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Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, XRP Plunge Amid Fading Fed Rate Cut Hopes: As BTC Stays Below $100,000,
🚨 Leading cryptocurrencies declined alongside stocks on Wednesday, as the six-week data blackout shrouds the Federal Reserve’s outlook for December. 🥵
Crypto Liquidations Hit $750 Million
📉 Advances achieved earlier in the week were reversed as $BTC sank below $98,000. Trading volume jumped 50% to $104 billion in the last 24 hours, indicating high selling pressure.
🤬 $ETH plunged to an intraday low of $3,156, accompanied by a 44% jump in 24-hour trading volume. XRP and $SOL also retreated sharply.
🥵 Cryptocurrency liquidations topped $750 million in the last 24 hours, according to Coinglass, with $600 million in bullish long bets erased.
Moreover, roughly $450 million in Bitcoin long positions risked liquidation if the apex cryptocurrency slides further to $97,000.
Bitcoin's open interest increased by 0.68% in the last 24 hours. A rise in open interest, coming alongside a dip in spot price, typically indicates that traders are opening new short positions.
"Extreme Fear" persisted in the market, according to the Crypto Fear & Greed Index.
Stocks Decline Amid Fed Data Fog
📉 Stocks sold off sharply on Thursday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 797.60 points, or 1.65%, to settle at 47,457.22, a day after closing at record highs. The S&P 500 slid 1.66% to end at 6,737.49, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite lost 2.29% to close at 22,870.36.
🤷♂️ Although the government shutdown is over, the six-week data blackout has left the Federal Reserve's December outlook uncertain. The White House had earlier said that the October jobs report and inflation data might never get released.
🤒 Market odds for a December rate cut dropped to 50.7% from 62% a day ago, according to the CME FedWatch tool.
Bitcoin Needs To Reclaim This Level To Change Bearish Bias
🧐 Widely followed cryptocurrency analyst and trader Michaël van de Poppe noted that Bitcoin's rejection at $107,000 triggered a liquidity sweep below $100,000.
"It’s not great, and the trend (lower timeframes) is down. However, in order to change that, a reclaim of $100,700 would be required," the analyst remarked. Reported by Benzinga
#MarketPullback
Crypto Liquidations Hit $750 Million
📉 Advances achieved earlier in the week were reversed as $BTC sank below $98,000. Trading volume jumped 50% to $104 billion in the last 24 hours, indicating high selling pressure.
🤬 $ETH plunged to an intraday low of $3,156, accompanied by a 44% jump in 24-hour trading volume. XRP and $SOL also retreated sharply.
🥵 Cryptocurrency liquidations topped $750 million in the last 24 hours, according to Coinglass, with $600 million in bullish long bets erased.
Moreover, roughly $450 million in Bitcoin long positions risked liquidation if the apex cryptocurrency slides further to $97,000.
Bitcoin's open interest increased by 0.68% in the last 24 hours. A rise in open interest, coming alongside a dip in spot price, typically indicates that traders are opening new short positions.
"Extreme Fear" persisted in the market, according to the Crypto Fear & Greed Index.
Stocks Decline Amid Fed Data Fog
📉 Stocks sold off sharply on Thursday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 797.60 points, or 1.65%, to settle at 47,457.22, a day after closing at record highs. The S&P 500 slid 1.66% to end at 6,737.49, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite lost 2.29% to close at 22,870.36.
🤷♂️ Although the government shutdown is over, the six-week data blackout has left the Federal Reserve's December outlook uncertain. The White House had earlier said that the October jobs report and inflation data might never get released.
🤒 Market odds for a December rate cut dropped to 50.7% from 62% a day ago, according to the CME FedWatch tool.
Bitcoin Needs To Reclaim This Level To Change Bearish Bias
🧐 Widely followed cryptocurrency analyst and trader Michaël van de Poppe noted that Bitcoin's rejection at $107,000 triggered a liquidity sweep below $100,000.
"It’s not great, and the trend (lower timeframes) is down. However, in order to change that, a reclaim of $100,700 would be required," the analyst remarked. Reported by Benzinga
#MarketPullback
🚨🚨 Federal Reserve Officials Turn Hawkish Overnight, Further Rate Cut Space May Be Limited
🥵 On November 14th, Federal Reserve officials collectively adopted a hawkish stance overnight, further constricting the scope for interest rate cuts. The President of the Minneapolis Fed, Kashkari, took the lead in stating that he did not endorse the Fed's October rate cut decision but remains vigilant about the most appropriate course of action for the December meeting.
The underlying resilience of the U.S. economic activity is stronger than anticipated. The Fed had previously signaled a pause in rate cuts at the October meeting. On the other hand, Fed's Harker stated that monetary policy still needs to remain tight in order to curb inflation and bring it back to the target level. The Fed faces challenges in its dual mandate of inflation and employment, making this a difficult period for monetary policy. Harker also expressed no worry about the weakening of the dollar, saying, "We began from a state where the dollar was extremely strong.
Therefore, this year's weakening is mainly bringing the dollar closer to its theoretically fair value and making it more reasonable compared to other currencies." Fed's Mester held a relatively moderate stance but still indicated that there is limited room for further easing of monetary policy. Mester stated, "Looking ahead, we need to move forward cautiously. I believe we need to continue exerting pressure on inflation above the target while providing some support for the labor market."
#MarketPullback
🥵 On November 14th, Federal Reserve officials collectively adopted a hawkish stance overnight, further constricting the scope for interest rate cuts. The President of the Minneapolis Fed, Kashkari, took the lead in stating that he did not endorse the Fed's October rate cut decision but remains vigilant about the most appropriate course of action for the December meeting.
The underlying resilience of the U.S. economic activity is stronger than anticipated. The Fed had previously signaled a pause in rate cuts at the October meeting. On the other hand, Fed's Harker stated that monetary policy still needs to remain tight in order to curb inflation and bring it back to the target level. The Fed faces challenges in its dual mandate of inflation and employment, making this a difficult period for monetary policy. Harker also expressed no worry about the weakening of the dollar, saying, "We began from a state where the dollar was extremely strong.
