Sisters, I just transferred my last U into the contract account, ready to go head-to-head with the whale dogs 😭



I took a look at the overall market, $BTC ‌ the current price is $63,335, and in the past 24 hours it dipped as low as $62,281.

At this 64k level, both bulls and bears are already fighting like crazy—if it breaks above 64k, the liquidation strength of shorts is as high as $786 million;

If it gets smashed below 62k, the liquidation of longs totals $655 million. The whale dogs are stuck in the middle—jabbing from both sides, taking profit on both ends.

The Federal Reserve’s Waller made his first appearance last week and directly wiped out expectations for rate cuts. The dot plot shows that the September rate hike has been fully priced in.

The US and Iran signed a 60-day interim agreement—oil prices crashed, and gold surged to 4,300 before falling back. Bitcoin dropped from 67k all the way to 63k, and all the gains from the peace deal were completely wiped out.

Now look at gold again, $XAU ‌ current price is $4,163. It’s been retracing from the February peak and has already been down for six straight weeks. It rebounded to above 4,200 on June 18, but the next day it was pressed back again. If the Fed doesn’t ease, gold simply can’t rise.

The most outrageous part is $BSB ‌—24-hour low 0.275, and it surged as high as 0.576, with an amplitude of 110%! Some people wake up and their account doubled, while others go straight to zero. This thing changes faster than an ex deciding to switch up.

The fear and greed index rose from 14 to 23, still sitting in the extreme fear zone. Bitcoin’s 50-day and 200-day moving averages are both above 70k, and the price is still $15k away from confirming a bull market structure.

The coins in your account—are they in the red or in the green? Drop a comment and let me see how many people got trapped going long at 64k 👀
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BTC1.82%
XAU-0.18%
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