypto is a 24-hour open market, it continued its decline blindly without any data while all other markets were closed and waited without knowing what would happen. However, after the US futures and commodity markets etc. opened on Sunday night, the reaction of other markets to this data became visible and correlations began to be examined.
Thereupon, my warning was actually kind of right and it was seen that the price levels could suddenly come much lower than the price you thought it was very cheap, but since it did not reach enough people, I shared the same article again on February 3, 2025 and unfortunately it did not reach enough people either.
https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cpos/19810251785626
It turned out that this data that actually devastated the crypto market did not actually cause a big global impact as exaggerated and a big operation was carried out in the crypto market using this data as an excuse.
After this, I was actually thinking of sharing a very long analysis and an article that sheds light on what was really going on and help people on what to wait for / where is the market going, but I gave up on it due to the reason I will explain below.
For this reason, I do not think of sharing such big analyses anymore unless there is enough interest from my followers and general audience because they take up significant amount of my time and at the end of the day, they do not benefit me other than making me feel at ease with the idea of helping people. My only aim is to offer something that can benefit as many people as I can reach and shed light on their path.
Therefore, in order to change my mind, I need to clearly see that people are really interested in data-based due diligence and analyses. For this, your comments, feedback and interactions on my posts will guide me as much as the number of views. Otherwise, I will continue to share my coin/token based analyses by commenting on the market's course in more summary terms only during important periods.
Peace out...
#marketcrash #MarketDrop #MarketDump $BTC $ETH $XRP
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The market is a place to conduct Pavlov's experiments on humans on an extremely large scale!
The past time $BTC and altcoins are starting to train you guys to sell early and trade aggressively every time the price goes up!
If the price goes up and you don't sell, but instead shout and crow, about a week later, you'll get beaten up and the price will be kicked down again!
Every time the price goes up, you feel like you want to sell, it's like someone is whispering in your ear: "Sell, see last time? If you don't sell, I'll kick you face down to the bottom"
And then a few more times like that, you'll feel that your intuition is right, you have to sell to test the bottom, then buy back to optimize the coin - and then there's no more after that - when you decide to optimize the coin, it's also the time you stop being bullish, but you don't know it and foolishly sell off at the bottom!
Now, if it decreases further, it is still at the bottom. If it is x2 or even x3, it is still at the bottom. No matter where you sell, it will lead to the result of losing 3 years of waiting!
#Write2Win #binance #Web3 #marketdump
The past time $BTC and altcoins are starting to train you guys to sell early and trade aggressively every time the price goes up!
If the price goes up and you don't sell, but instead shout and crow, about a week later, you'll get beaten up and the price will be kicked down again!
Every time the price goes up, you feel like you want to sell, it's like someone is whispering in your ear: "Sell, see last time? If you don't sell, I'll kick you face down to the bottom"
And then a few more times like that, you'll feel that your intuition is right, you have to sell to test the bottom, then buy back to optimize the coin - and then there's no more after that - when you decide to optimize the coin, it's also the time you stop being bullish, but you don't know it and foolishly sell off at the bottom!
Now, if it decreases further, it is still at the bottom. If it is x2 or even x3, it is still at the bottom. No matter where you sell, it will lead to the result of losing 3 years of waiting!
#Write2Win #binance #Web3 #marketdump
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Today, when I surfed binance square, I saw everyone complaining about losses. Some were liquidated, others held their coins and rushed into the abyss, complaining about not knowing when they would return to shore.
No matter how you bet on spot, you will return to shore, don't worry. The coins are still in your wallet and haven't been sold, so you haven't lost.
At least when the market drops, your house's foundation will still be there.
As for the high-level monks who bet on futures, once they lose, the foundation of the whole house will be lost, very dangerous.
#BTC☀ #Write&Earn #marketdump
No matter how you bet on spot, you will return to shore, don't worry. The coins are still in your wallet and haven't been sold, so you haven't lost.
At least when the market drops, your house's foundation will still be there.
As for the high-level monks who bet on futures, once they lose, the foundation of the whole house will be lost, very dangerous.