Therefore, this year's weakening is mainly bringing the dollar closer to its theoretically fair value and making it more reasonable compared to other currencies." Fed's Mester held a relatively moderate stance but still indicated that there is limited room for further easing of monetary policy. Mester stated, "Looking ahead, we need to move forward cautiously. I believe we need to continue exerting pressure on inflation above the target while providing some support for the labor market."
#MarketPullback
🚨🚨 Federal Reserve Officials Turn Hawkish Overnight, Further Rate Cut Space May Be Limited
🥵 On November 14th, Federal Reserve officials collectively adopted a hawkish stance overnight, further constricting the scope for interest rate cuts. The President of the Minneapolis Fed, Kashkari, took the lead in stating that he did not endorse the Fed's October rate cut decision but remains vigilant about the most appropriate course of action for the December meeting.
The underlying resilience of the U.S. economic activity is stronger than anticipated. The Fed had previously signaled a pause in rate cuts at the October meeting. On the other hand, Fed's Harker stated that monetary policy still needs to remain tight in order to curb inflation and bring it back to the target level. The Fed faces challenges in its dual mandate of inflation and employment, making this a difficult period for monetary policy. Harker also expressed no worry about the weakening of the dollar, saying, "We began from a state where the dollar was extremely strong.
Therefore, this year's weakening is mainly bringing the dollar closer to its theoretically fair value and making it more reasonable compared to other currencies." Fed's Mester held a relatively moderate stance but still indicated that there is limited room for further easing of monetary policy. Mester stated, "Looking ahead, we need to move forward cautiously. I believe we need to continue exerting pressure on inflation above the target while providing some support for the labor market."
#MarketPullback
🥵 On November 14th, Federal Reserve officials collectively adopted a hawkish stance overnight, further constricting the scope for interest rate cuts. The President of the Minneapolis Fed, Kashkari, took the lead in stating that he did not endorse the Fed's October rate cut decision but remains vigilant about the most appropriate course of action for the December meeting.
The underlying resilience of the U.S. economic activity is stronger than anticipated. The Fed had previously signaled a pause in rate cuts at the October meeting. On the other hand, Fed's Harker stated that monetary policy still needs to remain tight in order to curb inflation and bring it back to the target level. The Fed faces challenges in its dual mandate of inflation and employment, making this a difficult period for monetary policy. Harker also expressed no worry about the weakening of the dollar, saying, "We began from a state where the dollar was extremely strong.
Therefore, this year's weakening is mainly bringing the dollar closer to its theoretically fair value and making it more reasonable compared to other currencies." Fed's Mester held a relatively moderate stance but still indicated that there is limited room for further easing of monetary policy. Mester stated, "Looking ahead, we need to move forward cautiously. I believe we need to continue exerting pressure on inflation above the target while providing some support for the labor market."
#MarketPullback
🔥🔥 Trump: Government Must Never Shut Down Again, Shutdown Cost $1.5 Trillion 💯
✍️ President Trump of the US stated that the government shutdown had led to a loss of $1.5 trillion. The Democrats now appeared very bad. It would take several weeks or even months to accurately calculate the overall impact of the loss. He called for an end to the obstruction of parliamentary rules to prevent such events from recurring. He wanted to thank those 8 Senate Democrats who had done the right thing. The government must not shut down again. (FXStreet)
#USGovShutdownEnd?
✍️ President Trump of the US stated that the government shutdown had led to a loss of $1.5 trillion. The Democrats now appeared very bad. It would take several weeks or even months to accurately calculate the overall impact of the loss. He called for an end to the obstruction of parliamentary rules to prevent such events from recurring. He wanted to thank those 8 Senate Democrats who had done the right thing. The government must not shut down again. (FXStreet)
#USGovShutdownEnd?
🥳🥳 Trump Signs Bill, Ending Government Shutdown. 💥🔥
💥💥 On November 13th, U.S. President Trump signed a temporary funding bill, bringing an end to the longest government "shutdown" in American history. This bill will provide continuous funding for the federal government, enabling most government agencies to obtain operational funds until January 30, 2026. (Forex Live)
#USGovShutdownEnd?
💥💥 On November 13th, U.S. President Trump signed a temporary funding bill, bringing an end to the longest government "shutdown" in American history. This bill will provide continuous funding for the federal government, enabling most government agencies to obtain operational funds until January 30, 2026. (Forex Live)
#USGovShutdownEnd?
Bitcoin slides near $103,000 as December rate cut becomes more uncertain 🥵
📉 Bitcoin fell near $103,000 on Tuesday, driven primarily by investor profit-taking and macroeconomic uncertainties.
🤒 Hopes for a December interest rate cut have dwindled following a report detailing growing internal conflict among Federal Reserve officials over the decision.
$BTC , $ETH and major cryptocurrencies fell Wednesday morning as investor profit-taking accelerated amid growing uncertainty over a potential December rate cut.
🥵 According to The Block's bitcoin price page, the world's largest cryptocurrency fell 3% in the past 24 hours to trade at $103,222. Ether dropped 4.7% to $3,434, XRP slid 5.3% to $2.4, and $SOL declined 8.85% to $154.76.
📉 Bitcoin had fallen below the $103,000 mark to around $102,600 earlier on Tuesday. This decline came after bitcoin showed modest recovery from lower levels of around $101,500 earlier in the month to over $106,600.
"Bitcoin's drop was driven by profit-taking and heavy long liquidations after failing to reclaim the $107K resistance," said Vincent Liu, CIO at Kronos Research.
🤒 The cryptocurrency's brief uptick was triggered by the U.S. Senate's passage of the bill to reopen the government after a record-setting shutdown, encouraging risk-on sentiment in the market. However, Liu noted that it was not enough to counter profit-taking pressure, leveraged liquidations, and lingering technical weakness.
"The macro relief rally faded fast," said Liu, who identified $100,000 as the next key psychological support level. "A further drop could trigger more liquidations and heightened volatility."
Rate cut conflicts 🤷♀️
Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve's potential decision to make another interest rate cut in December remains the main positive catalyst for crypto traders.
🧐 While the market was initially hopeful for the rate cut to take place at the year-end, Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated that another cut in December is not a done deal. Furthermore, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier today that the U.S. central bank has become increasingly divided over a December rate cut, adding more uncertainty for investors.
