$LAYER Binance dont u see what's going on? It's aint falling when BTC and other cryptos fell, now it's making ATH's)) Monitoring it right now. People are getting scamed. #Monitoring
$LAYER This coin is being manipulated almost a month. Zero value, high price. Its just numbers on the screen. BTC and ETH bleeding this one.... We saw such things a lot. 100 percent decline in 4-5 minutes is inevitable. Dont ask when, i have no idea. Its just fact.
$LAYER Guys i have shorted and need at least -30% percent from current level to get where I started. It's up to you to go long or short. Its my recommendation to go short.
$ETH pumping for no reason. FOMC today and its highly unlikely that FED will cut rates. Get ready for major downfall for major Cryptos. BTC XRP SOL #BTC走势分析 #FedRateDecisions
The Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates this week despite growing concern about the state of the U.S. economy and the impact of President Trump’s trade agenda. Markets are expecting the Fed to maintain its pause on cuts, a move that would deprive them of stimulus following two weeks of sizable losses and that could incur the wrath of Trump.
Jerome Powell is showing unyielding resistance and aint dancing under Trumps music. This means more downfall is coming.
The crypto community is looking for someone to blame for Ethereum’s recent underperformance, and they appear to have found their scapegoat.
ETH lost momentum not only in one of the biggest BULL runs (2024 October November) but lost 150 of percent in recent bearish market. It can lose even more. And the number one reason is Vitalik Buterin and his old beliefs of smart contracts.
Billionaire Warren Buffett said that those who buy Bitcoin do so in the hope that they will find other people who are willing to pay more for it.
Ahead of Berkshire's annual meeting on Saturday, Buffett said Bitcoin is "rat poison."
Comparing the demand for Bitcoin to the tulip mania of the 17th century in the Netherlands, he said that the mysticism behind the currency has led to an increase in its price, Telegraph reports.
Berkshire vice president and long-time Buffett partner Charlie Munger was even more blunt, calling Bitcoin worthless.