Wow! The other day ETH 1832 matched the prediction! Increased by 15-20%
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$BTC Warning to Futures traders! Crypto is really in a downtrend, although a few days ago I wrote that the 74k mark would not be surpassed, but in fact, it was a liquidity trap for Crypto. Some KOLs think that the FED's intervention is good news, which is foolish; this shows that the market will be in a very bad state. The author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" is again writing about liquidity traps; only Futures traders are losing money. Last week, when the old man imposed taxes on the entire market, no one bought U.S. Treasury Bonds; people shifted to Gold, Yen, and Franc, ... causing long-term bond interest rates to rise, which goes against Trump's expectations. BTC is a risky asset, not a safe asset, and the news mainly aligns with price trends. I wrote an article about the sharks, including one who sold a kidney and chose Put Options; the threshold is 87-90 down to 60k (April 25), meaning in terms of Spot they are at a loss but have implemented a hedging strategy this way. The real losers are those holding altcoins, as altcoins will still drop at least 3-5 more times. There is a possibility of a slight recovery in May, depending on the coin; as for the Futures traders, I won't discuss because they are just manipulating to profit 🤣! The drop of BTC is certain! ETH is likely to go below 1000 for sure; there will be moments it pumps about 15-20% (possibly due to news of Vietnam opening an exchange). Crypto is very scammy; sometimes there is a lot of fake news. However, the FUD about the kidney seller going bankrupt only aligns with price trends; it’s not like they would sell during Hold to die scenarios. In 2024, Black Rock will support the money pumping team, so this year it sells (it makes sense, just acquired the Panama Canal for Trump). You should note: Black Swan events or economic recessions occur before the Government or FED acknowledges them! #Write2Earn #Write2Earn!
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