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Dogecoin is one of the few projects in the cryptocurrency market that has strong community support and explosive potential. Today, the asset has risen again by 5%, demonstrating strong momentum. Even more exciting is that the trend may just be beginning, with analysts giving a target price of $0.85, suggesting that future gains could exceed 300%. But the key question is, when will this wave of increase arrive? The market has been stagnant for most of the past month. However, conditions have begun to improve this week, with Bitcoin expected to return to the $88,000 level. If it successfully continues to turn the situation around, a series of assets may follow suit. Dogecoin is expected to soar to $0.8. The market has entered a stage of enormous potential in 2025. Trump will return to the White House, and he will take a pro-cryptocurrency stance, which could change everything for this asset class. Just two months into this year, he is committed to a complete reform of the nation's cryptocurrency policy. This will also impact leading memecoins. In the past 7 days, DOGE has surged 17%, and the real explosion may just be beginning. What is driving this wave of trends? The first-ever Dogecoin reserve has been born! The Dogecoin foundation has spent $1.83 million to sweep up 10 million Dogecoins, creating the first official reserve pool as a cryptocurrency vault against economic fluctuations. This bold investment could yield huge returns! Is it still time to get on board now? As mainstream meme coins start to play financial games seriously, opportunities and risks are accelerating! $DOGE
Dogecoin is one of the few projects in the cryptocurrency market that has strong community support and explosive potential. Today, the asset has risen again by 5%, demonstrating strong momentum. Even more exciting is that the trend may just be beginning, with analysts giving a target price of $0.85, suggesting that future gains could exceed 300%. But the key question is, when will this wave of increase arrive? The market has been stagnant for most of the past month. However, conditions have begun to improve this week, with Bitcoin expected to return to the $88,000 level. If it successfully continues to turn the situation around, a series of assets may follow suit. Dogecoin is expected to soar to $0.8. The market has entered a stage of enormous potential in 2025. Trump will return to the White House, and he will take a pro-cryptocurrency stance, which could change everything for this asset class. Just two months into this year, he is committed to a complete reform of the nation's cryptocurrency policy. This will also impact leading memecoins. In the past 7 days, DOGE has surged 17%, and the real explosion may just be beginning. What is driving this wave of trends? The first-ever Dogecoin reserve has been born! The Dogecoin foundation has spent $1.83 million to sweep up 10 million Dogecoins, creating the first official reserve pool as a cryptocurrency vault against economic fluctuations. This bold investment could yield huge returns! Is it still time to get on board now? As mainstream meme coins start to play financial games seriously, opportunities and risks are accelerating! $DOGE
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The House's GameThe market is like a drunken man, stumbling into 2025 after the bull market at the end of 2024. This bull market feels both familiar and fundamentally strange. Bitcoin made headlines by surpassing $100,000 at the end of 2024. Memecoins soared like tigers, and Trump’s support for crypto ignited a feast reminiscent of Beeple's artworks, captivating yet unsettling. However, beneath the hype, this cycle is a chaotic mix of leverage frenzy, institutional restraint, and macroeconomic gambling, which could either propel the market to new heights or derail it. This is not the FOMO frenzy driven by retail investors in 2021, but a different beast altogether, and the data corroborates this chaos. This bull market is unprecedented, and some controversial truths may lead you to rethink your position at the table. Leveraged trading is not new, but the current scale is shocking. In the 2021 bull market, leverage was just a side dish; now it is the main course, mixed with the madness of memecoins. Memecoins, the fallen darlings of these crypto casinos, are the source of sparks, more intense than the fuse that ignited the wildfires in Los Angeles. 68% of meme traders admit to losing money since entering the market, yet they continue to amp up their leverage to 50x and 100x like dogs hoping to win the lottery. Why? Because Dogecoin reached $0.73, and the TRUMP token peaked at $15 billion in January 2025, turning trading into a dopamine factory. This is not rational speculation, but a tiger dressed in blockchain technology; the house always wins.

