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$BTC Successful Trade,gonna take risk on risky short Scalp!
Entry: 98800 - 99000 ✅ 
Target 1: 97500
Target 2: 96100
Stoploss: 99700
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#BTCPrediction Next move will shock everyone 😲.As according to experts the huge rally is coming in BTC is coming. #BTCNextMove the next of btc will be bearish btc will come down to 88k to 90k$ low and after this low we will see a huge bullish market with the high price of btc ever ranges from 120k to 140k$ .Maybe most people can,t belive but this is true its coming and also we will see Altcoin rise as well. This the time to make yourself rich dont miss this golden opportunity. First do your own research and then follow it. LOOK first then leap ! GOOD LUCK🤞

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#MEMEAct Meme Coin Controversy (2025) In one of the most controversial crypto events of 2025, former U.S. President Donald Trump launched a meme cryptocurrency called $TRUMP, sparking widespread backlash and regulatory action. Launch & Financial Impact: The $TRUMP coin debuted on January 17, 2025, just three days before Trump’s second inauguration. Within two weeks, it generated over $100 million in transaction fees and peaked at $75.35 per coin before crashing by more than 80%. An estimated 764,000 wallets suffered financial losses totaling nearly $2 billion. Exclusive Access for Top Investors: High-tier $TRUMP coin holders were reportedly offered private White House dinners, with seats priced at $1.5 million each. This raised major ethical concerns and accusations of “pay-to-play” schemes. --- Legislative Response: The MEME Act In response, Connecticut Senators Blumenthal and Murphy introduced the MEME Act (Modern Emoluments and Malfeasance Enforcement Act). Its goal: Ban presidents, vice presidents, lawmakers, and their families from launching or promoting cryptocurrencies. Address potential conflicts of interest, corruption, and the abuse of political influence in the digital finance space. --- Ripple Effects on Broader Crypto Legislation: The controversy also derailed momentum behind the bipartisan GENIUS Act, a stablecoin regulation bill. Democrats withdrew support, insisting on stricter safeguards for anti-money laundering and national security before moving forward. --- Crypto Market Fallout: The collapse of $TRUMP triggered: A wave of investor distrust Increased fears about political interference in crypto Heavy losses for everyday investors, while large holders profited --- Conclusion: The $TRUMP coin controversy exposed the risks of political entanglement in cryptocurrency markets. It prompted public outrage and swift legislative efforts to prev

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$BTC Timeframe) 1. Long (Buy) Entry Point: Entry: If BTC breaks above $95,550 (MA25) with strong volume Target 1: $97,500 Target 2: $98,638 (last resistance zone) Stop Loss: $93,300 (just below MA99) Reason: Break above MA25 confirms bullish momentum recovery. 2. Short (Sell) Entry Point: Entry: If BTC breaks below $93,300 (MA99) Target 1: $92,072 Target 2: $90,000 psychological support Stop Loss: $95,000 Reason: Breakdown of long-term moving average (MA99) signals bearish continuation. Neutral Zone (No Trade): Between $93,300 and $95,500, the price is ranging. Wait for a breakout with volume before entering.

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#USHouseMarketStructureDraft discussion on market structure from the U.S. House of Representatives aims to clarify the classification of digital commodity transactions. As reported by Forbes journalist Eleanor Terrett, the draft specifies on page 49 that transactions involving the sale of digital commodities do not constitute securities, provided they do not grant the purchaser ownership rights in the issuer's business, profits, or assets. In essence, buying and selling digital commodities on the secondary market, rather than directly from the issuer, will not automatically trigger U.S. securities laws unless the sale confers ownership or claims to the company's profits or assets.

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