Bottom buying coins, it is recommended to continue holding coins for a rise
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Russia and Ukraine seek mediation from the United States, Israel and Hamas need the United States to negotiate, India and Pakistan also seek justice from the United States in their fight, and the CCP and Taiwan also need to see whether the United States will make a statement first;
Everyone is scolding the United States for launching a trade war and looking forward to the disintegration of the dollar hegemony. Now the United States is just unable to do what it wants, and the world is on fire everywhere. If it really gets sick, wouldn’t it be a complete mess? ?
The United States is the world policeman. Everyone envies fools and hates hooligans, but who can replace it?
In the past two days, India and Pakistan went to war. If it is not for land invasion, it should be just temporary friction and confrontation. Waiting for China and the United States to call a halt together. It seems to be tense and aggressive. In fact, it is just a testing ground for weapons between big brothers. Unless both sides lose control, the entire South Asian continent will be in a mess and cannot be adjusted. This will affect the pattern of this region and the direction of the stock market. At present, BTC has indeed rushed to this position. If it has reached a high position from the previous area, the space to go up will not be too high at this stage. It is not recommended to chase more, especially for many altcoins. If there is a pullback, it will start at 20-30 points. Now wait patiently. If the big cake does not pull back, the altcoin will not enter the market. However, from a big cycle perspective, it is indeed just the beginning of the rise. There will still be a sharp rise in the later period. For the bottom-fishing coins, it is recommended to continue to hold the coins and wait for the rise. If there is a sharp pullback, you must dare to get on board. This wave of main rising waves has slowly emerged. $BTC 👇👇👇 币安王牌KOL专属群(五味子)
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