The House's Game

The market is like a drunken man, stumbling into 2025 after the bull market at the end of 2024. This bull market feels both familiar and fundamentally strange. Bitcoin made headlines by surpassing $100,000 at the end of 2024. Memecoins soared like tigers, and Trump’s support for crypto ignited a feast reminiscent of Beeple's artworks, captivating yet unsettling. However, beneath the hype, this cycle is a chaotic mix of leverage frenzy, institutional restraint, and macroeconomic gambling, which could either propel the market to new heights or derail it. This is not the FOMO frenzy driven by retail investors in 2021, but a different beast altogether, and the data corroborates this chaos. This bull market is unprecedented, and some controversial truths may lead you to rethink your position at the table. Leveraged trading is not new, but the current scale is shocking. In the 2021 bull market, leverage was just a side dish; now it is the main course, mixed with the madness of memecoins. Memecoins, the fallen darlings of these crypto casinos, are the source of sparks, more intense than the fuse that ignited the wildfires in Los Angeles. 68% of meme traders admit to losing money since entering the market, yet they continue to amp up their leverage to 50x and 100x like dogs hoping to win the lottery. Why? Because Dogecoin reached $0.73, and the TRUMP token peaked at $15 billion in January 2025, turning trading into a dopamine factory. This is not rational speculation, but a tiger dressed in blockchain technology; the house always wins.
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The leverage position size in the market is quoted in full risk, which is a perplexing scenario not seen in traditional markets. A $4 million trade with 50x leverage? That represents a $200 million market exposure. In the stock or forex market, you would only report the $4 million margin, not the magnified bet. This exaggerates the appearance and amplifies the risk. It is wise for traditional markets to limit leverage to 10x, while the complete exposure strategy in the crypto market is a marketing gimmick that turns traders into reckless gamblers. When a big player in TRUMP cashes out $109 million in two days, it’s not skill; it’s a leveraged lottery ticket. On the other hand, the counterparty of that trade lost $2 billion. This is not investing; it is a zero-sum bloodbath, and data proves it is larger and uglier than ever. Institutional investors, the so-called smart money, are not messing around in this leverage circus. In 2025, 82% of institutional crypto asset allocation is long-term holding, concentrated in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and perhaps Solana, focusing on strategic reserve narratives rather than the degradation of short-term trading. Unlike retail investors who panic sell with every dip, institutions are gradually building positions. Why? Trump's statements on Bitcoin reserves and ETF approvals have led them to focus on a long-term outlook of 5-10 years rather than quick doubles. They will ride this bull market but will not be destroyed by leverage; that is the privilege of retail investors.
The leverage position size in the market is quoted in full risk, which is a perplexing scenario not seen in traditional markets. A $4 million trade with 50x leverage? That represents a $200 million market exposure. In the stock or forex market, you would only report the $4 million margin, not the magnified bet. This exaggerates the appearance and amplifies the risk. It is wise for traditional markets to limit leverage to 10x, while the complete exposure strategy in the crypto market is a marketing gimmick that turns traders into reckless gamblers. When a big player in TRUMP cashes out $109 million in two days, it’s not skill; it’s a leveraged lottery ticket. On the other hand, the counterparty of that trade lost $2 billion. This is not investing; it is a zero-sum bloodbath, and data proves it is larger and uglier than ever. Institutional investors, the so-called smart money, are not messing around in this leverage circus. In 2025, 82% of institutional crypto asset allocation is long-term holding, concentrated in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and perhaps Solana, focusing on strategic reserve narratives rather than the degradation of short-term trading. Unlike retail investors who panic sell with every dip, institutions are gradually building positions. Why? Trump's statements on Bitcoin reserves and ETF approvals have led them to focus on a long-term outlook of 5-10 years rather than quick doubles. They will ride this bull market but will not be destroyed by leverage; that is the privilege of retail investors.
