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One or two days later, you'll see it turn red and bleed. So, learn when to buy and when to sell. Don't buy when it's high. Buy when it's low. And understand. Don't just sit around fumbling between currencies, buying at the top and selling at the bottom. Same thing, my friend. Haha.

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🔻 $BTC is testing strong resistance – is a correction underway? $BTC is currently approaching important resistance levels between 109,000 and 110,200 after a sustained upward trend. Technical indicators show clear overbought conditions with slowing momentum, which could pave the way for a potential downside move if the currency fails to break above this level steadily. Entry Zone: 109000 – 110200 Direction: Sell (Short) 🔻 🎯TP1: 108500 🎯TP2: 107800 🎯TP3: 107100 🎯 TP4: 106500 🎯 TP5: 105800 🎯 TP6: 105000 ❌ Stop Loss: 111200 Sell and trade here $BTC #BTC110KToday? #TrumpVsMusk #REX-OSPREYSolanaETF #DYMBinanceHODL #OneBigBeautifulBill

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BTC dump soon as we see bitcoin at 109500 resistance is difficult to break so we might see a decline also we have NFP news we might see high volatility also we have 110200 resistance area and this is also very strong difficult to break currently bitcoin rise today may be reversed the reason is due to NFP news also markets will be closed early due to holiday in America so bitcoin is expected to fall with institutions remain positive but I have a very strong possibility of a decline due to the holiday currently bitcoin target is to break 109000 area then return to 107100 support is possible to rebound but there is a possibility of a rebound from 108000 USDT.D domain may be reversed due to the presence of a downtrend close to it and is possible to break and rise as soon as the domain rises the beginning of the decline may be so do not expect anything now that the rise means that it is the beginning of the rise of alternative currencies so be careful of the markets we have very important news in hours we will see what happens I will update later

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🚨 A report from Standard Chartered Bank predicts: Bitcoin will reach $135,000 before the end of the third quarter of 2025! 🚀💥 But remember... the same bank said a few months ago via CNBC that Bitcoin would reach $500,000 during Trump's presidency! 🤯 Are they exaggerating? Maybe. But let's not forget: ✅ Trump is a big supporter of crypto ✅ The market is volatile ✅ And the future is open to all possibilities... Will we see $135,000 soon? Or even $500,000?

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🚨📣: US President Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" is expected to weaken the dollar and increase inflation, potentially boosting Bitcoin's appeal as "digital gold." - Cryptocurrency markets have historically exhibited an inflation-driven bias following votes. - The bill proposes significant funding for border security, defense, and energy production, while some Republicans see it as a departure from Trump's campaign promise to curb spending. - Congressman Thomas Massie says he has enough votes to block President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" in the House of Representatives.

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