#BTC☀ #Write&Earn #marketdump
$BTC as promised open short position #MarketDump
$BTC if any side of this trend line break i am taking position according if uper side beak i am go long if support break i am going short #TRUMPOnBinance #SOLNewATH #TRUMPCoinMarketCap #CryptoTrump2.0 $TRUMP
$BTC again touch resistance level and then just in 1 hour support line break lower trend line first target hit on 100000 second will be on 95890 and if price cross below 93000 third will be90000 #MarketDump
$BTC if any side of this trend line break i am taking position according if uper side beak i am go long if support break i am going short #TRUMPOnBinance #SOLNewATH #TRUMPCoinMarketCap #CryptoTrump2.0 $TRUMP
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Today I read the original article by Robert Kiyosaki about the economic situation, Gold chart, Stock market,...
For those who don't know, he is the author of Rich Dad - Poor Dad. This is one of the books that changed my life from 2010 to now.
He also has the same opinion as me about the economic recession, gold price, stocks and $BTC . The market crash is sooner or later and will crash at some price.
The US economy has clearly been very unstable since Covid until now, I have very clear data about my business situation in the US market. (I'm not talking nonsense)
There is a lot of data from the Fed showing that the economy is still stable (I don't know if there is fake data to wait for the election to be over) but the data is still stable, unemployment is increasing but compared to the past, the unemployment data is still very low.
Determining when the recession and market crash are is extremely difficult. We can only predict and prepare for the worst case scenario with $BTC .
For details, please read the original article by Robert Kiyosaki on X, I'm too lazy to translate.
What do you think will happen next and when it might happen? Of course, I'm also speechless, so are you, just kidding.
Knowing in advance is already rich :))
#RobertKiyosaki #marketdump #MarketCrash #btccrash #gold
For those who don't know, he is the author of Rich Dad - Poor Dad. This is one of the books that changed my life from 2010 to now.
He also has the same opinion as me about the economic recession, gold price, stocks and $BTC . The market crash is sooner or later and will crash at some price.
The US economy has clearly been very unstable since Covid until now, I have very clear data about my business situation in the US market. (I'm not talking nonsense)
There is a lot of data from the Fed showing that the economy is still stable (I don't know if there is fake data to wait for the election to be over) but the data is still stable, unemployment is increasing but compared to the past, the unemployment data is still very low.
Determining when the recession and market crash are is extremely difficult. We can only predict and prepare for the worst case scenario with $BTC .
For details, please read the original article by Robert Kiyosaki on X, I'm too lazy to translate.
What do you think will happen next and when it might happen? Of course, I'm also speechless, so are you, just kidding.
Knowing in advance is already rich :))
#RobertKiyosaki #marketdump #MarketCrash #btccrash #gold
Recently, I have heard many young people say that the recession is over, the black swan will not appear,...
In general, I do not argue with what you said, but I would like to add a few issues as follows:
1. The US economy is on the path of a strong recession, which is true. Compared to 2020, the US economy has to divide 50-60 times. This is the real business situation between us and the US.
2. Employment data, and many other data that the US provides to the market, can be completely fake data. They will navigate the market according to their will. For example, when the DXY chart is too weak, the US always has a way to pull it up (in the past)
If you don't believe me, open the chart and you will see.
The DXY chart is having a big change, a full-force scissors?
3. Honestly, if the bookies haven't finished collecting goods by 2023, it will be like 2008.
At that time, banks went bankrupt like clockwork, stocks were like shitcoins. So why didn't they decline????
4. The gold chart is very scary. It needs a dump to go up faster.
5. BTC still needs a black swan event to go up faster. When it happens, only God knows.
BTC, Gold need a strong dump to pull the DXY chart up to retest the previous peak of 114 (it's always been like that in the past)
I'm just talking for fun, who knows ;))
=>>> BTC 68k, then 72k, =>>> black swan appears $BTC 43k (still predict like this if BTC continues to pull next week)
Normally, things only change after the US election. Prediction of late November 2024 will have changes.