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Over the weekend, BTC slightly rose above 84k. It is said that BTC is now in an oversold state. Currently, it is the oversold period of the market. Oversold literally means that it has been sold too much. It is a feeling of a phenomenon. The phenomenon is a rapid decline in price, or a significant drop. Although there are some technical indicators like RSI to determine the oversold state, all technical indicators are lagging indicators of price. So, they are essentially useless. After you have diligently studied N technical analysis books, you might realize that returning to the basics, the main thing to grasp among all technical indicators is actually two indicators: one is price, and the other is trading volume. Apart from this, no matter how much general knowledge unrelated to specific assets you learn, it may not have much effect on investment success or failure. In other words, to hold BTC, the knowledge you need to master is 20% general financial investment knowledge and 80% specific knowledge about BTC itself. Do not get this reversed. Even if you have read numerous financial investment books, if you still treat BTC as a stock to speculate on, it is likely that you will not achieve significant results. Yet, almost 99% of people's understanding gets stuck at this level and cannot break through. Among them, there are even some prominent figures in the stock circle. In their eyes, BTC is just an asset allocation; if it outperforms the US stock market, allocate a little; if it does not outperform the US stock market, discard it like a worn-out shoe. While investment certainly needs to focus on returns, it cannot only focus on returns. Just as in business, one must certainly pay attention to income and profit, but cannot neglect national concerns and social voices.
Over the weekend, BTC slightly rose above 84k. It is said that BTC is now in an oversold state. Currently, it is the oversold period of the market. Oversold literally means that it has been sold too much. It is a feeling of a phenomenon. The phenomenon is a rapid decline in price, or a significant drop. Although there are some technical indicators like RSI to determine the oversold state, all technical indicators are lagging indicators of price. So, they are essentially useless. After you have diligently studied N technical analysis books, you might realize that returning to the basics, the main thing to grasp among all technical indicators is actually two indicators: one is price, and the other is trading volume. Apart from this, no matter how much general knowledge unrelated to specific assets you learn, it may not have much effect on investment success or failure. In other words, to hold BTC, the knowledge you need to master is 20% general financial investment knowledge and 80% specific knowledge about BTC itself. Do not get this reversed. Even if you have read numerous financial investment books, if you still treat BTC as a stock to speculate on, it is likely that you will not achieve significant results. Yet, almost 99% of people's understanding gets stuck at this level and cannot break through. Among them, there are even some prominent figures in the stock circle. In their eyes, BTC is just an asset allocation; if it outperforms the US stock market, allocate a little; if it does not outperform the US stock market, discard it like a worn-out shoe. While investment certainly needs to focus on returns, it cannot only focus on returns. Just as in business, one must certainly pay attention to income and profit, but cannot neglect national concerns and social voices.
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Liquidity is entering the market, driven by overall economic forces of debt. The refinancing cycle will affect the prices of all assets, with cryptocurrency performance being particularly notable. The market will enter a 'banana range,' within which cryptocurrencies typically experience vertical increases. As an investor, the simplest approach is to allocate the majority of your assets in mainstream cryptocurrencies, maintain a core investment portfolio, remain patient, and filter out external noise. For Meme coins, we are still in the early stages, so only allocate a small portion of your space to place bets, and do not overinvest. Solana has a strong community, excellent user experience, outstanding technology, the ability to issue low-cost NFTs on-chain, and fast transaction speeds, making it a trending Meme coin. This is also one of the breakthroughs that Solana has achieved in chain usage; the ecosystem is rapidly growing, akin to ETH in the previous cycle, thus SOL is in a low-risk zone and a good place for larger investments. Sui is technically innovative and has shown superior performance in the market compared to other major cryptocurrencies. Doge has a strong cultural symbol and recognition, with broad community support including Musk's backing of Doge, which is a factor that cannot be overlooked. Musk has the ability to promote Doge's development through his social media influence and actual actions. Doge is the Solana of Memecoins. #MEME