The CME Group's FedWatch Tool currently gives a 66.9% chance that the Fed would make another rate cut at its Dec. 9-10 meeting.
🤬 Even if the Federal Reserve decides to make the cut next month, the result may be far from a major price surge, Presto Research Associate Min Jung told The Block.
"A confirmed cut could meaningfully revive risk appetite and push BTC toward new highs, but with markets already pricing in roughly a 70% chance, much of the optimism may already be reflected in current valuations," Jung said.
#bitcoin
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🤒 Hopes for a December interest rate cut have dwindled following a report detailing growing internal conflict among Federal Reserve officials over the decision.
$BTC , $ETH and major cryptocurrencies fell Wednesday morning as investor profit-taking accelerated amid growing uncertainty over a potential December rate cut.
🥵 According to The Block's bitcoin price page, the world's largest cryptocurrency fell 3% in the past 24 hours to trade at $103,222. Ether dropped 4.7% to $3,434, XRP slid 5.3% to $2.4, and $SOL declined 8.85% to $154.76.
📉 Bitcoin had fallen below the $103,000 mark to around $102,600 earlier on Tuesday. This decline came after bitcoin showed modest recovery from lower levels of around $101,500 earlier in the month to over $106,600.
"Bitcoin's drop was driven by profit-taking and heavy long liquidations after failing to reclaim the $107K resistance," said Vincent Liu, CIO at Kronos Research.
🤒 The cryptocurrency's brief uptick was triggered by the U.S. Senate's passage of the bill to reopen the government after a record-setting shutdown, encouraging risk-on sentiment in the market. However, Liu noted that it was not enough to counter profit-taking pressure, leveraged liquidations, and lingering technical weakness.
"The macro relief rally faded fast," said Liu, who identified $100,000 as the next key psychological support level. "A further drop could trigger more liquidations and heightened volatility."
Rate cut conflicts 🤷♀️
Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve's potential decision to make another interest rate cut in December remains the main positive catalyst for crypto traders.
🧐 While the market was initially hopeful for the rate cut to take place at the year-end, Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated that another cut in December is not a done deal. Furthermore, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier today that the U.S. central bank has become increasingly divided over a December rate cut, adding more uncertainty for investors.
The CME Group's FedWatch Tool currently gives a 66.9% chance that the Fed would make another rate cut at its Dec. 9-10 meeting.
🤬 Even if the Federal Reserve decides to make the cut next month, the result may be far from a major price surge, Presto Research Associate Min Jung told The Block.
"A confirmed cut could meaningfully revive risk appetite and push BTC toward new highs, but with markets already pricing in roughly a 70% chance, much of the optimism may already be reflected in current valuations," Jung said.
#bitcoin
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Bitcoin slides near $103,000 as December rate cut becomes more uncertain 🥵
📉 Bitcoin fell near $103,000 on Tuesday, driven primarily by investor profit-taking and macroeconomic uncertainties.
🤒 Hopes for a December interest rate cut have dwindled following a report detailing growing internal conflict among Federal Reserve officials over the decision.
$BTC , $ETH and major cryptocurrencies fell Wednesday morning as investor profit-taking accelerated amid growing uncertainty over a potential December rate cut.
🥵 According to The Block's bitcoin price page, the world's largest cryptocurrency fell 3% in the past 24 hours to trade at $103,222. Ether dropped 4.7% to $3,434, XRP slid 5.3% to $2.4, and $SOL declined 8.85% to $154.76.
📉 Bitcoin had fallen below the $103,000 mark to around $102,600 earlier on Tuesday. This decline came after bitcoin showed modest recovery from lower levels of around $101,500 earlier in the month to over $106,600.
"Bitcoin's drop was driven by profit-taking and heavy long liquidations after failing to reclaim the $107K resistance," said Vincent Liu, CIO at Kronos Research.
🤒 The cryptocurrency's brief uptick was triggered by the U.S. Senate's passage of the bill to reopen the government after a record-setting shutdown, encouraging risk-on sentiment in the market. However, Liu noted that it was not enough to counter profit-taking pressure, leveraged liquidations, and lingering technical weakness.
"The macro relief rally faded fast," said Liu, who identified $100,000 as the next key psychological support level. "A further drop could trigger more liquidations and heightened volatility."
Rate cut conflicts 🤷♀️
Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve's potential decision to make another interest rate cut in December remains the main positive catalyst for crypto traders.
🧐 While the market was initially hopeful for the rate cut to take place at the year-end, Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated that another cut in December is not a done deal. Furthermore, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier today that the U.S. central bank has become increasingly divided over a December rate cut, adding more uncertainty for investors.
The CME Group's FedWatch Tool currently gives a 66.9% chance that the Fed would make another rate cut at its Dec. 9-10 meeting.
🤬 Even if the Federal Reserve decides to make the cut next month, the result may be far from a major price surge, Presto Research Associate Min Jung told The Block.
"A confirmed cut could meaningfully revive risk appetite and push BTC toward new highs, but with markets already pricing in roughly a 70% chance, much of the optimism may already be reflected in current valuations," Jung said.
#bitcoin
🤒 Hopes for a December interest rate cut have dwindled following a report detailing growing internal conflict among Federal Reserve officials over the decision.
$BTC , $ETH and major cryptocurrencies fell Wednesday morning as investor profit-taking accelerated amid growing uncertainty over a potential December rate cut.
🥵 According to The Block's bitcoin price page, the world's largest cryptocurrency fell 3% in the past 24 hours to trade at $103,222. Ether dropped 4.7% to $3,434, XRP slid 5.3% to $2.4, and $SOL declined 8.85% to $154.76.
📉 Bitcoin had fallen below the $103,000 mark to around $102,600 earlier on Tuesday. This decline came after bitcoin showed modest recovery from lower levels of around $101,500 earlier in the month to over $106,600.
"Bitcoin's drop was driven by profit-taking and heavy long liquidations after failing to reclaim the $107K resistance," said Vincent Liu, CIO at Kronos Research.
🤒 The cryptocurrency's brief uptick was triggered by the U.S. Senate's passage of the bill to reopen the government after a record-setting shutdown, encouraging risk-on sentiment in the market. However, Liu noted that it was not enough to counter profit-taking pressure, leveraged liquidations, and lingering technical weakness.
