Statistics show that in the past year, early holders of BTC have sold over 500,000 bitcoins (worth over 50 billion USD at current prices),

which is almost equivalent to the total net inflow of Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. since their approval.

Despite the whale sell-offs, in the past year, ETFs, corporate treasuries, and other institutions have collectively absorbed nearly 900,000 bitcoins.

Early adopters made hundreds of times their investment, achieving a dramatic increase in personal wealth through their insights, and then sold to institutions.

Institutions then collude with politicians, such as Trump, to drive prices up, and finally sell to retail investors.

Unfortunately, many brothers entered the market early, but there is not a single BTC left.

Either they sold too early, or their contracts were liquidated, or they lost everything investing in other

projects.

Brothers, early on.

Next, we will see July 9th,

which is the last deadline for potential significant increases in U.S. tariffs.

A "large number" of trade agreements will be announced,

which will affect market volatility.

Yesterday, the U.S. 'Too Big to Fail' bill passed,

which will increase U.S. debt by another $3.4 trillion.

We have analyzed this several times before; this is a short-term bearish factor,

but in the long run, it is beneficial for assets to shift from U.S. Treasuries to BTC.

Predicting short-term pullbacks is not particularly meaningful,

but looking at the long term, I am bullish; be patient with the chips you hold and do not go to cash.

I genuinely like you brothers.

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