Liquidity is entering the market, driven by overall economic forces of debt. The refinancing cycle will affect the prices of all assets, with cryptocurrency performance being particularly notable. The market will enter a 'banana range,' within which cryptocurrencies typically experience vertical increases. As an investor, the simplest approach is to allocate the majority of your assets in mainstream cryptocurrencies, maintain a core investment portfolio, remain patient, and filter out external noise. For Meme coins, we are still in the early stages, so only allocate a small portion of your space to place bets, and do not overinvest. Solana has a strong community, excellent user experience, outstanding technology, the ability to issue low-cost NFTs on-chain, and fast transaction speeds, making it a trending Meme coin. This is also one of the breakthroughs that Solana has achieved in chain usage; the ecosystem is rapidly growing, akin to ETH in the previous cycle, thus SOL is in a low-risk zone and a good place for larger investments. Sui is technically innovative and has shown superior performance in the market compared to other major cryptocurrencies. Doge has a strong cultural symbol and recognition, with broad community support including Musk's backing of Doge, which is a factor that cannot be overlooked. Musk has the ability to promote Doge's development through his social media influence and actual actions. Doge is the Solana of Memecoins. #MEME
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Sentiment MarketIn the tumultuous world of cryptocurrency, every move of Bitcoin always keeps investors on edge. Recently, Bitcoin's surge has sparked intense discussions in the market about whether the bull market is still ongoing. Looking back at Bitcoin's historical price trends, it resembles a grand legend. From recent data, Bitcoin's performance is quite impressive. What factors have driven this round of Bitcoin's increase? First, the policy factors cannot be ignored. Trump's announced cryptocurrency strategic reserve plan, which includes Bitcoin as a core asset in reserves, is seen as a landmark move by the U.S. government to officially accept cryptocurrencies, greatly boosting market confidence and attracting a large number of investors, thus driving up the price of Bitcoin. Secondly, the global economic environment has also influenced Bitcoin's price. When there are clear signs of global economic recovery and traditional financial markets are volatile, Bitcoin, as a digital gold with safe-haven properties, attracts more capital inflow. Additionally, market sentiment and investor confidence are key factors. As Bitcoin's price gradually rises, investors become increasingly optimistic about its future trends, and this positive sentiment further drives market buying behavior. However, whether the bull market is still ongoing cannot be determined solely based on short-term surges. Despite Bitcoin's impressive recent gains, the cryptocurrency market itself is characterized by high uncertainty and risk.

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In the tumultuous world of cryptocurrency, every move of Bitcoin always keeps investors on edge. Recently, Bitcoin's surge has sparked intense discussions in the market about whether the bull market is still ongoing. Looking back at Bitcoin's historical price trends, it resembles a grand legend. From recent data, Bitcoin's performance is quite impressive. What factors have driven this round of Bitcoin's increase? First, the policy factors cannot be ignored. Trump's announced cryptocurrency strategic reserve plan, which includes Bitcoin as a core asset in reserves, is seen as a landmark move by the U.S. government to officially accept cryptocurrencies, greatly boosting market confidence and attracting a large number of investors, thus driving up the price of Bitcoin. Secondly, the global economic environment has also influenced Bitcoin's price. When there are clear signs of global economic recovery and traditional financial markets are volatile, Bitcoin, as a digital gold with safe-haven properties, attracts more capital inflow. Additionally, market sentiment and investor confidence are key factors. As Bitcoin's price gradually rises, investors become increasingly optimistic about its future trends, and this positive sentiment further drives market buying behavior. However, whether the bull market is still ongoing cannot be determined solely based on short-term surges. Despite Bitcoin's impressive recent gains, the cryptocurrency market itself is characterized by high uncertainty and risk.
