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When everyone's wallets are losing money and feeling desperate, Trump just needs to say a few words to help everyone get out🥲
The Master Understander: Any military strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure will be delayed by five days.
In other words, it'll keep dropping after five days?

#SIREN The banker pulled up so much in one day, only those with guts dare to gamble
In the past 24 hours, shorts have probably been liquidated around 15 million
Is anyone still daring to short 🌚

Another market-wide collapse
Crypto, US stocks, gold, and silver - none escaped
Gold alone fell over $400/ounce in a day
It seems like no asset qualifies as a safe haven anymore

$TRUMP Over the past two days, it has surged from 2.7 to 4, a gain of over 30%.
The reason is simple: the project team announced they would hold an "exclusive dinner for major holders," saying Trump himself might possibly attend, and then the coin price went up.
It's "might" attend—the White House hasn't confirmed it, and the project team itself left themselves an out saying if he doesn't come they'll issue NFTs instead.
Back in January when TRUMP coin launched, the price surged from 1 to 75. That was when Trump had just taken office—it was a real hot spot. Now it's already down 96%, and this

After the exchange BTC balance hit bottom in 2019, the price rose from $3K to $69K.
Now, this balance has hit a new low: 2.4 million coins, the lowest since 2018.
In one year, 1 million BTC have disappeared from exchanges.
So where did all the coins go?
Institutions are stockpiling: BlackRock's IBIT saw a daily inflow of $109M, MicroStrategy bought another 17,994 BTC in March, with a total holding of 738,000 BTC.
Grayscale, Fidelity, and other institutions are also continuously accumulating, and retail investors are shifting assets.
Ledger and Trezor hardware wallet supplies are in

Previously, new coins were launched with market makers, major media outlets, KOLs, speculators, and retail investors all working together to push the price up.
Now, the project team only needs to do one thing: go live.
The rest of the process is automatically handled—airdrops are instantly distributed, retail investors ignore them, those pushing the price help others lift the sedan chair, and those who run slowly stay at the mountain top.
From a certain perspective, it's not that no one is playing with altcoins anymore; it's that everyone has figured out how to play them properly.

The sudden surge caught everyone off guard
Is it because of the Korean stock market crash, and the Koreans are trying to pump up the crypto market?

Trump just said: We haven't launched a fierce attack yet; the real wave of strikes is coming soon.
Iran: We haven't been hit yet??🤡
Oh right, these are just warm-ups.
He also added that a direct US military deployment to Iran is not out of the question.

When Trump initially issued his coin, it was even trending on Moments...
Now the team has moved 17 million in chips to the exchange themselves.
$TRUMP dropped from a high of $80 to now $3.4, a decline of over 95%. I don't know how many people are still trapped at the high.
Most people's fate is to be an unaware liquidity in someone else's story.

So what exactly is going on with directly throwing so much? #usd1 #wlfi

Why are all the altcoins starting to rise to varying degrees today?

Hong Kong, which once completely banned crypto trading, is now rushing to become Asia's Web3 capital. Can you believe it?
Consensus has chosen Hong Kong as its location for two consecutive years, which is no coincidence. The Hong Kong government has issued 11 exchange licenses, hundreds of Web3 companies have set up operations, and a stablecoin license will be issued this quarter. Digital asset regulation legislation is scheduled to be introduced in the Legislative Council this summer.
From "ban everything outright" to "actively legislating to welcome it," Hong Kong has only taken two year

Seeing that the Federal Reserve is evaluating opening payment account access to non-bank institutions.
It must be said: the biggest threat to banks has always been within the system.
In the future, companies like Circle and PayPal might settle directly with the Fed, no longer needing to pay tolls to banks.
Currently, the awkward situation of stablecoins like USDC and USDT is that they are pegged to the US dollar, but every off-chain settlement has to go through banks, which can cut you off at any time. Last year, several crypto companies had their accounts closed because of this.
If the Fed tr

Korean regulators moved when no one was paying attention\nEveryone is watching the actions of the US SEC, but South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service’s 2026 work plan directly targets the "weaknesses" of crypto.\nThree critical points: CEOs will be held criminally responsible for safety incidents, AI will be used to establish real-time risk control systems, and the promotion of "Financial AI Ethical Guidelines".\nWhile the global debate continues on whether cryptocurrencies should be compliant, South Korea has already started using AI to catch insider trading and leveraging criminal liabil

Another bloodbath at $BTC . The next support level is at 70,000, I feel like it can't hold anymore 😭