"The macro relief rally faded fast," said Liu, who identified $100,000 as the next key psychological support level. "A further drop could trigger more liquidations and heightened volatility."
Rate cut conflicts 🤷♀️
Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve's potential decision to make another interest rate cut in December remains the main positive catalyst for crypto traders.
🧐 While the market was initially hopeful for the rate cut to take place at the year-end, Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated that another cut in December is not a done deal. Furthermore, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier today that the U.S. central bank has become increasingly divided over a December rate cut, adding more uncertainty for investors.
The CME Group's FedWatch Tool currently gives a 66.9% chance that the Fed would make another rate cut at its Dec. 9-10 meeting.
🤬 Even if the Federal Reserve decides to make the cut next month, the result may be far from a major price surge, Presto Research Associate Min Jung told The Block.
"A confirmed cut could meaningfully revive risk appetite and push BTC toward new highs, but with markets already pricing in roughly a 70% chance, much of the optimism may already be reflected in current valuations," Jung said.
#bitcoin
💥🚀💥 On Polymarket, the probability of "End of US Government Shutdown on November 12-15" has risen to 92%
🔥 On November 11th, based on the data from the Polymarket website, the likelihood that the "US Government Shutdown will end from November 12th to 15th" is currently 92% on the platform. Additionally, the probability of it ending between November 8th and 11th is 3%, and the probability of it ending after November 16th is 6%. 💃
#USGovShutdownEnd?
🔥 On November 11th, based on the data from the Polymarket website, the likelihood that the "US Government Shutdown will end from November 12th to 15th" is currently 92% on the platform. Additionally, the probability of it ending between November 8th and 11th is 3%, and the probability of it ending after November 16th is 6%. 💃
#USGovShutdownEnd?
🚨🚨 Top 4 US Economic Events in Bitcoin’s Path to $110,000 This Week 🚀
1️⃣ $BTC nears $106,000 as US shutdown deal lifts sentiment.
2️⃣ CPI and 3️⃣ jobless data may decide Bitcoin’s $110,000 breakout.
4️⃣ Fed remarks on QE could trigger fresh crypto liquidity.
🧐 Multiple US economic events are on the calendar this week, and could either hinder the Bitcoin price’s path to $110,000 or be the tailwinds that drive it further north.
💥 The influence of US economic signals on $BTC and crypto remains significant in 2025, with associated sentiment becoming a critical factor in short-term price action.
🧐 US Economic Signals to Watch This Week
With increasing optimism about a deal to end the longstanding US government shutdown, the $BTC price is already showing strength and has climbed above the $105,000 threshold. However, whether it extends further north or retracts may hinge on the following headlines this week.
✍️ These 4 US Economic Events include Fed Speeches, Initial Jobless Claims, CPI and PPI as reported by Be In Crypto.
#bitcoin
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1️⃣ $BTC nears $106,000 as US shutdown deal lifts sentiment.
2️⃣ CPI and 3️⃣ jobless data may decide Bitcoin’s $110,000 breakout.
4️⃣ Fed remarks on QE could trigger fresh crypto liquidity.
🧐 Multiple US economic events are on the calendar this week, and could either hinder the Bitcoin price’s path to $110,000 or be the tailwinds that drive it further north.
💥 The influence of US economic signals on $BTC and crypto remains significant in 2025, with associated sentiment becoming a critical factor in short-term price action.
🧐 US Economic Signals to Watch This Week
With increasing optimism about a deal to end the longstanding US government shutdown, the $BTC price is already showing strength and has climbed above the $105,000 threshold. However, whether it extends further north or retracts may hinge on the following headlines this week.
✍️ These 4 US Economic Events include Fed Speeches, Initial Jobless Claims, CPI and PPI as reported by Be In Crypto.
#bitcoin
{future}(BTCUSDT)
💥🚀💥 On Polymarket, the probability of "End of US Government Shutdown on November 12-15" has risen to 92%
🔥 On November 11th, based on the data from the Polymarket website, the likelihood that the "US Government Shutdown will end from November 12th to 15th" is currently 92% on the platform. Additionally, the probability of it ending between November 8th and 11th is 3%, and the probability of it ending after November 16th is 6%. 💃
#USGovShutdownEnd?
🔥 On November 11th, based on the data from the Polymarket website, the likelihood that the "US Government Shutdown will end from November 12th to 15th" is currently 92% on the platform. Additionally, the probability of it ending between November 8th and 11th is 3%, and the probability of it ending after November 16th is 6%. 💃
#USGovShutdownEnd?
🚨🚨 Top 4 US Economic Events in Bitcoin’s Path to $110,000 This Week 🚀
1️⃣ $BTC nears $106,000 as US shutdown deal lifts sentiment.
2️⃣ CPI and 3️⃣ jobless data may decide Bitcoin’s $110,000 breakout.
4️⃣ Fed remarks on QE could trigger fresh crypto liquidity.
🧐 Multiple US economic events are on the calendar this week, and could either hinder the Bitcoin price’s path to $110,000 or be the tailwinds that drive it further north.
💥 The influence of US economic signals on $BTC and crypto remains significant in 2025, with associated sentiment becoming a critical factor in short-term price action.
🧐 US Economic Signals to Watch This Week
With increasing optimism about a deal to end the longstanding US government shutdown, the $BTC price is already showing strength and has climbed above the $105,000 threshold. However, whether it extends further north or retracts may hinge on the following headlines this week.
✍️ These 4 US Economic Events include Fed Speeches, Initial Jobless Claims, CPI and PPI as reported by Be In Crypto.
#bitcoin
1️⃣ $BTC nears $106,000 as US shutdown deal lifts sentiment.
2️⃣ CPI and 3️⃣ jobless data may decide Bitcoin’s $110,000 breakout.
4️⃣ Fed remarks on QE could trigger fresh crypto liquidity.
🧐 Multiple US economic events are on the calendar this week, and could either hinder the Bitcoin price’s path to $110,000 or be the tailwinds that drive it further north.
💥 The influence of US economic signals on $BTC and crypto remains significant in 2025, with associated sentiment becoming a critical factor in short-term price action.