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Under the significant drop two weeks ago and the favorable CPI data from last week, the US stock market temporarily improved from deep declines, recovering some of its losses, but still remains in a downward trend. Trump's theory of using layoffs and a tariff war to achieve economic recession to pressure the Federal Reserve is gaining more traction in the market, at least it seems so in terms of results. However, US valuations are still in a downward probing phase, with historical data indicating there is still room for decline. The reasons driving the downward adjustment of valuations, including the chaotic tariffs, may trigger inflation, raising concerns that the US economy could enter a stagflation state, which have not been alleviated; the chaos creator Trump is not prepared to back down, and the Federal Reserve Chairman is still reducing holdings based on data. Amidst the chaos, risk aversion sentiment has risen, pushing gold prices to briefly break through the $3,000 mark. Currently, the US stock market has entered a correction space, but the outlook for inflation and interest rate cuts remains unclear, especially as the impacts of Trump's tariffs and layoffs are still not over, leaving a significant probability for the market to continue downward corrections to stabilize asset valuations in the midst of a chaotic market background. The inflow of stablecoins is decreasing, while ETF outflows have increased, but the existing capital entering exchanges has been transformed back into buying power, allowing BTC prices to return to $83,000. Currently, the existing capital in exchanges has seen a slight rebound, but this rebound can only be viewed as a small amount of capital bottom-fishing behavior, which is not enough to become a force driving market reversal. Trump has repeatedly mentioned in public interviews that the US economy will experience a period of pain, with the goal of achieving price stabilization and interest rate cuts. The quickest method is through a trade war, allowing the US to achieve better trade conditions at the cost of economic recession. At this point, the US economy also falls into recession, and the Fed must cut interest rates to save the job market and the US economy, which will also cool inflationary pressures. #FederalReserve
Under the significant drop two weeks ago and the favorable CPI data from last week, the US stock market temporarily improved from deep declines, recovering some of its losses, but still remains in a downward trend. Trump's theory of using layoffs and a tariff war to achieve economic recession to pressure the Federal Reserve is gaining more traction in the market, at least it seems so in terms of results. However, US valuations are still in a downward probing phase, with historical data indicating there is still room for decline. The reasons driving the downward adjustment of valuations, including the chaotic tariffs, may trigger inflation, raising concerns that the US economy could enter a stagflation state, which have not been alleviated; the chaos creator Trump is not prepared to back down, and the Federal Reserve Chairman is still reducing holdings based on data. Amidst the chaos, risk aversion sentiment has risen, pushing gold prices to briefly break through the $3,000 mark. Currently, the US stock market has entered a correction space, but the outlook for inflation and interest rate cuts remains unclear, especially as the impacts of Trump's tariffs and layoffs are still not over, leaving a significant probability for the market to continue downward corrections to stabilize asset valuations in the midst of a chaotic market background. The inflow of stablecoins is decreasing, while ETF outflows have increased, but the existing capital entering exchanges has been transformed back into buying power, allowing BTC prices to return to $83,000. Currently, the existing capital in exchanges has seen a slight rebound, but this rebound can only be viewed as a small amount of capital bottom-fishing behavior, which is not enough to become a force driving market reversal. Trump has repeatedly mentioned in public interviews that the US economy will experience a period of pain, with the goal of achieving price stabilization and interest rate cuts. The quickest method is through a trade war, allowing the US to achieve better trade conditions at the cost of economic recession. At this point, the US economy also falls into recession, and the Fed must cut interest rates to save the job market and the US economy, which will also cool inflationary pressures. #FederalReserve
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Trump FamilyTrump's assumption of office was not a good time, at least for the president, as his predecessor Biden left behind a huge mess. In addition to the historical burdens accumulated over the years, there is a $36 trillion national debt, a federal budget deficit of $1.8 trillion, 420,000 federal employees working from home, a large number of illegal immigrants, unsustainable judicial reforms, and ongoing sanctions against Russia. Faced with this mess, Trump had to implement sweeping reforms, with cost-cutting becoming key. First, he had his close associate Musk publicly reduce internal government spending; second, he raised tariffs to generate revenue and reform; third, he couldn't allow poor relatives to leech off him, which pointed to a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine as well as an increase in EU military spending. In the long term, a series of combined actions could yield predictable results, streamlining government agencies could reduce government spending, managing the borders could widen national security boundaries, and increasing tariffs could decrease the trade deficit and bring money back to the U.S. However, reforms often mean bleeding, and the pain of adjustment is unavoidable; the period of adjustment has just begun, and the market is struggling. Currently, all currencies are gradually warming up; is this warming a short-term rebound or a precursor to a reversal? From the current situation, despite the frequent positive news, voices including Trump's have already had a hard time influencing the crypto market, which lacks self-sustaining capabilities and needs external liquidity injection rather than any verbal policy benefits. Regardless, under the influence of external economic conditions, tariffs, inflation, and geopolitical factors will all affect the crypto market. For investors, besides waiting, perhaps waiting is all they can do.

