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$PENGU stupid team project. Dump the coin when it do the correction. Surely it drop hard. 

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UNDERATANDING THE MARKET BEFORE AND AFTER RATE CUT Watchout my fellow friends...Just want to share my opinion and advise to new comers. People are talking about BTC to the moon and new ATH everry day due to rate cut. Off course definately right BTC surely will fly but nobody mention it will go down deeeep first. This is what will happen if interest rates are cut (by the U.S. Federal Reserve or other central banks), #BTC typically reacts positively. Here's what usually happens and why: 1. BTC Price May Rise Lower interest rates reduce yields on traditional Historically, before a rate cut happens, Bitcoin (BTC) often goes through uncertainty or even short-term declines, depending on the macro environment. Here's a breakdown of what tends to happen: What Happens to BTC Before a Rate Cut? 1. Uncertainty → Volatility Markets speculate on when and how much the Fed will cut rates. BTC often becomes volatile, with sharp moves up or down based on economic data (e.g. CPI, jobs reports). 2. BTC Can Drop Leading Into the Cut Historically, BTC has often dipped before a rate cut due to: Macro fears (recession, banking instability, etc.). Risk-off sentiment — investors reduce exposure to volatile assets. In these times, BTC behaves more like a risk asset than a “safe haven.” 3. Example: March 2020 (Covid Crisis) BTC crashed over 50% in the weeks before the emergency rate cut (March 15, 2020). The rate cut didn’t immediately pump BTC — the real rally came later with massive liquidity injection (QE). 4. Example: Mid-2019 Fed began cutting rates slowly due to global slowdown fears. BTC actually rallied into the first cut (peaked around $13K in June), but then dropped afterward as macro concerns persisted. This not a trading advise. Do your own reaearch and manage your money carefully.

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$BTC please alert on US Stock Market has gained over 80 point since market open. No good news just sentiment over possibilities of rate cut on next meeting. Same thing happen before btc slump below 112. Open high then drop until negative. Just beware because BTC will definately follow the US stock market. Alt coin will follow BTC.

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$BTC all have been setup nicely. yesterday before market opening US 500 added 61 point rather than normally about 20-30 point. Then easing up until now effecting crypto market crash hardly. Trump really make a mess and definately planned earlier for this...crypto week just passed over...this thing isnt discussed right?

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$PENGU shitcoin...bitcoin up alot it just move a little. when bitcoin down it down a lot. i am thinking of the team project sell off their holding.

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i agree with you. more over the situation are getting worst with political influences. I had wrote that the only way to save US economy by Trump ia only crypto left.

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