In general, I do not argue with what you said, but I would like to add a few issues as follows:
1. The US economy is on the path of a strong recession, which is true. Compared to 2020, the US economy has to divide 50-60 times. This is the real business situation between us and the US.
2. Employment data, and many other data that the US provides to the market, can be completely fake data. They will navigate the market according to their will. For example, when the DXY chart is too weak, the US always has a way to pull it up (in the past)
If you don't believe me, open the chart and you will see.
The DXY chart is having a big change, a full-force scissors?
3. Honestly, if the bookies haven't finished collecting goods by 2023, it will be like 2008.
At that time, banks went bankrupt like clockwork, stocks were like shitcoins. So why didn't they decline????
4. The gold chart is very scary. It needs a dump to go up faster.
5. BTC still needs a black swan event to go up faster. When it happens, only God knows.
BTC, Gold need a strong dump to pull the DXY chart up to retest the previous peak of 114 (it's always been like that in the past)
I'm just talking for fun, who knows ;))
=>>> BTC 68k, then 72k, =>>> black swan appears $BTC 43k (still predict like this if BTC continues to pull next week)
Normally, things only change after the US election. Prediction of late November 2024 will have changes.
Reason Behind Coin Market Dumps
The cryptocurrency market can experience significant price drops, or "dumps," for a variety of reasons. Here are some common factors that can contribute to a market downturn:
### 1. **Market Sentiment**
- **Fear and Panic:** Negative news, regulatory concerns, or large-scale sell-offs can create fear among investors, leading to panic selling.
- **FOMO Reversal:** After a period of rapid price increases driven by "Fear of Missing Out" (FOMO), the market may correct itself as investors take profits.
### 2. **Regulatory News**
- **Government Actions:** Announcements of stricter regulations, bans, or crackdowns on cryptocurrencies in major markets (e.g., China, the U.S., or the EU) can lead to sell-offs.
- **Taxation:** Changes in tax policies related to cryptocurrencies can also impact investor behavior.
### 3. **Market Manipulation**
- **Whale Activity:** Large holders of cryptocurrency (known as "whales") can manipulate the market by selling off large amounts of coins, causing prices to drop.
- **Pump and Dump Schemes:** Coordinated efforts to inflate the price of a cryptocurrency before selling off holdings can lead to sudden price crashes.
### 4. **Technical Factors**
- **Overbought Conditions:** After a prolonged period of price increases, the market may become overbought, leading to a correction.
- **Liquidity Issues:** Low liquidity in certain cryptocurrencies can exacerbate price swings, leading to sharper declines.
### 5. **Macroeconomic Factors**
- **Interest Rates:** Rising interest rates or changes in monetary policy can lead to a shift in investor preference away from riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.
- **Inflation:** High inflation rates can lead to a sell-off in risk assets as investors seek safer havens.
### 6. **Security Breaches**
- **Hacks:** Security breaches of major exchanges or wallets can lead to a loss of confidence in the market, resulting in sell-offs.
- **Scams:** High-profile scams or fraudulent projects can also damage investor confidence.
### 7. **Market Cycles**
- **Bull and Bear Cycles:** Cryptocurrency markets are known for their cyclical nature, with periods of rapid growth (bull markets) followed by declines (bear markets).
### 8. **Global Events**
- **Geopolitical Tensions:** Events like wars, political instability, or global crises can lead to a flight to safety, with investors selling off riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.
- **Pandemics:** Global health crises can also impact market sentiment and lead to sell-offs.
### 9. **Leverage and Margin Trading**
- **Liquidation Cascades:** High levels of leverage in the market can lead to cascading liquidations, where a drop in price triggers a series of forced sell-offs, exacerbating the decline.
### 10. **Project-Specific Issues**
- **Failed Projects:** If a major project or cryptocurrency fails to deliver on its promises, it can lead to a loss of confidence in that particular asset, which can sometimes spill over into the broader market.
- **Team Issues:** Scandals or departures within the team behind a cryptocurrency can also lead to price drops.