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Trump's assumption of office was not a good time, at least for the president, as his predecessor Biden left behind a huge mess. In addition to the historical burdens accumulated over the years, there is a $36 trillion national debt, a federal budget deficit of $1.8 trillion, 420,000 federal employees working from home, a large number of illegal immigrants, unsustainable judicial reforms, and ongoing sanctions against Russia. Faced with this mess, Trump had to implement sweeping reforms, with cost-cutting becoming key. First, he had his close associate Musk publicly reduce internal government spending; second, he raised tariffs to generate revenue and reform; third, he couldn't allow poor relatives to leech off him, which pointed to a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine as well as an increase in EU military spending. In the long term, a series of combined actions could yield predictable results, streamlining government agencies could reduce government spending, managing the borders could widen national security boundaries, and increasing tariffs could decrease the trade deficit and bring money back to the U.S. However, reforms often mean bleeding, and the pain of adjustment is unavoidable; the period of adjustment has just begun, and the market is struggling. Currently, all currencies are gradually warming up; is this warming a short-term rebound or a precursor to a reversal? From the current situation, despite the frequent positive news, voices including Trump's have already had a hard time influencing the crypto market, which lacks self-sustaining capabilities and needs external liquidity injection rather than any verbal policy benefits. Regardless, under the influence of external economic conditions, tariffs, inflation, and geopolitical factors will all affect the crypto market. For investors, besides waiting, perhaps waiting is all they can do.
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Is it warming up?Currently, institutional investors are facing a situation where short-term market volatility is intensifying, and the long-term outlook remains uncertain, leading them to completely refrain from entering the market. The risks of a trade war may continue to fester, and market panic is unlikely to dissipate quickly in the short term. U.S. stocks may face further downside risks, with the Nasdaq index already entering a technical correction zone, bringing bear market risks closer. The cryptocurrency market also struggles to stand alone, and it will continue to experience a volatile adjustment in the short term. Analysts believe that Bitcoin is no longer just a pure cryptocurrency asset; aside from it, other cryptocurrencies show weak performance, especially Ethereum. The crypto market is not lacking in funds, as the market capitalization of stablecoins has reached $230 billion, even surpassing that of ETH, but funds are choosing to stay put as they wait for clear signals. These signals include whether the economy will enter a recession at the macro level, whether the Federal Reserve will print money, and whether new ecological narratives will emerge in the crypto market. Only when these signals appear will funds dare to flow back into the market, driving the recovery of cryptocurrencies.

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Currently, institutional investors are facing a situation where short-term market volatility is intensifying, and the long-term outlook remains uncertain, leading them to completely refrain from entering the market. The risks of a trade war may continue to fester, and market panic is unlikely to dissipate quickly in the short term. U.S. stocks may face further downside risks, with the Nasdaq index already entering a technical correction zone, bringing bear market risks closer. The cryptocurrency market also struggles to stand alone, and it will continue to experience a volatile adjustment in the short term. Analysts believe that Bitcoin is no longer just a pure cryptocurrency asset; aside from it, other cryptocurrencies show weak performance, especially Ethereum. The crypto market is not lacking in funds, as the market capitalization of stablecoins has reached $230 billion, even surpassing that of ETH, but funds are choosing to stay put as they wait for clear signals. These signals include whether the economy will enter a recession at the macro level, whether the Federal Reserve will print money, and whether new ecological narratives will emerge in the crypto market. Only when these signals appear will funds dare to flow back into the market, driving the recovery of cryptocurrencies.
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When Will the Cryptocurrency Market Warm Up?Market sell-offs and economic uncertainty have led to further declines for Bitcoin, awaiting key signals from the Federal Reserve. Bitcoin recently broke below the $80,000 level both numerically and psychologically, indicating an increase in traders' caution. Bitcoin dropped to a low of about $76,500 before a slight rebound. Ethereum's performance has also not fared much better, with its value dropping over 11%, currently trading at around $1,850, marking the lowest level since October 2023. In the volatility of cryptocurrency prices, political commentary seems to play a crucial role. Trump's remarks about a market crash have angered investors, as he indifferently acknowledged that potential economic recession has shaken confidence. Significant pullbacks are normal in a bull market, and Bitcoin is expected to find a bottom around $70,000. Traders hoping to profit should consider a buy-the-dip strategy, and those more averse to risk are advised to wait for signals from the central bank before committing funds. Looking ahead, investors will closely monitor the FOMC meeting scheduled for next week. It is likely that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell may maintain current interest rates, but the market will look for signs of future rate cuts. In summary, the market is currently under immense pressure from political developments and economic concerns.