🧐 US Economic Signals to Watch This Week
With increasing optimism about a deal to end the longstanding US government shutdown, the $BTC price is already showing strength and has climbed above the $105,000 threshold. However, whether it extends further north or retracts may hinge on the following headlines this week.
✍️ These 4 US Economic Events include Fed Speeches, Initial Jobless Claims, CPI and PPI as reported by Be In Crypto.
#bitcoin
💥💥 The U.S. Senate has approved a bill to end the government shutdown and has sent it to the House of Representatives
🥳🥳 On November 11th, the U.S. Senate gave its approval to a bill aimed at ending the government shutdown and then dispatched it to the House of Representatives. (Golden Ten)
#USGovShutdownEnd?
🥳🥳 On November 11th, the U.S. Senate gave its approval to a bill aimed at ending the government shutdown and then dispatched it to the House of Representatives. (Golden Ten)
#USGovShutdownEnd?
🚀 3 Indicators Suggesting an Altcoin Season May Be Emerging This November. 🔥
👌 Bitcoin $BTC Dominance sits at 59.94% and shows bearish signals, hinting at possible capital rotation from $BTC to altcoins.
✍️ Analysts see parallels to 2019–2020 cycles, with sentiment shifting from disbelief to cautious optimism among retail investors.
🚀 Liquidity from the Fed’s December QE restart could fuel altcoin gains, though experts warn the rally may still be premature.
🔥 The crypto market has faced heavy losses since the October crash, eroding confidence. While many analysts argue that an altcoin season remains distant, emerging signals are beginning to shift sentiment.
🤑 In November 2025, a combination of market psychology, technical indicators, and renewed liquidity inflows suggests the early formation of a potential bull cycle in altcoins. As reported by Be In Crypto.
#AltcoinMarketRecovery
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👌 Bitcoin $BTC Dominance sits at 59.94% and shows bearish signals, hinting at possible capital rotation from $BTC to altcoins.
✍️ Analysts see parallels to 2019–2020 cycles, with sentiment shifting from disbelief to cautious optimism among retail investors.
🚀 Liquidity from the Fed’s December QE restart could fuel altcoin gains, though experts warn the rally may still be premature.
🔥 The crypto market has faced heavy losses since the October crash, eroding confidence. While many analysts argue that an altcoin season remains distant, emerging signals are beginning to shift sentiment.
🤑 In November 2025, a combination of market psychology, technical indicators, and renewed liquidity inflows suggests the early formation of a potential bull cycle in altcoins. As reported by Be In Crypto.
#AltcoinMarketRecovery
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💥💥 The U.S. Senate has approved a bill to end the government shutdown and has sent it to the House of Representatives
🥳🥳 On November 11th, the U.S. Senate gave its approval to a bill aimed at ending the government shutdown and then dispatched it to the House of Representatives. (Golden Ten)
#USGovShutdownEnd?
🥳🥳 On November 11th, the U.S. Senate gave its approval to a bill aimed at ending the government shutdown and then dispatched it to the House of Representatives. (Golden Ten)
#USGovShutdownEnd?
🚀 3 Indicators Suggesting an Altcoin Season May Be Emerging This November. 🔥
👌 Bitcoin $BTC Dominance sits at 59.94% and shows bearish signals, hinting at possible capital rotation from $BTC to altcoins.
✍️ Analysts see parallels to 2019–2020 cycles, with sentiment shifting from disbelief to cautious optimism among retail investors.
🚀 Liquidity from the Fed’s December QE restart could fuel altcoin gains, though experts warn the rally may still be premature.
🔥 The crypto market has faced heavy losses since the October crash, eroding confidence. While many analysts argue that an altcoin season remains distant, emerging signals are beginning to shift sentiment.
🤑 In November 2025, a combination of market psychology, technical indicators, and renewed liquidity inflows suggests the early formation of a potential bull cycle in altcoins. As reported by Be In Crypto.
#AltcoinMarketRecovery
👌 Bitcoin $BTC Dominance sits at 59.94% and shows bearish signals, hinting at possible capital rotation from $BTC to altcoins.
✍️ Analysts see parallels to 2019–2020 cycles, with sentiment shifting from disbelief to cautious optimism among retail investors.
🚀 Liquidity from the Fed’s December QE restart could fuel altcoin gains, though experts warn the rally may still be premature.
🔥 The crypto market has faced heavy losses since the October crash, eroding confidence. While many analysts argue that an altcoin season remains distant, emerging signals are beginning to shift sentiment.
🤑 In November 2025, a combination of market psychology, technical indicators, and renewed liquidity inflows suggests the early formation of a potential bull cycle in altcoins. As reported by Be In Crypto.
#AltcoinMarketRecovery
🔥🔥 Trump Drops $400-Billion Dividend Bombshell For Americans — Crypto $BTC Market Erupts 💸
💰 US President Donald Trump’s latest promise of a tariff-funded “dividend” sent shockwaves through markets Monday, and traders in digital assets moved quickly to price in the possibility of extra cash in American pockets.
🤑 The plan would pay at least $2,000 to most adults and has been described as part of a broader push to use tariff receipts for direct payments.
💥 Tariff Dividend Sparks Market Moves🚀
According to reports, the proposal is being presented as a way to convert tariff revenue into direct payments to citizens, with proponents linking the move to stronger consumer spending and higher risk appetite among investors.
💵 Trump said the government could afford the new payout because tariffs had brought in massive revenue and because factories across the country were attracting record levels of investment. He mentioned that the money would go to most Americans, except those earning higher incomes.
“People that are against tariffs are fools,” Trump wrote in his Truth Social post. “We are taking in trillions of dollars and will soon begin paying down our enormous debt, $37 trillion.”
💯 Trump also pointed to record highs in 401(k) savings and the stock market, saying tariffs helped the economy grow instead of slowing it down.
💃 The figure being cited publicly as backing for the program is about $400 billion, though analysts and budget experts say the math and legal pathway remain unclear. As reported by Newsbtc.
#AltcoinMarketRecovery
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💰 US President Donald Trump’s latest promise of a tariff-funded “dividend” sent shockwaves through markets Monday, and traders in digital assets moved quickly to price in the possibility of extra cash in American pockets.