### 11. **Competition**
- **New Entrants:** The emergence of new, innovative cryptocurrencies can draw attention and investment away from existing projects, leading to price declines.
### 12. **Market Maturity**
- **Institutional Involvement:** As more institutional investors enter the market, their trading strategies and risk management practices can lead to more pronounced market movements, including downturns.
### 13. **Technical Analysis**
- **Support and Resistance Levels:** Traders often use technical analysis to make decisions. If key support levels are broken, it can trigger a wave of selling.
### 14. **Media Influence**
- **Negative Coverage:** Sensationalist or negative media coverage can influence retail investors to sell off their holdings.
### 15. **Market Overheating**
- **Speculative Bubbles:** When prices rise too quickly due to speculation, the market can overheat, leading to a sharp correction.
### Conclusion
Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile and influenced by a wide range of factors. While some downturns are short-lived and part of normal market cycles, others may be indicative of more significant issues. Investors should always conduct thorough research and consider their risk tolerance before investing in cryptocurrencies.
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### 1. **Market Sentiment**
- **Fear and Panic:** Negative news, regulatory concerns, or large-scale sell-offs can create fear among investors, leading to panic selling.
- **FOMO Reversal:** After a period of rapid price increases driven by "Fear of Missing Out" (FOMO), the market may correct itself as investors take profits.
### 2. **Regulatory News**
- **Government Actions:** Announcements of stricter regulations, bans, or crackdowns on cryptocurrencies in major markets (e.g., China, the U.S., or the EU) can lead to sell-offs.
- **Taxation:** Changes in tax policies related to cryptocurrencies can also impact investor behavior.
### 3. **Market Manipulation**
- **Whale Activity:** Large holders of cryptocurrency (known as "whales") can manipulate the market by selling off large amounts of coins, causing prices to drop.
- **Pump and Dump Schemes:** Coordinated efforts to inflate the price of a cryptocurrency before selling off holdings can lead to sudden price crashes.
### 4. **Technical Factors**
- **Overbought Conditions:** After a prolonged period of price increases, the market may become overbought, leading to a correction.
- **Liquidity Issues:** Low liquidity in certain cryptocurrencies can exacerbate price swings, leading to sharper declines.
### 5. **Macroeconomic Factors**
- **Interest Rates:** Rising interest rates or changes in monetary policy can lead to a shift in investor preference away from riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.
- **Inflation:** High inflation rates can lead to a sell-off in risk assets as investors seek safer havens.
### 6. **Security Breaches**
- **Hacks:** Security breaches of major exchanges or wallets can lead to a loss of confidence in the market, resulting in sell-offs.
- **Scams:** High-profile scams or fraudulent projects can also damage investor confidence.
### 7. **Market Cycles**
- **Bull and Bear Cycles:** Cryptocurrency markets are known for their cyclical nature, with periods of rapid growth (bull markets) followed by declines (bear markets).
### 8. **Global Events**
- **Geopolitical Tensions:** Events like wars, political instability, or global crises can lead to a flight to safety, with investors selling off riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.
- **Pandemics:** Global health crises can also impact market sentiment and lead to sell-offs.
### 9. **Leverage and Margin Trading**
- **Liquidation Cascades:** High levels of leverage in the market can lead to cascading liquidations, where a drop in price triggers a series of forced sell-offs, exacerbating the decline.
### 10. **Project-Specific Issues**
- **Failed Projects:** If a major project or cryptocurrency fails to deliver on its promises, it can lead to a loss of confidence in that particular asset, which can sometimes spill over into the broader market.
- **Team Issues:** Scandals or departures within the team behind a cryptocurrency can also lead to price drops.
### 11. **Competition**
- **New Entrants:** The emergence of new, innovative cryptocurrencies can draw attention and investment away from existing projects, leading to price declines.
### 12. **Market Maturity**
- **Institutional Involvement:** As more institutional investors enter the market, their trading strategies and risk management practices can lead to more pronounced market movements, including downturns.