When Will the Cryptocurrency Market Warm Up?

Market sell-offs and economic uncertainty have led to further declines for Bitcoin, awaiting key signals from the Federal Reserve. Bitcoin recently broke below the $80,000 level both numerically and psychologically, indicating an increase in traders' caution. Bitcoin dropped to a low of about $76,500 before a slight rebound. Ethereum's performance has also not fared much better, with its value dropping over 11%, currently trading at around $1,850, marking the lowest level since October 2023. In the volatility of cryptocurrency prices, political commentary seems to play a crucial role. Trump's remarks about a market crash have angered investors, as he indifferently acknowledged that potential economic recession has shaken confidence. Significant pullbacks are normal in a bull market, and Bitcoin is expected to find a bottom around $70,000. Traders hoping to profit should consider a buy-the-dip strategy, and those more averse to risk are advised to wait for signals from the central bank before committing funds. Looking ahead, investors will closely monitor the FOMC meeting scheduled for next week. It is likely that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell may maintain current interest rates, but the market will look for signs of future rate cuts. In summary, the market is currently under immense pressure from political developments and economic concerns.
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Where is the bottom?Bottom fishing, bottom fishing, when is the bottom? Before Bybit was hacked for 1.5 billion USD worth of ETH, the price of ETH was around 2800 USD. After the hack, due to the erratic changes in Trump's tariff policies, the overall market has seen a decline. Overall, Bitcoin has dropped over 10% to date, peaking at just over 20%, but almost everyone is filled with confidence that it will return to previous highs. However, Ethereum did not rebound as expected after the hackers completed their sell-off, instead dropping below 2000, even reaching a low of 1700 USD. In just under half a month, the decline was nearly 40%. Since the beginning of 2023, even in the case of a pullback, Bitcoin has risen from 25000 USD to the current 81700 USD. Meanwhile, Ethereum's position at the beginning of 2023 was 1700, and it remains at 1700 now. For long-term holders, this is a torment, as they have missed the entire bull market. For short-term investors in Ethereum, confusion still reigns, as veterans have suffered from bottom fishing; during Ethereum's decline, bottom fishing has led to the loss of the bull market's gains. This situation inevitably raises doubts about whether Ethereum is really finished. There are only two possibilities: one is that Ethereum is truly finished and abandoned by capital. The other is that capital believes the previous prices were too high, requiring lower chips, estimating suppression and short selling, while conveniently liquidating bottom leverage and brewing the next wave of the bull market.

Where is the bottom?

Bottom fishing, bottom fishing, when is the bottom? Before Bybit was hacked for 1.5 billion USD worth of ETH, the price of ETH was around 2800 USD. After the hack, due to the erratic changes in Trump's tariff policies, the overall market has seen a decline. Overall, Bitcoin has dropped over 10% to date, peaking at just over 20%, but almost everyone is filled with confidence that it will return to previous highs. However, Ethereum did not rebound as expected after the hackers completed their sell-off, instead dropping below 2000, even reaching a low of 1700 USD. In just under half a month, the decline was nearly 40%. Since the beginning of 2023, even in the case of a pullback, Bitcoin has risen from 25000 USD to the current 81700 USD. Meanwhile, Ethereum's position at the beginning of 2023 was 1700, and it remains at 1700 now. For long-term holders, this is a torment, as they have missed the entire bull market. For short-term investors in Ethereum, confusion still reigns, as veterans have suffered from bottom fishing; during Ethereum's decline, bottom fishing has led to the loss of the bull market's gains. This situation inevitably raises doubts about whether Ethereum is really finished. There are only two possibilities: one is that Ethereum is truly finished and abandoned by capital. The other is that capital believes the previous prices were too high, requiring lower chips, estimating suppression and short selling, while conveniently liquidating bottom leverage and brewing the next wave of the bull market.
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