🤑 The plan would pay at least $2,000 to most adults and has been described as part of a broader push to use tariff receipts for direct payments.
💥 Tariff Dividend Sparks Market Moves🚀
According to reports, the proposal is being presented as a way to convert tariff revenue into direct payments to citizens, with proponents linking the move to stronger consumer spending and higher risk appetite among investors.
💵 Trump said the government could afford the new payout because tariffs had brought in massive revenue and because factories across the country were attracting record levels of investment. He mentioned that the money would go to most Americans, except those earning higher incomes.
“People that are against tariffs are fools,” Trump wrote in his Truth Social post. “We are taking in trillions of dollars and will soon begin paying down our enormous debt, $37 trillion.”
💯 Trump also pointed to record highs in 401(k) savings and the stock market, saying tariffs helped the economy grow instead of slowing it down.
💃 The figure being cited publicly as backing for the program is about $400 billion, though analysts and budget experts say the math and legal pathway remain unclear. As reported by Newsbtc.
#AltcoinMarketRecovery
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🔥🔥 Trump Drops $400-Billion Dividend Bombshell For Americans — Crypto $BTC Market Erupts 💸
💰 US President Donald Trump’s latest promise of a tariff-funded “dividend” sent shockwaves through markets Monday, and traders in digital assets moved quickly to price in the possibility of extra cash in American pockets.
🤑 The plan would pay at least $2,000 to most adults and has been described as part of a broader push to use tariff receipts for direct payments.
💥 Tariff Dividend Sparks Market Moves🚀
According to reports, the proposal is being presented as a way to convert tariff revenue into direct payments to citizens, with proponents linking the move to stronger consumer spending and higher risk appetite among investors.
💵 Trump said the government could afford the new payout because tariffs had brought in massive revenue and because factories across the country were attracting record levels of investment. He mentioned that the money would go to most Americans, except those earning higher incomes.
“People that are against tariffs are fools,” Trump wrote in his Truth Social post. “We are taking in trillions of dollars and will soon begin paying down our enormous debt, $37 trillion.”
💯 Trump also pointed to record highs in 401(k) savings and the stock market, saying tariffs helped the economy grow instead of slowing it down.
💃 The figure being cited publicly as backing for the program is about $400 billion, though analysts and budget experts say the math and legal pathway remain unclear. As reported by Newsbtc.
#AltcoinMarketRecovery
💰 US President Donald Trump’s latest promise of a tariff-funded “dividend” sent shockwaves through markets Monday, and traders in digital assets moved quickly to price in the possibility of extra cash in American pockets.
🤑 The plan would pay at least $2,000 to most adults and has been described as part of a broader push to use tariff receipts for direct payments.
💥 Tariff Dividend Sparks Market Moves🚀
According to reports, the proposal is being presented as a way to convert tariff revenue into direct payments to citizens, with proponents linking the move to stronger consumer spending and higher risk appetite among investors.
💵 Trump said the government could afford the new payout because tariffs had brought in massive revenue and because factories across the country were attracting record levels of investment. He mentioned that the money would go to most Americans, except those earning higher incomes.
“People that are against tariffs are fools,” Trump wrote in his Truth Social post. “We are taking in trillions of dollars and will soon begin paying down our enormous debt, $37 trillion.”
💯 Trump also pointed to record highs in 401(k) savings and the stock market, saying tariffs helped the economy grow instead of slowing it down.
💃 The figure being cited publicly as backing for the program is about $400 billion, though analysts and budget experts say the math and legal pathway remain unclear. As reported by Newsbtc.
#AltcoinMarketRecovery
💥 Bitcoin, Ethereum surge as US Senate advances bill to end government shutdown 🔥
🔥 Bitcoin $BTC and other major cryptocurrencies jumped amid news that the U.S. Senate passed a key funding bill that serves as a first step toward reopening the government.
The bill still needs to pass the House before heading to President Donald Trump’s desk for signature.
Bitcoin, Ethereum $ETH and other major cryptocurrencies surged on renewed optimism in global markets, buoyed by news that the U.S. government shutdown may end soon.
🚀 Bitcoin climbed 4.4% in the past 24 hours to trade at $106,119 as of late Sunday night, while ether jumped 7.8% to $3,632, according to The Block's price page. XRP gained 8.4%, $BNB added 3.7% and Solana rose 7.8%.
🥳 The gains come amid a rebound in broader market sentiment following reports that U.S. senators have reached a bipartisan funding deal, marking a first step toward ending the 40-day government shutdown. On Sunday night, the Senate voted 60-40 on the legislation, which still needs to pass the House before heading to President Donald Trump's desk for signature.
Peter Chung, head of research at Presto Research, said that the political breakthrough has helped ease recent market pressures.
“The prolonged shutdown had the effect of draining liquidity in the overnight funding market, contributing to market jitters over the last few weeks," Chung said. "The removal of this overhang paves the way for risk assets to price in a favorable macro environment — namely, looser monetary policy, conclusion of trade disputes, and likely fiscal pump-priming ahead of the mid-term election next year."
Vincent Liu, chief investment officer at Kronos Research, shared similar views, saying that the combination of easing macro uncertainty and renewed policy optimism helped drive the rally.
"Crypto is climbing as Trump's proposed tariff dividend boosts risk appetite. The improving macro backdrop, driven by optimism around a potential end to the U.S. government shutdown, is reinforcing the recovery momentum," Liu told The Block.
👌 Over the weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump proposed using tariff revenues to distribute $2,000 dividend payments to Americans and to cover portions of their health care expenses, according to his post on Truth Social.
Market eyes fed signals, inflation data
The government reopening, however, carries significance beyond immediate market sentiment, according to Jeff Mei, COO of BTSE.
"More critical is the fact that economic datasets will become available again, giving the Fed more indicators to work with when deciding policy adjustments. With no data during the shutdown, the Fed was likely to just wait and sit tight. Now we may see more actions taken to stimulate the economy," said Mei.
💯 Nick Ruck, director of LVRG Research, pointed to improving liquidity conditions as a primary catalyst. "The recent uptick appears primarily triggered by improved U.S. financial liquidity signals, including a stalling dollar index momentum, which historically favors risk assets like cryptocurrencies," Ruck said. While the shutdown deal has eased uncertainty, he noted it's "likely a secondary factor amid ongoing institutional inflows."
