#trb👀 Looking for big deal. .. Time to take entry in spot and future both. expected target 50$. In addition to reach this target Token will fly to word 63$
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#BTC Premium call‼️ Legs Up, Clear Green Signal to break 90000$. 💊Entry Mkt 💊Lev: x25-30 💊SL: No Use (81000$ is Strong Sp) put your Liq Below 81000$ 🛑Target1,: 90850 🛑Target2: 94100 ✍️ Remember : Don't use SL
#PARTIUSDT Long Entry Very Bullish momentum Long Term 0.80- 0.90$ in 5min time frame , easy gain 0.3350 💊Tip: Strong Bull reaction better to hold for Long till gain as mentioned above
$BTC Remain bearish trap between 86000 and 89000. A weak dump (short term) expected. Overall remain bullish. Btc price may increase towards 93000-95000
#BitcoinPolicyShift Bitcoin Policy Shift The recent policy shift regarding Bitcoin in the United States is characterized by a significant change in regulatory approach under the Trump administration, which emphasizes a pro-crypto stance. This shift includes several key developments:
1. Executive Order on Digital Assets President Trump signed an executive order aimed at establishing regulatory clarity for digital assets, which includes Bitcoin. This order created a “Presidential Working Group on Digital Asset Markets” tasked with reviewing existing regulations and proposing new frameworks to support innovation while ensuring consumer protection and financial stability1.
2. Creation of a Crypto Task Force The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) established a new “Crypto Task Force” to clarify the regulatory framework surrounding cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. This task force aims to move away from the previous enforcement-driven approach and instead focus on developing clear guidelines for registration, disclosure, and compliance2.
3. Regulatory Clarity Between SEC and CFTC There has been ongoing debate about whether the SEC or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) should regulate Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The Trump administration’s policies are expected to address this jurisdictional ambiguity, potentially favoring the CFTC as the primary regulator for many digital assets3.