Good morning, brothers!
Yesterday's US CPI was lower than expected, bolstering expectations for a September interest rate cut.
Even with current high interest rates, BTC has already risen to $120,000.
This isn't due to liquidity stimulus, but rather favorable policies.
After a subsequent interest rate cut, liquidity stimulus will further drive up BTC's price, and other altcoins will also benefit.
Someone asked, "If I'm all-in on BTC, will it fall to $65,000?"
There's only a 5% chance of a drop to $65,000,
such as the US suddenly canceling its BTC strategic reserve program,
or Trump being assassinated.
But we need to focus on the high probability.
Last week, we reported that the US allows pension funds to invest in cryptocurrencies. With trillions of dollars in retirement savings,
if only 10% of these funds flow into BTC and ETH,
that's still hundreds of billions of dollars.
These hundreds of billions could easily double the value of BTC and ETH.
Stop shorting. Don't go against the trend.
I won't overwhelm my fans, nor will I blindly launch new products.
We'll strive for victory through steady and cautious play. If you want to make some money, get on board now!
SUI TURMP BONK PEPE OM SOL PNUT NEIRO
