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📊 #BTC 100,000 BTC leaves ETFs
"In terms of drawdown magnitude, this is the largest drawdown the ETFs have ever experienced. Estimated losses exceed $11B , setting a historic record." #etf
$BTC

📱 "SOL diving scene! 0.96% crash ⚠️, crypto crash scene! ｜ June 26 TradeyAI Morning Market Analysis"
Good morning everyone. Today our SOL seems to have had too much to drink and dove headfirst into the pool, with a 24-hour drop of 0.96%. 📉 SOL current price $67.27, 24h high $69.66, low $64.04.
📍 One sentence summary: Today's SOL is like a drunk driver, a wild crash scene.
📊 Trend analysis:
• 15 min: Consolidation
• 1 hour: Consolidation
• 4 hours: Downtrend
• Daily: Downtrend
📍 Support levels: $67.26 (drunk driver's seatbelt), $65.45 (his brake), $63.34 (last life raft).
📍 Resistance lev

📱 "SOL's Diving Scene! 0.96% Crash ⚠️, Crypto Crash Scene! | June 26 TradeyAI Morning Market Analysis"
Good morning everyone, today our SOL seems to have had too much to drink, diving headfirst into the pool, with a 24-hour drop of 0.96%. 📉 SOL current price $67.27, 24-hour high $69.66, low $64.04.
📍 One sentence summary: Today's SOL is like a drunk driver, a crazy crash scene.
📊 Trend Analysis:
• 15 min: Consolidation
• 1 hour: Consolidation
• 4 hours: Downtrend
• Daily: Downtrend
📍 Support levels $67.26 (drunk driver's seatbelt), $65.45 (his brakes), $63.34 (last life raft).
📍 Resistan

📱 "SOL dive scene! 0.96% crash⚠️, crypto crash scene! | June 26 TradeyAI Morning Market Analysis"
Good morning everyone, today our SOL seems to have had too much to drink and dove headfirst into the pool, with a 24-hour drop of 0.96%. 📉 SOL current price $67.27, 24-hour high $69.66, low $64.04.
📍 One sentence summary: Today's SOL is like a drunk driver, a crazy crash scene.
📊 Trend Analysis:
• 15 minutes: Consolidation
• 1 hour: Consolidation
• 4 hours: Downtrend
• Daily: Downtrend
📍 Support levels: $67.26 (drunk driver's seatbelt), $65.45 (their brake), $63.34 (the last life raft).
📍 Re

📱 "SOL dive scene! 0.96% crash ⚠️, crypto crash scene! | June 26 TradeyAI Morning Market Analysis"
Good morning everyone, today our SOL seems to have had too much to drink and dove headfirst into the pool, with a 24-hour drop of 0.96%. 📉 SOL current price $67.27, 24-hour high $69.66, low $64.04.
📍 One sentence summary: Today's SOL is like a drunk driver, a wild crash scene.
📊 Trend Analysis:
• 15 min: Consolidating
• 1 hour: Consolidating
• 4 hour: Downtrend
• Daily: Downtrend
📍 Support levels $67.26 (the drunk driver's seatbelt), $65.45 (his brake), $63.34 (the last life raft).
📍 Resist

📱 "SOL Diving Scene! 0.96% Wreck ⚠️, Crypto Scene Wreck! | June 26 TradeyAI Morning Market Analysis"
Good morning everyone, it seems our SOL had too much to drink and dove headfirst into the pool, with a 24-hour drop of 0.96%.
📉 SOL current price $67.27, 24h high $69.66, low $64.04.
📍 One sentence summary: Today's SOL is like a drunk driver, a crazy crash scene.
📊 Trend Analysis:
• 15-min: Oscillating
• 1-hour: Oscillating
• 4-hour: Downward
• Daily: Downward
📍 Support levels $67.26 (drunk driver's seatbelt), $65.45 (his brake), $63.34 (last life raft).
📍 Resistance levels $67.28 (one dr

📱 "SOL Dive Scene! 0.96% Crash ⚠️, Crypto Crash Scene! | June 26 TradeyAI Morning Market Analysis"
Good morning everyone, today our SOL seems to have had too much to drink and plunged headfirst into the pool, with a 24-hour decline of 0.96%. 📉 SOL current price $67.27, 24h high $69.66, low $64.04.
📍 One sentence summary: Today's SOL is like a drunk driver, a crazy crash scene.
📊 Trend Analysis:
• 15 minutes: Consolidation
• 1 hour: Consolidation
• 4 hours: Downward
• Daily: Downward
📍 Support levels $67.26 (drunk driver's seatbelt), $65.45 (his brake), $63.34 (last life raft).
📍 Resistan

📱 "SOL Diving Spot! 0.96% Crash ⚠️, Crypto Crash Scene! | June 26 TradeyAI Morning Market Analysis"
Good morning everyone, today our SOL seems to have had a bit too much to drink, diving headfirst into the pool, with a 24-hour drop of 0.96%. 📉 SOL current price $67.27, 24-hour high $69.66, low $64.04.
📍 One sentence summary: Today's SOL is like a drunk driver, a crazy crash scene.
📊 Trend Analysis:
• 15 min: Consolidation
• 1 hour: Consolidation
• 4 hours: Downtrend
• Daily: Downtrend
📍 Support levels $67.26 (drunk driver's seatbelt), $65.45 (his brake), $63.34 (last life raft).
📍 Resist

