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🚨ALERT NEWS: MOMENT OF OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CRYPTO MARKET… "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" Approved: what changes for the crypto market?
With the approval of the mega fiscal package driven by Trump, which is expected to increase American debt by $3.3 trillion, the global financial market enters alert mode, and the crypto sector is not left out. The expansion of debt may pressure the dollar, fuel inflation, and, as we have seen in previous cycles, increase the appeal of alternative assets such as BTC and ETH, seen by many as a hedge against instabilities in the traditional system.
However, cuts to social programs and the political instability that the measure may generate are also concerning. Furthermore, the clash with figures like Elon Musk, who now threatens to challenge the political establishment, could create even more volatility in the market.
IN OTHER WORDS: in the short term, the approval of the project may boost appetite for crypto assets, but the scenario requires heightened attention and a strategic reading of macroeconomic movements.
$BTC
$ETH
With the approval of the mega fiscal package driven by Trump, which is expected to increase American debt by $3.3 trillion, the global financial market enters alert mode, and the crypto sector is not left out. The expansion of debt may pressure the dollar, fuel inflation, and, as we have seen in previous cycles, increase the appeal of alternative assets such as BTC and ETH, seen by many as a hedge against instabilities in the traditional system.
However, cuts to social programs and the political instability that the measure may generate are also concerning. Furthermore, the clash with figures like Elon Musk, who now threatens to challenge the political establishment, could create even more volatility in the market.
IN OTHER WORDS: in the short term, the approval of the project may boost appetite for crypto assets, but the scenario requires heightened attention and a strategic reading of macroeconomic movements.
$BTC
$ETH
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