🧐 Traders are now watching for confirmation of the Senate deal, more details on Trump's tariff dividend plan, and upcoming inflation data, according to Liu of Kronos. ETF inflows and bitcoin dominance levels will also be key indicators of whether the rally broadens to altcoins or remains focused on major tokens, Liu said.
#USGovernmentShutdown #USGovernment
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The bill still needs to pass the House before heading to President Donald Trump’s desk for signature.
Bitcoin, Ethereum $ETH and other major cryptocurrencies surged on renewed optimism in global markets, buoyed by news that the U.S. government shutdown may end soon.
🚀 Bitcoin climbed 4.4% in the past 24 hours to trade at $106,119 as of late Sunday night, while ether jumped 7.8% to $3,632, according to The Block's price page. XRP gained 8.4%, $BNB added 3.7% and Solana rose 7.8%.
🥳 The gains come amid a rebound in broader market sentiment following reports that U.S. senators have reached a bipartisan funding deal, marking a first step toward ending the 40-day government shutdown. On Sunday night, the Senate voted 60-40 on the legislation, which still needs to pass the House before heading to President Donald Trump's desk for signature.
Peter Chung, head of research at Presto Research, said that the political breakthrough has helped ease recent market pressures.
“The prolonged shutdown had the effect of draining liquidity in the overnight funding market, contributing to market jitters over the last few weeks," Chung said. "The removal of this overhang paves the way for risk assets to price in a favorable macro environment — namely, looser monetary policy, conclusion of trade disputes, and likely fiscal pump-priming ahead of the mid-term election next year."
Vincent Liu, chief investment officer at Kronos Research, shared similar views, saying that the combination of easing macro uncertainty and renewed policy optimism helped drive the rally.
"Crypto is climbing as Trump's proposed tariff dividend boosts risk appetite. The improving macro backdrop, driven by optimism around a potential end to the U.S. government shutdown, is reinforcing the recovery momentum," Liu told The Block.
👌 Over the weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump proposed using tariff revenues to distribute $2,000 dividend payments to Americans and to cover portions of their health care expenses, according to his post on Truth Social.
Market eyes fed signals, inflation data
The government reopening, however, carries significance beyond immediate market sentiment, according to Jeff Mei, COO of BTSE.
"More critical is the fact that economic datasets will become available again, giving the Fed more indicators to work with when deciding policy adjustments. With no data during the shutdown, the Fed was likely to just wait and sit tight. Now we may see more actions taken to stimulate the economy," said Mei.
💯 Nick Ruck, director of LVRG Research, pointed to improving liquidity conditions as a primary catalyst. "The recent uptick appears primarily triggered by improved U.S. financial liquidity signals, including a stalling dollar index momentum, which historically favors risk assets like cryptocurrencies," Ruck said. While the shutdown deal has eased uncertainty, he noted it's "likely a secondary factor amid ongoing institutional inflows."
🧐 Traders are now watching for confirmation of the Senate deal, more details on Trump's tariff dividend plan, and upcoming inflation data, according to Liu of Kronos. ETF inflows and bitcoin dominance levels will also be key indicators of whether the rally broadens to altcoins or remains focused on major tokens, Liu said.
#USGovernmentShutdown #USGovernment
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💥 Bitcoin, Ethereum surge as US Senate advances bill to end government shutdown 🔥
🔥 Bitcoin $BTC and other major cryptocurrencies jumped amid news that the U.S. Senate passed a key funding bill that serves as a first step toward reopening the government.
The bill still needs to pass the House before heading to President Donald Trump’s desk for signature.
Bitcoin, Ethereum $ETH and other major cryptocurrencies surged on renewed optimism in global markets, buoyed by news that the U.S. government shutdown may end soon.
🚀 Bitcoin climbed 4.4% in the past 24 hours to trade at $106,119 as of late Sunday night, while ether jumped 7.8% to $3,632, according to The Block's price page. XRP gained 8.4%, $BNB added 3.7% and Solana rose 7.8%.
🥳 The gains come amid a rebound in broader market sentiment following reports that U.S. senators have reached a bipartisan funding deal, marking a first step toward ending the 40-day government shutdown. On Sunday night, the Senate voted 60-40 on the legislation, which still needs to pass the House before heading to President Donald Trump's desk for signature.
Peter Chung, head of research at Presto Research, said that the political breakthrough has helped ease recent market pressures.
“The prolonged shutdown had the effect of draining liquidity in the overnight funding market, contributing to market jitters over the last few weeks," Chung said. "The removal of this overhang paves the way for risk assets to price in a favorable macro environment — namely, looser monetary policy, conclusion of trade disputes, and likely fiscal pump-priming ahead of the mid-term election next year."
Vincent Liu, chief investment officer at Kronos Research, shared similar views, saying that the combination of easing macro uncertainty and renewed policy optimism helped drive the rally.
"Crypto is climbing as Trump's proposed tariff dividend boosts risk appetite. The improving macro backdrop, driven by optimism around a potential end to the U.S. government shutdown, is reinforcing the recovery momentum," Liu told The Block.
👌 Over the weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump proposed using tariff revenues to distribute $2,000 dividend payments to Americans and to cover portions of their health care expenses, according to his post on Truth Social.
Market eyes fed signals, inflation data
The government reopening, however, carries significance beyond immediate market sentiment, according to Jeff Mei, COO of BTSE.
"More critical is the fact that economic datasets will become available again, giving the Fed more indicators to work with when deciding policy adjustments. With no data during the shutdown, the Fed was likely to just wait and sit tight. Now we may see more actions taken to stimulate the economy," said Mei.
💯 Nick Ruck, director of LVRG Research, pointed to improving liquidity conditions as a primary catalyst. "The recent uptick appears primarily triggered by improved U.S. financial liquidity signals, including a stalling dollar index momentum, which historically favors risk assets like cryptocurrencies," Ruck said. While the shutdown deal has eased uncertainty, he noted it's "likely a secondary factor amid ongoing institutional inflows."
