Thank you very much for everything Ualifi! You missed part 6... :)
Ualifi Araújo
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Bullish
BTC and ALTCOINS are falling...WHY? (PART 7)
* The FED
The FED has a crucial role here, even if it is not yet openly demonstrating...they also want to cut interest rates and you should remember that we only need good economic data for that.
A quick turn from the FED towards new cuts will give us a great catalyst here for a new push and allow us to resume the upward direction.
Unlike what many say, that there are too many coins in the market today and this would hinder Altseason, that's nonsense; before there were fewer coins but we also had less MONEY, and we all know that as prices advance, it's the projects that make sense that gain more momentum, so people will see that certain projects are not worth it and will rotate their money (even if late).
Hence the importance of choosing good projects, with solid and well-structured fundamentals...because there may be thousands of projects, only the best will perform well, so if you have to exit a delayed project, you already know you will enter another that is very expensive, and if you are in the right project, then it's just a matter of waiting for the profits.
Don’t mind being -60% negative TODAY if you are in a great project; what matters is not the NEGATIVE today but the PROJECT tomorrow. Reversing -60% is easy for a good project...so focus on the project.
Money is showing up, see;
We didn’t expect that FTX would return the money to its clients this year, of course this is a victory because our friends who were stuck there deserve much more than what was given, and no one can price the anguish and pain they have lived since 2022.
Not everyone will return, but the big holders who were stuck there will return, after all...taking risks is the game for these guys. We also have the arrival of various institutional players like Citadel which has $64B.
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