📱 "SOL Diving Live! 0.96% Crash ⚠️, Crypto Crash Live! | June 26 TradeyAI Morning Market Analysis"
Good morning everyone, today our SOL seems to have had too much to drink, diving headfirst into the pool, with a 24-hour drop of 0.96%. 📉 SOL current price $67.27, 24h high $69.66, low $64.04.
📍 One sentence summary: Today's SOL is like a drunk driver, a wild crash scene.
📊 Trend Analysis:
• 15 min: Consolidation
• 1 hour: Consolidation
• 4 hours: Downward
• Daily: Downward
📍 Support levels $67.26 (drunk driver's seatbelt), $65.45 (his brakes), $63.34 (the last life raft).
📍 Resistance leve

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#BTC下探60000美元关键关口
Confusingly, the data shows that Bitcoin long-term holders currently control 79% of the circulating supply, hitting a new historical high, and the Bitcoin supply available for trading is becoming increasingly tight.
But if the circulating supply is getting smaller and smaller, why is BTC still falling nonstop? Could the real amount be much larger? For example, are the Bitcoins used to dump on various exchanges really genuine BTC? Won’t there be a lot of fabricated Bitcoin as well? Remember last time a Korean exchange made a mistake in the unit, and sent BTC—far exceeding

#BTC下探60000美元关键关口
Confusingly, data shows that Bitcoin long-term holders currently control 79% of Bitcoin's circulating supply, an all-time high, making the supply of Bitcoin available for trading increasingly tight.
But since the circulating supply is getting smaller, why does BTC keep falling? Could it be that the actual quantity is much larger? For example, are the Bitcoins being dumped on various exchanges really real BTC? Could there be many fabricated Bitcoins? I recall a time when a Korean exchange made a mistake with numerical units and erroneously credited user accounts with BTC far

#BTC下探60000美元关键关口
It’s puzzling. Data shows that long-term Bitcoin holders currently control 79% of the circulating supply, an all-time high, making the supply of Bitcoin available for trading increasingly tight.
But if the circulating supply is getting smaller, why is BTC still falling? Could the actual amount be much larger? For example, are the Bitcoins being dumped on various exchanges really real BTC? Could there be a lot of fabricated Bitcoins? I recall a Korean exchange once misrepresented digital units, mistakenly crediting user balances with BTC far exceeding their reserves. $BTC

#BTC下探60000美元关键关口
It's puzzling. Data shows that Bitcoin long-term holders now control 79% of the circulating supply, hitting an all-time high, and the supply of Bitcoin available for trading is becoming more constrained.
But since the circulating supply is getting smaller, why is BTC still falling? Could the actual quantity be much larger? For example, are the Bitcoin being dumped on various exchanges real? Couldn't there be many fabricated Bitcoins? I recall when a Korean exchange once messed up the digital unit and erroneously issued BTC far exceeding the reserve amount to user account bal

#BTC下探60000美元关键关口
It's puzzling. Data shows that long-term Bitcoin holders currently control 79% of the circulating supply, a new all-time high, making the available Bitcoin supply for trading increasingly tight.
But if the circulating supply is becoming smaller, why is BTC still dropping? Could the actual amount be much larger? For example, are the Bitcoins being dumped on various exchanges really real BTC? Aren't there many fabricated Bitcoins? I remember a Korean exchange once messed up a number unit and mistakenly issued BTC far exceeding its reserve to user account balances. $BTC

#BTC下探60000美元关键关口
Puzzling: Data shows that long-term Bitcoin holders currently control 79% of the circulating supply of Bitcoin, an all-time high, making the supply of Bitcoin available for trading increasingly tight.
But since the circulating supply is becoming smaller, why is BTC still falling? Could it be that the actual amount is much larger? For example, are the Bitcoins being dumped on various exchanges really real BTC? Could there be many fabricated Bitcoins? I recall a Korean exchange once messed up a decimal unit and incorrectly issued an amount of BTC far exceeding its reserves to

#BTC下探60000美元关键关口
Confusingly, data shows that Bitcoin long-term holders currently control 79% of Bitcoin's circulating supply, a record high, making the available supply for trading increasingly tight.
But since the circulating supply is becoming smaller, why is BTC still dropping? Could the actual amount be much larger? For instance, are the Bitcoins being dumped on various exchanges real BTC? Could there be many fabricated Bitcoins? I recall that a Korean exchange once mistakenly issued BTC to user account balances in amounts far exceeding its reserves due to a unit error. $BTC

#BTC下探60000美元关键关口
Confusingly, the data shows that Bitcoin long-term holders currently control 79% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply, hitting a new all-time high, and the amount of Bitcoin available for trading is becoming increasingly tight.
But since the circulating supply is getting smaller and smaller, why does BTC keep falling? Could the true amount be much larger? For example, are the Bitcoins being dumped on various exchanges really all genuine BTC? There can’t be that many fabricated Bitcoins, right? Remember the last time a Korean exchange made a mistake with the number units and sen

#BTC下探60000美元关键关口
Puzzling, data shows that long-term Bitcoin holders currently control 79% of Bitcoin's circulating supply, an all-time high. The supply of Bitcoin available for trading is becoming tighter.
But since the circulating supply is getting smaller, why is BTC still falling? Could the actual quantity be much larger? For example, are the Bitcoins being dumped on exchanges all real? Could there be many fabricated Bitcoins? Remember last time when a Korean exchange made a mistake with a digital unit and mistakenly issued BTC far exceeding its reserve amount to user account balances? $