### 13. **Technical Analysis**
- **Support and Resistance Levels:** Traders often use technical analysis to make decisions. If key support levels are broken, it can trigger a wave of selling.
### 14. **Media Influence**
- **Negative Coverage:** Sensationalist or negative media coverage can influence retail investors to sell off their holdings.
### 15. **Market Overheating**
- **Speculative Bubbles:** When prices rise too quickly due to speculation, the market can overheat, leading to a sharp correction.
### Conclusion
Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile and influenced by a wide range of factors. While some downturns are short-lived and part of normal market cycles, others may be indicative of more significant issues. Investors should always conduct thorough research and consider their risk tolerance before investing in cryptocurrencies.
#MarketDump
No one should be trading in long term futures Trading now as the market condition is very weak $BTC$BNB $MANTA $SOL
#Write2Earn #TrendingTopic #BTC #marketdump
#Write2Earn #TrendingTopic #BTC #marketdump
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♨️ $BTC will continue to increase slightly then decrease and $ETH will decrease sharply like the balance of the previous May 20 ♨️
📝 Almost the majority of atlcoin will follow two sides: btc and eth (lsd, stalking) respectively.
👉 Regarding BTC, just keep going long until 69300 (this is also a nice short point) and then cut but REMEMBER "DON'T OPEN MORE CURRENT LONG ORDERS" because the general trend of the week is a strong decrease, at least 60k.
👉 Regarding ETH, try to lose up to 3866 and short vice versa (this is also a nice entry to short, you can hold it during the week)
#binance #marketdump #fomo #EarnFreeCrypto2024
📝 Almost the majority of atlcoin will follow two sides: btc and eth (lsd, stalking) respectively.
👉 Regarding BTC, just keep going long until 69300 (this is also a nice short point) and then cut but REMEMBER "DON'T OPEN MORE CURRENT LONG ORDERS" because the general trend of the week is a strong decrease, at least 60k.
👉 Regarding ETH, try to lose up to 3866 and short vice versa (this is also a nice entry to short, you can hold it during the week)
#binance #marketdump #fomo #EarnFreeCrypto2024
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At times like these, what will you do with your investment portfolio #CryptoCurrurencyNews #marketdump
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Crypto suddenly prepares for 'very important' change in China after BTC, ETH, XRP...
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—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.
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Bitcoin's Bullish Recovery: Is Now the Time to Buy? 📈💰
While the current#Bitcoinprice is 22% below its all-time high, this dip could be the buying opportunity you've been waiting for! 🌟 Historically,#BTChas seen much deeper drops during bull runs, suggesting we're still in a strong position.
🔍 From a macro perspective, this 22% drop looks like a minor crash rather than a major setback. Remember, after every bear market, Bitcoin has not only recovered but skyrocketed to new highs. 🚀
Is this a dip you should buy? Here's why:
•Historical Resilience:#Cryptomarkets always bounce back stronger.
•Adoption Rate: More institutions are adopting#cryptocurrencythan ever. 🏦
•Market Sentiment: The Fear & Greed Index shows we are moving from fear to neutral, suggesting potential upside.
However, always keep in mind the volatility of crypto. 🎢 It’s not just about buying dips; it’s about understanding the cycle
#marketdump .
$BTC
While the current#Bitcoinprice is 22% below its all-time high, this dip could be the buying opportunity you've been waiting for! 🌟 Historically,#BTChas seen much deeper drops during bull runs, suggesting we're still in a strong position.
🔍 From a macro perspective, this 22% drop looks like a minor crash rather than a major setback. Remember, after every bear market, Bitcoin has not only recovered but skyrocketed to new highs. 🚀
Is this a dip you should buy? Here's why:
•Historical Resilience:#Cryptomarkets always bounce back stronger.
•Adoption Rate: More institutions are adopting#cryptocurrencythan ever. 🏦
•Market Sentiment: The Fear & Greed Index shows we are moving from fear to neutral, suggesting potential upside.
However, always keep in mind the volatility of crypto. 🎢 It’s not just about buying dips; it’s about understanding the cycle
#marketdump .
