$TRUMP Trump will ultimately fall below 10 dollars, but it won't drop straight down because it will become notorious, and it's called Trump, so it won't drop straight down. From 19 it will rebound, rebounding to around 26, and then it will fall again.
$TRUMP fall, fall. If I can't hold onto a love, what face do I have to say I love you? Even if it drops to 0 yuan, I accept it. Love is a feeling and persistence. Although I bought at 60, I don't blame you. Love is sacrifice and dedication. I love Trump, and I can only prove it with the rest of my life.
$BTC Why not chase the rise First, Bitcoin fluctuates greatly. Any external index is enough to make Bitcoin fall by thousands of points. Second, Bitcoin is a virtual currency. It has no value in itself, and it cannot store labor. It is neither a house nor a banknote that pays you. Third, there is a lot of bubble space in Bitcoin. The value of virtual currency depends more on people's imagination. It has no financial report, and it has no real things to support it. The value is not clear.
The market has once again been deceived, continually repeating the story of the wolf coming. The overall market has fallen again, with the trend indicating that Bitcoin support is around 101,000, showing a fluctuating trend. There is still a possibility of further declines during the market recovery process.
Ethereum broke through the key position of 3,400 yesterday, but the breakthrough momentum was limited, and before reaching the resistance around 3,470, it began to correct. It is now fluctuating near the support around 3,230.
If Ethereum cannot stabilize above 3,400, the overall altcoins will likely not see significant gains. Yesterday, we did not chase the rise and chose to observe, continuing to wait for the market to break through the bottleneck before making choices.
During the weekend, there will be a lack of liquidity, and next week there will be significant non-farm payroll data and unemployment rates, which could be a turning point for the market. Be patient and keep moving forward.
$MELANIA's development team has quietly unlocked 300 million tokens, which means they can cash out while the token price is still around $2.00 instead of $0.1. While not many people in the U.S. have discovered this yet, hurry up, brothers. Those who don't believe can quickly verify.
$BTC The Federal Reserve recently announced that it will maintain interest rates, leading to a disappointment in market expectations for a rate cut and causing investor sentiment to become cautious. In a high interest rate environment, consumer spending and corporate financing costs remain under pressure, especially with the retail sector drawing significant attention ahead of 'Black Friday.' U.S. stocks are facing downward pressure, with technology and consumer stocks being hit hardest, while market liquidity tightens and risk-averse sentiment rises. Although retailers are increasing promotional efforts, high inflation and rising credit costs may suppress consumer purchasing power. Sales data for Black Friday may fall short of expectations, and the market outlook is difficult to describe as optimistic. Investors should pay attention to future economic data and Federal Reserve policy trends to assess the next direction of the market.
The Federal Reserve recently announced that it will keep interest rates unchanged, leading to a failure of market expectations for a rate cut, which has made investor sentiment cautious. In a high-interest-rate environment, the costs of consumer spending and corporate financing remain under pressure, especially with the retail industry being a focal point ahead of 'Black Friday.' U.S. stocks are under downward pressure, with technology and consumer stocks being the hardest hit, market liquidity is tightening, and risk aversion is rising. Although retailers are increasing promotional efforts, high inflation and rising credit costs may suppress consumer purchasing power. Sales data for Black Friday may fall short of expectations, making the market outlook less optimistic. Investors need to pay attention to future economic data and the Federal Reserve's policy direction to determine the next steps for the market.