🧐 Traders are now watching for confirmation of the Senate deal, more details on Trump's tariff dividend plan, and upcoming inflation data, according to Liu of Kronos. ETF inflows and bitcoin dominance levels will also be key indicators of whether the rally broadens to altcoins or remains focused on major tokens, Liu said.
#USGovernmentShutdown #USGovernment
The bill still needs to pass the House before heading to President Donald Trump’s desk for signature.
Bitcoin, Ethereum $ETH and other major cryptocurrencies surged on renewed optimism in global markets, buoyed by news that the U.S. government shutdown may end soon.
🚀 Bitcoin climbed 4.4% in the past 24 hours to trade at $106,119 as of late Sunday night, while ether jumped 7.8% to $3,632, according to The Block's price page. XRP gained 8.4%, $BNB added 3.7% and Solana rose 7.8%.
🥳 The gains come amid a rebound in broader market sentiment following reports that U.S. senators have reached a bipartisan funding deal, marking a first step toward ending the 40-day government shutdown. On Sunday night, the Senate voted 60-40 on the legislation, which still needs to pass the House before heading to President Donald Trump's desk for signature.
Peter Chung, head of research at Presto Research, said that the political breakthrough has helped ease recent market pressures.
“The prolonged shutdown had the effect of draining liquidity in the overnight funding market, contributing to market jitters over the last few weeks," Chung said. "The removal of this overhang paves the way for risk assets to price in a favorable macro environment — namely, looser monetary policy, conclusion of trade disputes, and likely fiscal pump-priming ahead of the mid-term election next year."
Vincent Liu, chief investment officer at Kronos Research, shared similar views, saying that the combination of easing macro uncertainty and renewed policy optimism helped drive the rally.
"Crypto is climbing as Trump's proposed tariff dividend boosts risk appetite. The improving macro backdrop, driven by optimism around a potential end to the U.S. government shutdown, is reinforcing the recovery momentum," Liu told The Block.
👌 Over the weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump proposed using tariff revenues to distribute $2,000 dividend payments to Americans and to cover portions of their health care expenses, according to his post on Truth Social.
Market eyes fed signals, inflation data
The government reopening, however, carries significance beyond immediate market sentiment, according to Jeff Mei, COO of BTSE.
"More critical is the fact that economic datasets will become available again, giving the Fed more indicators to work with when deciding policy adjustments. With no data during the shutdown, the Fed was likely to just wait and sit tight. Now we may see more actions taken to stimulate the economy," said Mei.
💯 Nick Ruck, director of LVRG Research, pointed to improving liquidity conditions as a primary catalyst. "The recent uptick appears primarily triggered by improved U.S. financial liquidity signals, including a stalling dollar index momentum, which historically favors risk assets like cryptocurrencies," Ruck said. While the shutdown deal has eased uncertainty, he noted it's "likely a secondary factor amid ongoing institutional inflows."
🧐 Traders are now watching for confirmation of the Senate deal, more details on Trump's tariff dividend plan, and upcoming inflation data, according to Liu of Kronos. ETF inflows and bitcoin dominance levels will also be key indicators of whether the rally broadens to altcoins or remains focused on major tokens, Liu said.
#USGovernmentShutdown #USGovernment
🤑 Why Is The Crypto Market Up Today? 💰
🚀 The total crypto market cap rose to $3.53 trillion in the last 24 hours, but a breakout above $3.56 trillion is still needed.
🥳 Bitcoin $BTC is holding above $105,000, aiming to reclaim $108,000 and potentially test $110,000 if momentum holds.
💥 Monero surged 15% to $421, breaching resistance as privacy coin demand grows, but short-term profit-taking may follow.
🚀 The total crypto market cap (TOTAL) and Bitcoin $BTC are climbing the charts as the US Senate reached a bipartisan deal to end the 40-day Government shutdown. The impact has been positive on the altcoins as well, with Monero $XMR rising 15% in the last 24 hours.
The Crypto Market Recovers 🔥
The total crypto market capitalization stands at $3.53 trillion after a $128 billion increase in the past 24 hours. Despite the growth, TOTAL remains just under the $3.56 trillion resistance, showing that while bullish momentum is present, a decisive breakout is still needed for further upside.
🤑 The potential resolution of the US government shutdown could lift macroeconomic sentiment, supporting risk assets such as cryptocurrencies. Improved investor confidence may help TOTAL breach the $3.56 trillion resistance level. If successful, this could propel the market toward $3.67 trillion, signaling a continuation of the current bullish trend.
🧐 However, if momentum reverses, TOTAL risks slipping below $3.49 trillion. Failure to maintain this threshold could drive the total market cap down to $3.42 trillion or even $3.31 trillion. Such a decline would reflect weakened investor sentiment.
#bullish
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🚀 The total crypto market cap rose to $3.53 trillion in the last 24 hours, but a breakout above $3.56 trillion is still needed.
🥳 Bitcoin $BTC is holding above $105,000, aiming to reclaim $108,000 and potentially test $110,000 if momentum holds.
💥 Monero surged 15% to $421, breaching resistance as privacy coin demand grows, but short-term profit-taking may follow.
🚀 The total crypto market cap (TOTAL) and Bitcoin $BTC are climbing the charts as the US Senate reached a bipartisan deal to end the 40-day Government shutdown. The impact has been positive on the altcoins as well, with Monero $XMR rising 15% in the last 24 hours.
The Crypto Market Recovers 🔥
The total crypto market capitalization stands at $3.53 trillion after a $128 billion increase in the past 24 hours. Despite the growth, TOTAL remains just under the $3.56 trillion resistance, showing that while bullish momentum is present, a decisive breakout is still needed for further upside.
🤑 The potential resolution of the US government shutdown could lift macroeconomic sentiment, supporting risk assets such as cryptocurrencies. Improved investor confidence may help TOTAL breach the $3.56 trillion resistance level. If successful, this could propel the market toward $3.67 trillion, signaling a continuation of the current bullish trend.
🧐 However, if momentum reverses, TOTAL risks slipping below $3.49 trillion. Failure to maintain this threshold could drive the total market cap down to $3.42 trillion or even $3.31 trillion. Such a decline would reflect weakened investor sentiment.
#bullish
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