$BTC
What just happened . ???
everything is going down ..
what . lol. Why would something like his happen now ?
and now what will we all do . Everything went down like 5 Percent altogether ....
Weird .
#MarketDump
everything is going down ..
what . lol. Why would something like his happen now ?
and now what will we all do . Everything went down like 5 Percent altogether ....
Weird .
#MarketDump
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🔥The second reason why the whole market increased yesterday and decreased more strongly today🔥
🧐 Onchain is the most irreplaceable and authentic data. However, I was too skeptical with every plan because of small fluctuations in the market without looking at volume from a larger perspective.
📝 Every plan we create has a solid reason and if we believe in it, we will learn the lesson because going through a plan is the motivation to create a reason to enter an order. Bias, prejudice and conservatism will kill us soon.
#btc60k #marketdump #pepe #baihoctumeme #baihoc
🧐 Onchain is the most irreplaceable and authentic data. However, I was too skeptical with every plan because of small fluctuations in the market without looking at volume from a larger perspective.
📝 Every plan we create has a solid reason and if we believe in it, we will learn the lesson because going through a plan is the motivation to create a reason to enter an order. Bias, prejudice and conservatism will kill us soon.
#btc60k #marketdump #pepe #baihoctumeme #baihoc
#eth is fomo too much?
- Look at the chart and the blue upper part is the money flowing into the exchange (for atlcoin, you understand that there is a high possibility that it will be transferred from the blockchain wallet to the exchange to SELL). On the contrary, the green part below is consolidation (long-term), which can be buying or stalking.
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What happens to selling atlcoin to buy eth?
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As everyone knows, the money flow usually flows in the direction of topcap-> midcap-> lowcap and the average monthly increase in performance is that the average top 10 atlcoins are only 2 times higher than topcoins (according to cryptokoryo statistics on dune).
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The fomo effect will occur when eth outgoing creates 2 near-equilibrium bottoms, meaning about 2 strong price increases of eth (about 4k7-5k3) will create a bubble burst effect. This will make it difficult for eth to maintain a good price when fomo is excessive during this period. Of course, looking at the holders, you know that most of the mid-range fish collect, not the large fish (because the cash flow of most funds will flow into new atlcoin in defi, depin, blockchain,... systems). From another perspective, the fund also stalks or lends eth to buy atlcoin at this time to increase the ROI rate for the fund.
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If you really love eth, wait for 2400-2700 to buy more. Don't rush to buy at a stage where there are no new people pushing eth at this stage. The market only increases when more people join later ^^
- Look at the chart and the blue upper part is the money flowing into the exchange (for atlcoin, you understand that there is a high possibility that it will be transferred from the blockchain wallet to the exchange to SELL). On the contrary, the green part below is consolidation (long-term), which can be buying or stalking.
______
What happens to selling atlcoin to buy eth?
______
As everyone knows, the money flow usually flows in the direction of topcap-> midcap-> lowcap and the average monthly increase in performance is that the average top 10 atlcoins are only 2 times higher than topcoins (according to cryptokoryo statistics on dune).
_____
The fomo effect will occur when eth outgoing creates 2 near-equilibrium bottoms, meaning about 2 strong price increases of eth (about 4k7-5k3) will create a bubble burst effect. This will make it difficult for eth to maintain a good price when fomo is excessive during this period. Of course, looking at the holders, you know that most of the mid-range fish collect, not the large fish (because the cash flow of most funds will flow into new atlcoin in defi, depin, blockchain,... systems). From another perspective, the fund also stalks or lends eth to buy atlcoin at this time to increase the ROI rate for the fund.
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If you really love eth, wait for 2400-2700 to buy more. Don't rush to buy at a stage where there are no new people pushing eth at this stage. The market only increases when more people join later ^^
Reason Behind Coin Market Dumps
The cryptocurrency market can experience significant price drops, or "dumps," for a variety of reasons. Here are some common factors that can contribute to a market downturn:
### 1. **Market Sentiment**
- **Fear and Panic:** Negative news, regulatory concerns, or large-scale sell-offs can create fear among investors, leading to panic selling.
