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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 06-23 04:09
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Don_tWorry,Don_tWorry
· 06-23 03:29
Sister Xue, how is the market maker doing now?
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 06-23 02:05
Trump is speaking again.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 06-23 02:04
Hayes: The weakness in the crypto market will eventually pass, and Bitcoin's safe-haven properties will be recognized. Bit co-founder Arthur Hayes stated today on the X platform that the current market weakness is only a temporary phenomenon. As central banks around the world continue to expand their money supply under the guise of "national interest", the value of Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset will become increasingly evident, and its position will ultimately be widely recognized by the market.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 06-23 00:51
So many people are buying the dip on BTC, the market makers are not pumping and it's still rising.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 06-22 23:47
Analysts: Middle East conflict may push US summer CPI to 4% According to a report by Bloomberg economists, including Ziad Daoud, as the deadline for President Trump's suspension of so-called reciprocal tariffs approaches, geopolitical risks are rising, intertwining with the potential escalation of tariffs in the coming weeks. The prolonged Middle East conflict's greatest impact on the economy may be a surge in oil prices. In extreme cases of the Strait of Hormuz being closed, crude oil could spike to over $130 per barrel. This could bring the US summer CPI close to 4%, prompting The Federal Reserve and other Central Banks to delay future interest rate cuts. The report states that any significant rise in oil or natural gas prices, or trade turmoil caused by further escalation of the conflict, will become yet another drag on the world economy.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 06-22 23:33
BTC has a buy order of a few million, and it's just a couple of moments.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 06-22 23:30
There are quite a few people buying the dip on BTC.
Good morning everyone! Market analysis! Thank you all for your support!
According to a report by Bloomberg economists, including Ziad Daoud, as the deadline for President Trump's suspension of so-called reciprocal tariffs approaches, geopolitical risks are rising, intertwining with the potential escalation of tariffs in the coming weeks. The prolonged Middle East conflict's greatest impact on the economy may be a surge in oil prices. In extreme cases of the Strait of Hormuz being closed, crude oil could spike to over $130 per barrel. This could bring the US summer CPI close to 4%, prompting The Federal Reserve and other Central Banks to delay future interest rate cuts.
The report states that any significant rise in oil or natural gas prices, or trade turmoil caused by further escalation of the conflict, will become yet another drag on the world economy.