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🇷🇺 Russia to treat Bitcoin as property and exempt from VAT tax after bill passed parliament's upper house. 
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$BTC Trading Volumes Declining Since November Bitcoin’s trading volume has been in a steady downtrend since its peak in November. 🔹 Lower volume = longer consolidation 🔹 Market likely to stay rangebound 🔹 Patience is key until a catalyst sparks the next wave of buyers What will be the trigger for the next big move?

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After the most recent price action: 1) The vast majority of people in the magic internet money market have flipped bearish. 2) Market sentiment is worse than what I saw during the last bear market (Luna & FTX crashes). 3) The Fear & Greed Index is at levels comparable to the darkest days of the last crypto winter. Let’s be real—this is not how a top looks. The real top won’t feel like a top. By then, everyone around you will be screaming: > “Higher” > “Super cycle” > “Bitcoin to $1M” > “New paradigm” > “We’ll never see a bear market again” You don’t believe me? Go back and study history. Now, what I see on the Bitcoin chart right now looks similar to what happened in early August. Remember that massive shakeout? It was “over” back then too. Then, a couple of months later, Bitcoin started its parabolic impulse toward $100K+. I believe history will rhyme once again—look at the projection I made on the chart. Always zoom out. Until proven otherwise, this is nothing but a normal and healthy bull-market retracement. Bitcoin always had multiple strong corrections on its way to the cycle top. Why this time has to be different? All I see right now is a sweep of the most recent lows and “kiss” of the 21W SMA after sometime away from it. Parabolic advance, reset, tap of the 21W SMA, run again — this has been a recurring pattern in Bitcoin’s history. To wrap this up: If we put everything together: > TA > Macro > “Adoption” > Market sentiment Etc. Being bearish right now doesn’t make much sense to me. I know the most recent price action has been messing with your brains, but don’t let it cloud your judgement. Now eyes on the weekly and monthly closures — those will bring us essential data that we’ll use to re-asses our market bias. Eyes on the prize.

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$BTC Liquidations Hit Highest Level in 2+ Years! Yesterday’s plunge wiped out $320M in BTC liquidations on perpetual futures—the biggest flush since August 2023. • Leverage traders wrecked • Max pain across the market • Capitulation or setup for a reversal? When fear peaks, opportunities arise. What’s next for Bitcoin?

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$BTC ETFs just experienced their second largest day of outflows ever. 🥶 Over $937 million left ETFs yesterday, the most in over 12 months. Could this be a peak capitulation event for $BTC in the short term?

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