- **FOMO Reversal:** After a period of rapid price increases driven by "Fear of Missing Out" (FOMO), the market may correct itself as investors take profits.
### 2. **Regulatory News**
- **Government Actions:** Announcements of stricter regulations, bans, or crackdowns on cryptocurrencies in major markets (e.g., China, the U.S., or the EU) can lead to sell-offs.
- **Taxation:** Changes in tax policies related to cryptocurrencies can also impact investor behavior.
### 3. **Market Manipulation**
- **Whale Activity:** Large holders of cryptocurrency (known as "whales") can manipulate the market by selling off large amounts of coins, causing prices to drop.
- **Pump and Dump Schemes:** Coordinated efforts to inflate the price of a cryptocurrency before selling off holdings can lead to sudden price crashes.
### 4. **Technical Factors**
- **Overbought Conditions:** After a prolonged period of price increases, the market may become overbought, leading to a correction.
- **Liquidity Issues:** Low liquidity in certain cryptocurrencies can exacerbate price swings, leading to sharper declines.
### 5. **Macroeconomic Factors**
- **Interest Rates:** Rising interest rates or changes in monetary policy can lead to a shift in investor preference away from riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.
- **Inflation:** High inflation rates can lead to a sell-off in risk assets as investors seek safer havens.
### 6. **Security Breaches**
- **Hacks:** Security breaches of major exchanges or wallets can lead to a loss of confidence in the market, resulting in sell-offs.
- **Scams:** High-profile scams or fraudulent projects can also damage investor confidence.
### 7. **Market Cycles**
- **Bull and Bear Cycles:** Cryptocurrency markets are known for their cyclical nature, with periods of rapid growth (bull markets) followed by declines (bear markets).
### 8. **Global Events**
- **Geopolitical Tensions:** Events like wars, political instability, or global crises can lead to a flight to safety, with investors selling off riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.
- **Pandemics:** Global health crises can also impact market sentiment and lead to sell-offs.
### 9. **Leverage and Margin Trading**
- **Liquidation Cascades:** High levels of leverage in the market can lead to cascading liquidations, where a drop in price triggers a series of forced sell-offs, exacerbating the decline.
### 10. **Project-Specific Issues**
- **Failed Projects:** If a major project or cryptocurrency fails to deliver on its promises, it can lead to a loss of confidence in that particular asset, which can sometimes spill over into the broader market.
- **Team Issues:** Scandals or departures within the team behind a cryptocurrency can also lead to price drops.
### 11. **Competition**
- **New Entrants:** The emergence of new, innovative cryptocurrencies can draw attention and investment away from existing projects, leading to price declines.
### 12. **Market Maturity**
- **Institutional Involvement:** As more institutional investors enter the market, their trading strategies and risk management practices can lead to more pronounced market movements, including downturns.
### 13. **Technical Analysis**
- **Support and Resistance Levels:** Traders often use technical analysis to make decisions. If key support levels are broken, it can trigger a wave of selling.
### 14. **Media Influence**
- **Negative Coverage:** Sensationalist or negative media coverage can influence retail investors to sell off their holdings.
### 15. **Market Overheating**
- **Speculative Bubbles:** When prices rise too quickly due to speculation, the market can overheat, leading to a sharp correction.
### Conclusion
Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile and influenced by a wide range of factors. While some downturns are short-lived and part of normal market cycles, others may be indicative of more significant issues. Investors should always conduct thorough research and consider their risk tolerance before investing in cryptocurrencies.
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### 1. **Market Sentiment**
- **Fear and Panic:** Negative news, regulatory concerns, or large-scale sell-offs can create fear among investors, leading to panic selling.
- **FOMO Reversal:** After a period of rapid price increases driven by "Fear of Missing Out" (FOMO), the market may correct itself as investors take profits.
### 2. **Regulatory News**
- **Government Actions:** Announcements of stricter regulations, bans, or crackdowns on cryptocurrencies in major markets (e.g., China, the U.S., or the EU) can lead to sell-offs.
