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🇺🇸 Trump is pushing the Fed to cut rates immediately.
He says the Fed should even hold a special meeting right now to lower rates.
But with the FOMC meeting just 2 days away, the probability of a rate cut is still close to zero.
For now, Powell doesn’t seem in any hurry.

Seems that AI is back on track as the top narrative in crypto.
And who is one of the undisputed kings in Crypto AI?
Yes, Mr. $FET!
It seems to be trading in a massive power of 3 setup, so it's time to pay attention; it might start to expand!

I think GeckoTerminal🦎 has been cracking out some solid trader tools lately.
For example, when I wake up, I might have missed some new narratives, so I like to check the Top Categories:
The data is transparent and not shaped by whoever paid the most as well.
Worth taking a look!

$1,570,000,000 in Bitcoin.
That’s how much Saylor's Strategy bought last week alone.

Is BlackRock preparing to sell some Bitcoin?
It just transferred $124,800,000 in $BTC to Coinbase.

Every morning I wake up hoping for $BTC to finally break out from this range, and every morning it is actually trying but gets rejected soon after.
Can this finally be the morning? The very good morning we break out and push to $79K.

$ETH has finally closed 7 straight green days for the first time in 8 months.
ETH is already up 15% this month.
Is momentum finally coming back?

Total 37,800,000 crypto tokens have now been launched.
Every cycle, the number keeps exploding.
Liquidity that once pushed a few altcoins to the moon is now spread across millions of tokens.
Now you understand why altseason isn’t the same anymore.

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Michael Saylor hinted at another Bitcoin buy.
Just last week, Strategy purchased $1.28B worth of $BTC.
BTC is currently trading 5.6% below Strategy's average entry.
And yet Saylor still looks ready to buy more.

$BTC ETFs have bought $2,120,000,000 worth of Bitcoin in the last 3 weeks.
That’s three consecutive weeks of inflows for the first time since September 2025.
Even with the war ongoing, institutional money keeps flowing into Bitcoin.

$TRUMP coin is having one of its days with a nice pump, but look where the price pushed to.
Always the same resistance level, the 12H EMA200.
That is a key resistance trendline, so don't get overexcited as long as it is not properly broken.

Ethereum Foundation just sold 5,000 $ETH.
But this time, instead of selling on exchanges, they executed the trade through an OTC deal with Bitmine.

Oh man, rejected once again and deviating back below.
Can $BTC break this resistance for once? Asking for a friend!

🇺🇸 Midterm Election years destroy Bitcoin.
Every single time.
Bitcoin crashes ~57% before the election.
Everyone panics. Everyone sells.
Then the election ends. Uncertainty disappears. And the same people who sold start buying back in.
Bitcoin gains ~54% the next year.
Same pattern. Every cycle.
This isn't a prediction. This is a pattern.
And most people will ignore it. Again.

$BTC is UP 16% since the war started.
Meanwhile, Silver is DOWN 15% in the same time period.
The asset many call “risky” is going up while a traditional safe haven is going down.

Is today finally the day that $BTC breaks this resistance?
We have been trapped below it for ages.
Close a few candles above it, and we should be ready to visit $79K!

$BCH has been trapped in this range for ages! Absolutely unable to break it.
The last rejection was at the top of the range, at that tough resistance, so we could assume the $400 support level is next.

Recent US data is sending a confusing signal to the market.
Inflation is still not cooling fast enough, but at the same time economic growth is clearly losing speed.
That’s the kind of combination markets dislike the most because it creates maximum uncertainty.
When prices stay elevated while the economy begins to slow, the risk of stagflation starts entering the conversation.
And that puts the Federal Reserve in a tough position.
Lower rates to support growth; inflation could go up again.
Keep rates high to control inflation; the economy slowdown could get worse.
But if the economy continues