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Welcome back $60,000 Bitcoin!!! Get some daily candles closing over 62k and things could get real interesting real fast
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September doing September things.
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I just minted Optichromie #138 by Felipe Pantone on Onchain Vision.
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Imagine having the conviction early that Bitcoin would reach over $69,000 You wouldn't be trying to trade the swings at $6
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Mint Untitled-5728 for free ✨ https://far.quest/contracts/degen/untitled-5728-1
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https://wallet.coinbase.com/nft/mint/forbesweb3
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Sure, selling chips is profitable, but chip production will be limited for years to come. It's no different from the overvalued infrastructure in the crypto world. Everything you borrow, you have to pay back eventually. Interest rate cuts might lead to excess liquidity, but that doesn't mean you should blindly buy tech stocks just because rates dropped from 5% to 3%. If tech stocks can't hold up, crypto will struggle too. Except for Bitcoin, which people never seem to sell, it's wise to be cautious with other cryptocurrencies.
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I like it
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anyone?
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Leverage is increasing, and with BTC's rebound yet to surpass previous highs, futures holdings have been steadily climbing, rapidly accumulating risk. Given today's two major conferences could potentially become catalysts for a market reversal, it's crucial to be wary of market volatility and avoid aggressively increasing leverage.
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#BTC OrderBook Heatmap This is my personal opinion. May be correct, may not be correct.
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Hilariously shit market
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I’ve never felt so down as I do today. I can't explain what the investment logic behind BTC is anymore. I used to think it was one way, then another, but today I can't find any logic at all. I'm eager for mainstream funds to pay attention to BTC, not just buying ETFs. I hope off-market funds can enter the circle so everyone can get a bigger piece of the pie.
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$pizza has experienced significant price volatility. Coupled with the official announcement from Fractal BTC blockchain that they might build a pizzaswap layer, this is a major bullish signal. Compared to $Sats, which already has a market cap of $680 million, $pizza's market cap is still less than $100 million. The next wave in the Bitcoin ecosystem will likely be the battle for programmable BTC. As an airdrop target, pizza, with its five-character inscription and excellent ID, is especially noteworthy, especially given Unisat's Binance background.
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Hhhh
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legend says if you say fractal 5 times on a spaces @ChainRacingClub 's chinese handlers send him into your twitter space within 5 minutes.
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If you're finding it hard to cut your losses on your altcoins, it might help to review the "break-even formula." In the crypto world, the "break-even formula" is: • A 10% drop requires an 11.1% rise to break even. • A 20% drop requires a 25% rise to break even. • A 30% drop requires a 42.8% rise to break even. • A 40% drop requires a 66.7% rise to break even. • A 50% drop requires a 100% rise to break even.
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