- **Taxation:** Changes in tax policies related to cryptocurrencies can also impact investor behavior.
### 3. **Market Manipulation**
- **Whale Activity:** Large holders of cryptocurrency (known as "whales") can manipulate the market by selling off large amounts of coins, causing prices to drop.
- **Pump and Dump Schemes:** Coordinated efforts to inflate the price of a cryptocurrency before selling off holdings can lead to sudden price crashes.
### 4. **Technical Factors**
- **Overbought Conditions:** After a prolonged period of price increases, the market may become overbought, leading to a correction.
- **Liquidity Issues:** Low liquidity in certain cryptocurrencies can exacerbate price swings, leading to sharper declines.
### 5. **Macroeconomic Factors**
- **Interest Rates:** Rising interest rates or changes in monetary policy can lead to a shift in investor preference away from riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.
- **Inflation:** High inflation rates can lead to a sell-off in risk assets as investors seek safer havens.
### 6. **Security Breaches**
- **Hacks:** Security breaches of major exchanges or wallets can lead to a loss of confidence in the market, resulting in sell-offs.
- **Scams:** High-profile scams or fraudulent projects can also damage investor confidence.
### 7. **Market Cycles**
- **Bull and Bear Cycles:** Cryptocurrency markets are known for their cyclical nature, with periods of rapid growth (bull markets) followed by declines (bear markets).
### 8. **Global Events**
- **Geopolitical Tensions:** Events like wars, political instability, or global crises can lead to a flight to safety, with investors selling off riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.
- **Pandemics:** Global health crises can also impact market sentiment and lead to sell-offs.
### 9. **Leverage and Margin Trading**
- **Liquidation Cascades:** High levels of leverage in the market can lead to cascading liquidations, where a drop in price triggers a series of forced sell-offs, exacerbating the decline.
### 10. **Project-Specific Issues**
- **Failed Projects:** If a major project or cryptocurrency fails to deliver on its promises, it can lead to a loss of confidence in that particular asset, which can sometimes spill over into the broader market.
- **Team Issues:** Scandals or departures within the team behind a cryptocurrency can also lead to price drops.
### 11. **Competition**
- **New Entrants:** The emergence of new, innovative cryptocurrencies can draw attention and investment away from existing projects, leading to price declines.
### 12. **Market Maturity**
- **Institutional Involvement:** As more institutional investors enter the market, their trading strategies and risk management practices can lead to more pronounced market movements, including downturns.
### 13. **Technical Analysis**
- **Support and Resistance Levels:** Traders often use technical analysis to make decisions. If key support levels are broken, it can trigger a wave of selling.
### 14. **Media Influence**
- **Negative Coverage:** Sensationalist or negative media coverage can influence retail investors to sell off their holdings.
### 15. **Market Overheating**
- **Speculative Bubbles:** When prices rise too quickly due to speculation, the market can overheat, leading to a sharp correction.
### Conclusion
Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile and influenced by a wide range of factors. While some downturns are short-lived and part of normal market cycles, others may be indicative of more significant issues. Investors should always conduct thorough research and consider their risk tolerance before investing in cryptocurrencies.
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🚨🚨69,000 BTC at Stake: The Government Plan That Could Rock the Market! 🚨🚨
America and the 69,000 Bitcoins: What Does It Mean for the Market? 🚨
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recently confirmed plans to sell 69,000 confiscated Bitcoins, a move that has caught the attention of crypto investors around the world. But how will this sale happen and what impact will it have on the market?
An Enigma: How Will Bitcoins Be Sold?
The DOJ has not yet officially clarified how these Bitcoins will be sold. However, the most likely options include:
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recently confirmed plans to sell 69,000 confiscated Bitcoins, a move that has caught the attention of crypto investors around the world. But how will this sale happen and what impact will it have on the market?
An Enigma: How Will Bitcoins Be Sold?
The DOJ has not yet officially clarified how these Bitcoins will be sold. However, the most likely options include: